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Team subscribers have access to the 42Crunch API security platform and get full support in line with all Enterprise customers. They can also reference the 42Crunch developer community, self-service tutorials and can also submit issues to our support team via our support portal.

You can use your credit card to pay for any monthly or annual team subscriptions.

If you sign up for any annual subscription then we can arrange for you to pay by bank transfer.  Please contact us to arrange this option.

If you are on a "Team" online subscription then you can manage your subscription by logging into the billing portal.

If you are an enterprise customer you can contact our billing team or your account manager directly.

An API endpoint is a location (URL) where the API receives requests about a specific resource that API clients send to access the API's functionality and data. In the OpenAPI definition of the API, an API endpoint is represented by a relative path that is appended to the base path/URL of the API.

API endpoints in the OpenAPI file are counted per instance of API in 42Crunch Platform, represented by  a unique API UUID. Operations (methods) are not counted as API endpoints, meaning that a single API endpoint can provide several operations, such as GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE.

Yes you get access to the 42Crunch API Security SaaS platform when you have a "team" or "enterprise" licence. You can also run our API security testing tools locally in the IDE and in the CICD pipeline.

No, you do not need a freemium token when you have a Team license. Once Team users are setup on the 42Crunch API security platform then they can access the Platform token which they can then add to the OpenAPI Editor in the IDE to avail of the full allowances and features that come with a platform license. Team users also have access to the 42Crunch API security SaaS platform and can use an API token for CICD integration.