Public pricing summary

Nimble publishes both usage-based pricing and larger packaged plans.

Free trial

Nimble advertises a free trial with 5,000 web pages.

Pay-as-you-go pricing

Agent API

Starting cost per 1,000 pages scanned:

Web Search Agents: $3
Managed Web Search Agents: +10%

Search API

Starting cost per 1,000 search inputs:

Search: $1.50
Answer: $4

The pricing page notes that Deep Mode also includes Extract API costs.

Extract, Crawl, and Map APIs

Starting cost per 1,000 URLs:

VX6 Standard Driver: $0.90
VX8 Render JS Driver: $1.30
VX10 Render JS + Stealth Driver: $1.45

Proxy API

Starting cost:

Residential Proxy: $7.50 per GB

Packaged plans on the pricing page

Startup

$2,500 per month
billed annually
5 concurrent agents
350K monthly web page credits
7 days data storage
custom agent ETL
MCP integration

Scale

$7,000 per month
billed annually
10 concurrent agents
1.2M monthly web page credits
30 days data storage
custom agent ETL
MCP integration
localized agents

Professional

$15,000 per month
billed annually
20 concurrent agents
3M monthly web page credits
90 days data storage
custom agent ETL
MCP integration
localized agents

Enterprise

custom pricing
unlimited concurrent agents
custom data storage
advanced security
advanced SLAs

Enterprise procurement options called out publicly

The pricing page lists custom options for larger buyers, including:

volume discounts
multi-year pricing protection and discounts
product bundling discounts
custom concurrent sessions
higher rate limits and burst capacity
throughput SLAs for peak events
custom normalization and enrichment
product matching across different sources
PII masking
1:1 onboarding
Technical Account Manager
priority response with SLAs

Additional pricing policies surfaced in docs materials

A Nimble Web API docs page included in owned materials states that Nimble plans share these benefits:

pay per success billing
optional auto-renewal
product universality, meaning plans enable access to all Nimble products

Practical buying guidance

Public pricing makes it possible to estimate cost along four common meters:

pages scanned
search inputs
URLs processed
proxy bandwidth

That is useful for early planning, but buyers with production workloads should still validate:

what counts as a billable success by endpoint
how page credits and storage windows interact across plans
overage handling
support scope by tier
any fees for managed implementation or custom processing

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