AnyAPI Pricing Plans
AnyAPI pricing is simple: start free with Starter, and upgrade to Lite only when your store needs more.
Because every store is different, you only pay for what you actually use.
Streamline WooCommerce API Automation
Starter
- 1 Site License
- 1 API Key
- 3 Order Triggers (New / Processing / Completed)
- Unlimited API Calls (throttled after 500/mo)
- Real-time API Log (last 10 entries)
- Automatic Retry on Temporary Errors
- JSON Filter → Upgrade to Lite
- Log Search & Stats (last 10 entries)
- Community support
Lite
- 1 Site License
- 5 API Keys
- All Order Triggers
- Unlimited API Calls (no throttle)
- Real-time API Log With Search & Stats
- Automatic Retry on Temporary Errors
- JSON Filter
- Full API Log With Search & Stats
- Standard Email Support
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common Questions About AnyAPI Pricing
Essentially, AnyAPI is a WordPress plugin that makes WooCommerce API integration simple. More specifically, it connects your WooCommerce store to any external REST API — so when an order event happens, AnyAPI automatically sends the data to your chosen endpoint. Best of all, you do not need any coding skills to set it up.
No. Built so anyone can use it — from store owners to developers who want full control — AnyAPI’s visual dashboard, payload builder, and JSON Filter let you set up your entire WooCommerce API integration without writing PHP, JavaScript, or any other code. However, developers can still dive into Expert Mode for fine-grained control when they need it.
For example, Zapier and Make charge monthly fees based on task volume — costs add up quickly for busy WooCommerce stores. In contrast, AnyAPI runs entirely inside your WordPress dashboard with a flat annual fee. As a result, your order data stays on your own server, and you avoid per-task pricing. Furthermore, AnyAPI includes a built-in JSON Filter and API Logs that Zapier does not offer natively.
Yes. Specifically, AnyAPI works with any service that accepts REST API or webhook requests. For instance, store owners use AnyAPI to push order data to Slack, LINE, WhatsApp Business API, HubSpot, Salesforce, ShipStation, QuickBooks, SAP, Google Sheets, and many more. In short, if the platform has an API endpoint, AnyAPI can send your WooCommerce data there.
For help setting up and configuring AnyAPI, please visit Documentation
First, create a Slack Incoming Webhook URL. Then, paste it into AnyAPI’s Order API integration and pick your trigger event. For the full walkthrough, see our Quick Start: Slack Webhook guide.
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