Prices are in USD. A call is one endpoint execution (a Run). A task may use several calls.
“Catalog rate” is the listed call price; usage-based totals depend on inputs and options. “Up to” is the maximum total charge for that call. Result and token rates use their stated units.
Open an endpoint for its pricing rules, including charges for no match or errors.
$1 free credit to start. Pay for endpoint usage from one Glasser balance.
Free access with limits
Search and Fetch free within limits. No card or wallet funds are required for direct Search and Fetch. Other TinyFish products have separate usage charges.
Usage & allowances
Per-call, result or token pricing
The endpoint directory shows each rate and any per-call cap. A task can use multiple endpoints and calls.
Search and Fetch quotas
Search: 30 requests/min and 500/hour. Fetch: 150 URLs/min and 1,000/day. Higher limits are arranged separately.
Accounts & keys
One Glasser account and key
Use supported endpoints across providers with your Glasser credentials.
TinyFish API key
Sign up for a TinyFish account and use its key for direct API requests.
Agent setup
One Glasser integration
Connect the Skill so your agent can find, inspect and run endpoints.
REST, SDKs, CLI + MCP
Connect TinyFish directly with its own API key and supported integration.
Search and Fetch free within limits. No card or wallet funds are required for direct Search and Fetch. Other TinyFish products have separate usage charges.
Usage & allowances
Search and Fetch quotas
Search: 30 requests/min and 500/hour. Fetch: 150 URLs/min and 1,000/day. Higher limits are arranged separately.
Accounts & keys
TinyFish API key
Sign up for a TinyFish account and use its key for direct API requests.
Agent setup
REST, SDKs, CLI + MCP
Connect TinyFish directly with its own API key and supported integration.
Subscription fees, prepaid balances and usage rates are shown separately by billing model. Actual task cost depends on the endpoints, inputs and volume.
TinyFish API questions, answered.
Which TinyFish API products are available through Glasser?
Glasser currently lists Search and Fetch. Search discovers web pages, news and research papers. Fetch extracts content from known URLs. TinyFish’s other products have their own direct access and are outside these two listed operations.
How are TinyFish Search and Fetch different?
Search starts with a query and returns matching sources. Fetch starts with one to ten URLs and retrieves their page content. Your application can use Search to select URLs and Fetch to read them in a separate call.
Which output formats does TinyFish Fetch return?
Fetch supports Markdown, semantic HTML and a JSON document tree. The JSON format returns the document tree in text. Page-element selection and optional links or metadata help you choose which material to return.
Can TinyFish search news and research papers?
Yes. The Search operation supports web, news and research-paper source types. Each mode has its own available filters; inspect the current contract before applying country, language, domain or date options.
What happens when one URL in a Fetch request fails?
Fetch keeps per-URL errors in the response alongside successful results. Review both when processing a batch. Provider rate and allowance limits still apply; inspect the endpoint’s price for charge conditions on each outcome.
Is the TinyFish API free to use directly?
TinyFish lists direct Search at no charge within 30 requests/minute and 500 requests/hour, and Fetch within 150 URLs/minute and 1,000 URLs/day. No credit card or wallet funds are needed for those free allowances. Calls through Glasser use the rates shown in its endpoint directory.
Do I need a TinyFish API key or a separate agent setup?
Calls through Glasser use your Glasser key and existing integration. Direct TinyFish access uses a TinyFish API key and supports REST, SDKs, CLI and MCP. Compare its direct free limits with the convenience of your shared Glasser setup.