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DiscoLike API Access on Every Plan
DiscoLike includes API access on every paid plan. Plan differences affect usage economics, execution rates, and support rather than requiring an enterprise tier for integration.
· updated October 6, 2026
GTM engineers should be able to connect company data to a workflow without first buying an enterprise contract. DiscoLike made API access available across paid plans so discovery and enrichment can run inside the tools a team already uses.
What you can build with the API
Use the API to discover companies, enrich domain lists, resolve company names to domains, and feed account research into a larger workflow.
Common starting points include enriching inbound business domains, expanding a customer segment with lookalikes, or preparing company records for a Clay or n8n process.
The API provides the data operations. Your workflow still decides what counts as a qualified account and where accepted results should go.
Access and usage are separate
API access is included, but data usage remains subject to plan pricing and limits. Higher plans can offer different volume economics, execution rates, and support.
Check current pricing and the relevant endpoint’s usage rules when budgeting a workflow.
Start with a bounded integration
Choose a small set of domains whose correct answers you know. Confirm how the API represents missing records, redirects, and duplicates before sending a production list.
Keep source identifiers in your own system so repeated runs update the right records. Handle errors separately from “no match,” and check the relevant endpoint’s pagination and rate-limit behavior.
Once the sample is correct, expand the volume and measure accepted results and usage costs.
Pick the interface that fits the job
Direct API calls suit custom applications and workflow tools. DiscoLike also offers MCP for agents, a CLI for terminal tasks, and an SDK for application development.
Explore the API for integration details and DiscoLike v2: Features on Every Plan for the broader plan changes.
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