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Velora API commercial checks: fees and partner settings

Read Velora API capacity prices alongside partner-fee economics, avoiding the assumption that a throughput subscription resolves every swap charge.

Velora's Pro plans sell API capacity, while its monetization documentation governs partner fees and surplus sharing. Review both before calculating the margin of an integrated swap product.

Published capacity plans

The plan table, checked September 24, 2026, lists:

PlanMonthly priceMaximum RPSDaily calls
Free$015,000
Basic$5001050,000
Pro$70020120,000
Enterprise$2,00040250,000
Basic Extended$1,815151,000,000

The different limits matter: a plan with more daily calls is not automatically the one with the highest short-term rate. Match the tier to measured traffic, not its name.

Partner revenue follows another policy

The monetization guide describes different partner-fee splits for Market and Delta and a separate surplus-sharing model. It publishes an 85% partner share of Market partner fees and a 100% partner share for Delta, with tailored arrangements possible; surplus sharing is described as evenly split.

Read those detailed terms alongside broad statements that plans price throughput rather than trades. A throughput subscription does not mean every revenue-allocation rule disappears. The guide also documents a default fee for anonymous traffic, so explicitly identify the integration's configured commercial path.

What to obtain in writing

Confirm mode coverage, daily and burst capacity, the permitted partner-fee policy, surplus destination and support entitlement. Define how accumulated partner fees are claimed and reconciled. A price table can tell you the capacity invoice, but not whether your product can explain and account for its users' completed trades.

Sources & verification (2)

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  1. Pro API plans, pricing, and rate limits

    Free and paid API plans specify request rates, bursts and daily quotas. Basic is $500 per month, Pro $700, Enterprise $2,000 and Extended $1,815.

    https://www.velora.xyz/docs/overview/pro-api-accounts
  2. Monetize swaps with partner fees

    Market and Delta have different partner-fee revenue splits. Surplus sharing and the anonymous one-basis-point default are separately documented.

    https://www.velora.xyz/docs/overview/monetization

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