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One key for 15 data APIs and their MCP servers

Agents and apps that need several data sources end up juggling a key, a bill and a quota per vendor. CyberMax All-Access is one subscription and one key (CMXALL-...) for all 15 CyberMax data APIs and their remote MCP servers: email validation, company logos, domain trust and DNS, web pages to clean fields, documents to Markdown, VIN decode and recalls, CVE priority from CISA KEV and EPSS, FMCSA carrier vetting, US tariffs with Section 301, SEC Form 4 insider trades, company name to domain, domain authority, hiring signals and Google trending searches. Each API keeps its own full allowance; nothing is pooled.

Who this is for

AI agent and MCP builders, developers who use three or more data APIs, security, fleet and logistics teams, and agencies building for clients.

What the output looks like

What one All-Access key includes, per API (store page, 10 Oct 2026)

API What it answers Included / month In the $32 pack
Mailvett email checks, 10 per call 5,000 calls 1,000
Kevscope CVE priority (KEV + EPSS) 10,000 calls 2,000
Recallroll VIN decode + recalls 2,000 calls 400
Haulroll FMCSA carrier vetting 750 calls 200
Dutyfinch US tariffs + Section 301 2,500 calls 500
Insidewell SEC Form 4 insider trades 10,000 calls 2,000
Fieldwright any URL to clean fields 7,500 pages 1,500
Leafmelt documents to Markdown 3,000 calls 750
Namewhere company name to domain 25,000 lookups 5,000
Linkheft domain authority 100,000 lookups 25,000
Logolark, Bonafido, DomainDNA, HireHeat, Swellmeter Trending logos, domain trust, DNS, hiring, trending searches 1,500 to 6,000 each 250 to 1,500 each

How to do it

  1. Try any API's free tier first: no key, no signup.
  2. Buy the $32 pack or the monthly plan; the CMXALL key arrives by email.
  3. Send it as x-api-key or Authorization: Bearer on any CyberMax REST API or MCP server.
  4. Watch usage for every API on one page; an API that runs out answers quota_exceeded until the 1st (UTC).

From the command line:

curl -H 'Authorization: Bearer CMXALL-...' 'https://kevscope-api.cybermaxtools.com/api/priority?cve=CVE-2024-3400,CVE-2024-6387'
curl -H 'Authorization: Bearer CMXALL-...' 'https://haulroll-api.cybermaxtools.com/api/carrier?dot=80806'
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What it costs compared with the alternatives

Published prices, read on each vendor's own pricing page (2026-10-10):

Tool Price Free tier
CyberMax API All-Access $119/month or $1,190/year; $32 pack once Each API's own free tier, no key
API Ninjas (one key, general APIs) Developer $59/month ($39 billed yearly), 100,000 calls; Business $149/month ($99 yearly), 1,000,000 3,000 calls/month, non-commercial, attribution required
ApyHub (one key, utility APIs) Pro $16/month, 100,000 atoms; Pro+ $42/month, 500,000 atoms 3,000 atoms/month
Abstract API (each API billed separately) Email Validation Starter $17/month (5,000 requests); Professional $39/month 100 requests

Pricing pages: API Ninjas (one key, general APIs), ApyHub (one key, utility APIs), Abstract API (each API billed separately).

Why this approach

  • Specialised data, not generic utilities: CISA KEV + EPSS, FMCSA, NHTSA recalls, USITC tariffs and SEC EDGAR Form 4, each with an MCP server for AI agents.
  • Each API keeps its own allowance, the same as its cheapest monthly plan; no pooled credits and no overage charges.
  • The $32 pay-as-you-go pack never expires: good for agents with spiky, occasional use.
  • One Stripe checkout, key by email, usage on every API at one page; cancel any time, 14-day refund.

FAQ

Why not API Ninjas?

API Ninjas is a broad set of general utility APIs on one key, from $59/month. All-Access covers specialised data APIs (KEV/EPSS, FMCSA, NHTSA, USITC, SEC Form 4) with an MCP server for each. If you need weather, quotes or unit conversions, API Ninjas fits better.

Why not just buy one API?

If you need one or two, do: each has its own plans and free tier. All-Access makes sense when you use several.

Are calls pooled?

No. Each API keeps its own allowance; heavy use of one does not eat into another.

What happens at the limit?

No overage charges. That API answers quota_exceeded until the 1st (UTC); the others keep working.

Is the data advice?

No. The APIs give general information, not legal, customs or security advice.

Pricing

Every API has a free tier with no key. All-Access: $119/month for each API's entry-plan allowance, or $1,190/year (2 months free). Pay as you go: $32 once for each API's pack allowance, never expires.

See CyberMax API All-Access plans and try it free


Published automatically by CyberMax. Every number above comes from the linked public data; nothing is estimated.

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