Apollo absolutely could do all of that. That being said, I doubt anyone would use it. $1 per 1k requests is insane. I'm not exactly sure what counts as an API

Apollo absolutely could do all of that. That being said, I doubt anyone would use it. $1 per 1k requests is insane. I'm not exactly sure what counts as an API call, but it has the potential to add up quickly. On initial load, new Reddit makes 209 network requests and old reddit makes 127. I doubt the API needs that many requests, but it's not a nested API. It likely requires a bunch of additional requests to grab accessory information. It seems plausible that power users would end up easily running into $1 to $5 daily usage fees. Nobody is going to pay $30/month for Reddit plus an application fee.