APImetrics by APIContext
This platform helps you understand how your applications and services actually behave. It makes planned requests to API endpoints, HTTP endpoints, websites, MCP servers, and other endpoint destinations. Calls can be individual or sequenced into multi-step workflows, and are run from external cloud locations. The platform replicates the same security configuration of a real user, then measures performance and surfaces integrated analyses and reports. For a high-level overview of the platform's capabilities, see the product overview.
Find your way around
- Start Here — Guided tutorials. Follow these first to get a working result: monitor your first API end to end.
- Guides — Task-oriented how-tos. Monitor types (HTTP, Browser, MCP), authentication, scheduling, alerting, analytics, conformance, SLOs, projects, workflows, integrations, and importing.
- Concepts: Background and explanations: monitors, workflows, scheduling, the CASC quality score, access roles, conformance, projects and collections, and the SLA model.
- CLI: Drive APImetrics from the command line: install the binary, authenticate, and manage monitors, projects, and workflows.
- Reference: The full REST API reference (OpenAPI), pagination, error shapes, and authentication tokens.
- Changelog: What changed and when.
Key concepts at a glance
APImetrics organizes your Monitors by projects (a group of Monitors), collections (a group of projects), and organizations (usually an enterprise). Create your own collections, or subscribe to collections we manage and curate for you. Invite multiple people to your projects with role-based access for owners, editors, and viewers — see Access roles.
Pricing
Plans, usage-based billing, and feature availability are described on the APIContext pricing page: apicontext.com/pricing.
Support
For support questions, visit apicontext.com/support and open a request.