Convert a document. Compress and watermark a video. Validate a VAT number. Get SEO data for a domain. Four examples from 1,500+ API endpoints across 400+ services, with more added every week. Call them from your own code, or hand the whole catalog to an agent. One subscription for all APIs.
Converting files. Reading text out of images. Checking that a payment detail is real. These are the jobs every product needs done and nobody wants to own. We do each of them once, harden it, monitor it, and share it across every customer who already paid for it.
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Found the job you needed?One token works on every service in the catalog, including the ones you have not searched for yet.
Single-purpose vendors charge a subscription per job. A PDF plan here, a currency plan there, an OCR plan somewhere else. Every line below is a real public list price, sourced and dated. On ApyHub, all of that work sits in one catalog, covered by one plan.
PDF, currency, email, OCR, resumes — all of it sits in one catalog behind one token. Atoms are spendable on any API, so headroom pools instead of expiring per vendor.
What are you paying a separate vendor to do right now?
Under a minute. No sales call, no approval queue.
Search the catalog by the job you need done. Test the response in your browser before you write any code.
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Generate API keyPick the endpoints your agents need and expose them as one MCP server. Tools load on demand, so the catalog never fills the model's context.
Explore MCPEach service page is the reference: what it takes, what it returns, and what it costs, with a Try it panel that runs the call in your browser so you see the real output before any of it reaches your application. Write against it from your own code, or point an agent at the same catalog and let it read the spec itself.
# 1. set the token you generated export APY_TOKEN="your-token" # 2. call any endpoint in the catalog curl -X POST "https://api.eu.apyhub.com/apyhub/convert-word-to-pdf" \ -H "apy-token: $APY_TOKEN" \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -d '{"url": "https://example.com/contract.docx"}'
Swap eu for the region your workspace runs in.
Your coding agent can produce a PDF generator before lunch. It will not patch CVEs at 3am or answer the SOC 2 questionnaire. Industry estimates put ongoing maintenance at 15 to 30% of the original build cost every year, for as long as the code exists.
Attackers recently compromised 170+ npm packages, including node-ipc at 10M weekly downloads. We review every service before it ships and certify it against GDPR, SOC 2 and ISO 27001, so your dependency surface stays something you can actually describe to an auditor.
Your moat isn’t a currency converter. One vendor, one contract, one thing to audit. How we certify →
Most of the catalog runs on our own infrastructure rather than being proxied out to somebody else’s. That is why we can tell you exactly where your requests are processed.
Where should your data be processed?
This is the default region, and the one teams pick when they have GDPR data residency requirements. Requests routed here, and any files sent with them, are processed on EU infrastructure and stay there. The AI endpoints in this catalog also sit under the EU AI Act’s transparency obligations.
Create a workspace in EuropeYou pick your region when you create your workspace, and you can switch at any time.
Most services in the catalog run on ApyHub infrastructure. Where a service is hosted by its provider instead, the catalog says so on the service page, together with the region and retention that provider declares.
Before a service enters the catalog we check data provenance and redistribution rights, how it handles personal data under GDPR, and its licensing terms. APIs whose main function depends on breaking another service’s terms are rejected, however useful they would be.
Certifications are published in a machine-readable form, so an agent evaluating an endpoint can check its compliance posture the same way it checks the request schema.
One vendor, one contract, one DPA. Your security review covers the whole catalog rather than repeating itself for every single-purpose vendor you would otherwise have signed.
The questions above are the ones we get most often. Everything else gets answered in these two places, usually by us, sometimes by someone who solved it first.
The fastest way to reach the team. Ask about an endpoint, report something broken, or tell us what the catalog is missing.
Open Discord →r/apyhubNew endpoints, what people are building with them, and the occasional argument about whether a thing is worth owning yourself.
Open the subreddit →Also on X, LinkedIn, YouTube and Instagram. Building an API you want in the catalog? Publish it.
Every plan includes every endpoint. You pay in atoms, our smallest unit, spendable on any job in the catalog, and you can top up anytime. There are no per-API negotiations and no quota calls.
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