Changelog
Breaking changes get at least six months’ notice — dated, in writing, on this page, before anything moves. Every registry revision, every API change, every price change lands here and in the RSS feed the moment it’s decided. No surprise emails. No “we’ve updated our terms” ambush.
Preview build — figures locked at launch.
The rate card is now the whole model: $0.10 a single check, $0.35 a full 548-domain sweep, $0.00 for failed calls, always. Packs, credits and minimums are removed entirely — nothing prepaid, so nothing can expire, and no unspent money of yours ever sits on our books. A meter and a monthly invoice; zero calls, zero dollars. The published rates are the ceiling. Full math on the pricing page.
AWS Marketplace (the door we recommend if you have committed spend) and Azure Marketplace (MACC-eligible) listings entered certification. Same public rates at every door — usage lands on the cloud bill you already pay. Committed volume gets a private offer: [email protected].
Tech paper v5 measurement runs, published as measured: single check 890 ms median, 1,463 ms p95; full sweep 154 s median across all 548 domains. Cold runs, slow runs included, nothing trimmed. The run-by-run numbers live on the benchmarks page.
The sweep registry is now derived from the California CPPA Data Broker Registry — the legally mandated public filing list — plus curation, and the derivation is published so you can audit every inclusion and every exclusion. From this point on, every registry revision is announced here, with what was added, what was dropped, and why.
POST /v1/verify for single checks, POST /v1/scan for full-sweep jobs,
GET /v1/jobs/:id to collect the finished report. Three result statuses, none of them a guess:
indexed, not_indexed, and an honest indeterminate. Auth is a
Bearer sv_live_… key against https://api.sirveil.ai. Details in the
docs.
The rules of this page
Removing or renaming a response field, changing what a status means, retiring an endpoint, or raising a price. Additive changes — new fields, new endpoints, price cuts — ship without a countdown, announced here the day they land.
Every breaking change is announced here at least six months before it takes effect, with a dated migration path next to it. If you read nothing else of ours, subscribe to the RSS feed — same entries, machine-readable.
Deprecated surfaces get flagged in the API response itself — deprecation and sunset headers on every affected call — so your code hears the countdown even if no human ever reads this page.