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You have to pay for APIs / Functions that the individual vendor charges for (if the functions are not free) - for example, MessageBird charges $0.005 per SMS se
by keithwhor 9y ago
You have to pay for APIs / Functions that the individual vendor charges for (if the functions are not free) - for example, MessageBird charges $0.005 per SMS sent [1] using their sms.create function.
You also pay a nominal fee per ms of compute used when somebody uses an API you’ve built.
But you can get started for free - $5.00 of credits included that should cover up to 100,000 requests, if you’re really experimenting feel free to message our team (my email is in my profile here, I think).
[1] https://stdlib.com/@messagebird/lib/sms https://stdlib.com/@messagebird/lib/sms