Realie’s property data API starts free, with paid self-service plans at $50, $150, and $350 per month. One monthly token allowance covers both Platform and API usage.
Each Realie self-service plan includes a monthly token allowance: Free includes 25 tokens, $50 includes 1,250, $150 includes 6,000, and $350 includes 30,000. Corresponding overage rates are $0.15, $0.05, $0.025, and $0.012 per token. All plans include the same endpoints and data types, with up to 100 parcels per request; Enterprise API access and bulk data licensing are available separately through sales.
One monthly allowance covers both Platform usage and API usage, so you are not managing two separate budgets. A single request can return up to 100 parcels, which matters when you are comparing costs against providers that bill strictly per record.
Because every tier exposes the same endpoints and the same fields, upgrading is about volume economics rather than unlocking features. That also means you can validate the full dataset on the free tier before committing money — you are not evaluating a stripped-down version.
Ask what counts as a billable unit. Per-record pricing and per-request pricing produce very different bills for the same workload, especially for bulk enrichment where one request can carry many parcels.
Then ask about the commercial terms around the price: minimum contract length, whether a sales call is required before you can test, whether historical data costs extra, and whether redistribution or storage is permitted under the licence. Those terms frequently matter more to total cost than the headline monthly figure. Bulk delivery is priced separately based on geography, attributes, and refresh cadence.