How Much Does Shovels Cost?

Shovels Online and the API share credit-based plans—Free, Basic, Pro, and Enterprise. See current prices at shovels.ai/pricing; Enterprise Data License (EDL) pricing is custom.

Shovels Online and the Shovels API share one credit-based plan lineup: Free, Basic, Pro, and Enterprise. Choose Shovels Online for quick lookups, the API for integrations, or an Enterprise Data License (EDL) for bulk analysis. EDL pricing is custom—contact [e-mail].

Plans

• Free — explore the data before you commit.
• Basic — individuals and independent research.
• Pro — small teams that need more credits and seats.
• Enterprise — custom credits, seats, and support for larger organizations.

For the current price, monthly credits, and seats on each plan, see shovels.ai/pricing, then create an account or sign in to subscribe.

How Credits Work

Shovels plans are credit-based: one credit is one record returned. See How do API credits work? for how credits are counted and when they reset.

Enterprise Data License (EDL)

For Enterprise Data options, please contact [e-mail] to discuss your custom needs.

Choosing an Interface

Every interface below is included on every plan, and they all draw on the same monthly credit balance—so you can move between them without changing plans.

Interface	Best For	What It Is
Shovels Online	Quick lookups, no code	Web search, filters, map, and CSV export
Shovels API	Product integrations	REST endpoints for programmatic queries
Shovels CLI	Terminals and AI agents	Single binary, JSON output, no dependencies
Charlie	Questions in plain English	The AI agent inside Shovels Online

When to choose the API vs an EDL:

• The API is great for looking up addresses and contractors, product integrations, and local lead lists
• An EDL is ideal when you need every contractor across multiple counties with all available fields

Contact Sales

For questions about pricing or to discuss your specific needs:

• Email: [e-mail]
• Phone: [phone]

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