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About NativePort
What is NativePort?
NativePort is a developer-focused API gateway that lets AI agents access 32 providers for web search, scraping, browser automation, voice, and model inference through a single API key. It acts as a benchmarked proxy: each provider's native parameters and response shapes are passed through unchanged, so there's nothing to rewrite when you integrate or leave.
Problem it solves
Building an agent that needs both search and scraping typically means juggling multiple keys, multiple billing cycles, and inconsistent response formats. NativePort replaces that with one key, one dollar balance, and a flat 5.5% service fee at top-up only. Usage is billed at the provider's exact metered rate — no hidden per-call margins.
Who it's for
This is for developers building AI agents, automation scripts, or data pipelines that need reliable access to search, scraping, or browser tools without managing many vendor accounts. It's not for non-technical users or those needing a no-code interface. If you just need a single search API without benchmarking or multi-provider flexibility, a direct provider might be simpler.
Real use cases
Use it to power agentic browsing (Firecrawl), pull SERP data (Serper, DataForSEO), scrape web pages (ScrapingBee, Oxylabs), or extract data from PDFs (Firecrawl). The free $5 credit covers about 16,000 Google SERP queries via Serper or 2,300 page scrapes via Firecrawl, enough for small projects or evaluation.
Key features
- Single API key — One key for 32 providers — search, scraping, browser automation, and more. No multiple sign-ups.
- Native endpoints — Provider-native parameters and response shapes are passed through unchanged — no reformatting.
- One credit balance — One dollar balance for all providers; usage at the provider's exact metered price.
- Benchmark scores — Every provider is scored on a common endpoint with run dates, so you can pick the best for your task.
- Transparent fee — 5.5% fee only at top-up, never per request; itemized on your Stripe receipt.
- Free $5 credit — Get $5 at sign-up with a key already minted — try it before paying.
SaaSpartout Score
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NativePort Pricing
NativePort pricing: from $5 one-time credit (plus 5.5% top-up fee). Billing model: Lifetime.
For comparison: the median starting price in Developer Tools is $19.99/month, measured across 301 tools we track. See the full SaaS Pricing Index →
Pay-as-you-go credits
Start with a free $5 credit at sign-up — no card required. Top up any amount from $10 to $5,000 per purchase. A 5.5% service fee is added at checkout (e.g., $100 of credits costs $105.50), and your balance receives the full $100. Usage is debited at the provider's exact metered rate. No monthly fee, no per-request markup.
Free trial: Yes — $5 credit at sign-up.
Frequently asked questions
How much does NativePort cost?
Credits are sold in whole dollars from $10 to $5,000, plus a 5.5% service fee at top-up. Usage is billed at the provider's own metered rate. You get a free $5 credit at sign-up.
Is NativePort free?
There's no monthly fee, and you get $5 in free credits at sign-up. After that, you pay for usage — prepay credits from $10.
What is NativePort used for?
It's an API gateway for AI agents that need web search, scraping, browser automation, and more. It gives you one key and one balance for 32 providers.
What are the best NativePort alternatives?
Alternatives include OpenRouter (for model gateways) and Eden AI (for multi-provider AI APIs). NativePort differs by focusing on data retrieval and benchmarking.
Who is NativePort best for?
Developers building AI agents or data pipelines that need access to multiple search and scraping providers without managing many accounts.
What is NativePort's key limitation?
It's a developer tool — no no-code interface. You need to make API calls. Also, the 5.5% top-up fee is an extra cost, though it's transparent.
