What makes it different.
Most data APIs are narrow by design - one domain, one region, one asset class. Sugra API is the opposite: a single, unified data layer across every domain that drives a real-world decision.
22 data domains. One integration.
Organized into 11 top-level API categories in Swagger, but the actual coverage runs much deeper. Financial markets, macro, government, climate, physical world, blockchain networks, internet infrastructure, global news - through one hosted API. Add a new domain to your product and your integration does not change.
Full endpoint reference with request parameters and example responses at sugra.ai
Built for teams that ship against the real world.
From a personal AI helper to enterprise integrations.
Same key. Same data. Same envelope. The shape changes - the integration does not. Below: how one API turns into four very different products.
Buying separate APIs for each domain is expensive. Building it yourself is slow - and then you maintain it forever. Using Sugra is one key, one envelope, one bill - across every domain that drives a decision.
First call in under a minute.
Register, grab your API key from the Settings page, and make your first request. Every response is LLM-ready out of the box.
Hand an agent the spec. That's the integration.
Point an AI agent at sugra.ai/openapi.json, give it your API key, and it knows everything Sugra can do. Every endpoint, every parameter, every response schema - described in a typed OpenAPI 3.1 spec with consistent Envelope generics and semantic meta fields. No custom integration. No tool-writing. No documentation parsing.
When a user asks a question that spans domains - "what is the CPI trend, and how is weather in the US farm belt affecting grain prices?" - an agent reading the spec picks the right endpoints from 1307 available, calls them in parallel, and assembles one grounded answer from primary sources. Central bank data, weather observations, commodity prices - all in the same LLM-ready envelope.
No browsing the web. No sifting through blog posts, forum threads, and stale cached pages. No filtering out the noise. No hallucinated numbers. Just the source, the timestamp, the value - and a clean path from question to answer.
Native MCP server for Anthropic Claude, OpenAI GPT, Google Gemini, xAI, and any MCP-enabled IDE. Install with pip install sugra-api-mcp or connect to https://app.sugra.ai/mcp - same server, two transports. For non-MCP agents: OpenAI function-calling and Actions via OpenAPI 3.1.
The spec is production-enriched: typed Envelope[T] generics on 1307 endpoints, Markdown descriptions, global error schemas, APIKeyHeader security, externalDocs links.
Three patterns. One category per problem.
Data in 2026 comes in three shapes. Most APIs cover one domain. A few platforms give you tooling to integrate many sources yourself. Sugra is the only hosted API that aggregates across every domain that drives a decision - through one key, one envelope, and one bill.
Single-domain hosted APIs
One narrow domain, one auth, one schema. Works well if your product needs exactly one type of data. If you need three or more - finance plus weather plus news, for example - you end up with three keys, three integrations, three monthly bills, and three response formats to reconcile.
Developer platforms and SDKs
You install the platform yourself and connect it to ~100 data providers. Bring your own API keys, pay each provider directly, manage each auth, and handle each schema. Excellent tooling for developers who want full control. Not the same model as a hosted API - and not a substitute when you need coverage without operational overhead.
Cross-domain hosted APIs
One API key. Every domain that drives a decision. Finance, macro, corporate filings, commodities, climate, predictions, digital economy, environment, global news - through 1307 endpoints and one LLM-ready JSON envelope. We handle sourcing, failover, schema normalization, and caching. You get the data.
What each pattern actually covers:
| Capability | Finance APIs | Weather APIs | News APIs | Dev platforms | Sugra API |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hosted (no self-install) | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | − | ✓ |
| One key covers everything | − | − | − | − | ✓ |
| Finance / markets | ✓ | − | − | ✓ | ✓ |
| Macro and central banks | partial | − | − | ✓ | ✓ |
| Government and Treasury | − | − | − | partial | ✓ |
| Agriculture and food | − | − | − | − | ✓ |
| Weather and climate | − | ✓ | − | − | ✓ |
| Predictions / event markets | − | − | − | − | ✓ |
| Digital economy / on-chain | − | − | − | partial | ✓ |
| Global news and sentiment | partial | − | ✓ | partial | ✓ |
| Non-US corporate filings | − | − | − | partial | ✓ |
| Automatic failover chains | − | − | − | − | ✓ |
| LLM-ready response envelope | − | − | − | − | ✓ |
Based on publicly advertised features as of April 2026. Each provider serves its own segment well - this table shows coverage breadth, not depth.
Building this yourself adds up fast.
Matching Sugra's coverage with separate APIs means integrating a financial data provider, a weather provider, a news provider, a commodities feed, government data sources, and a handful of free-but-fragmented macro APIs - each with its own auth, rate limits, schemas, and failure modes.
Conservative estimate: $250/mo. Realistic for production: $400-600/mo. Full-depth equivalent: $1,100+/mo. Plus 6-10 separate integrations to maintain. Sugra Pro is $59/mo.
One plan - all data. Volume is the only difference.
All 1307 endpoints, all 111 primary sources, LLM-ready output - on every plan. Pick by volume. No feature gating. Upgrade or downgrade anytime.
- 50 requests / day
- All 1307 endpoints
- All 111 primary sources
- LLM-ready JSON output
- Email support
- 5,000 requests / day
- All 1307 endpoints
- All 111 primary sources
- LLM-ready JSON output
- Email support
- Cancel or change plan anytime
- 50,000 requests / day
- All 1307 endpoints
- All 111 primary sources
- LLM-ready JSON output
- Priority email support
- Cancel or change plan anytime
- Unlimited requests
- Dedicated hosting - isolated infra
- On-premises deployment option
- Custom SLA available (negotiated separately)
- SSO / SAML authentication
- IP whitelisting, audit logs
- Dedicated account manager
- Custom procurement and MSA
All plans include the same endpoints and the same data. Free is a permanent tier, not a trial - no credit card required. Trading, investing, compliance, risk management, research, and consulting are explicit permitted uses. Data Use Policy. Annual billing saves approximately 17% vs monthly on Dev and Pro.
Before you start.
Sugra App and Sugra Assist.
Our application and interface layers are in active development. Pricing will be published at launch.