Account
What your key has now: the calls left, the concurrency limit and how many requests are running, your plan, and how many calls you made in the last 24 hours, 7 days and 30 days.
What your key has now: the calls left, the concurrency limit and how many requests are running, your plan, and how many calls you made in the last 24 hours, 7 days and 30 days.
Free: the key is checked, but nothing is counted against it and no concurrency slot is held, so it answers even when your calls are used up or your requests are at the limit. It needs your own API key.
calls_left is the live balance, the same number as X-RateLimit-Remaining on your latest
answer. It can trail your dashboard by a few minutes. plan is null when your plan is
unknown or there is no subscription.
usage counts the requests that passed the key check, and charged the ones that cost a
call. It is read from the call log, which keeps the last 30 days and began in October 2026,
so windows reaching back before then count less until it fills. A call just made can take a
moment to appear. usage is null when the call log cannot be read for the moment.
If you reset your API key in the dashboard, usage also counts the calls made with the keys
you replaced during the last 30 days, so a reset does not clear your history.
Reads are limited to a few per key in a short time, both endpoints together: past that,
429 with Retry-After. GET answers the same.
X-API-Key<token>Your API key.
Your key's account.
application/json- response
calls_left*integerThe live balance of calls on the key.
0 <= valueconcurrency*plan*|Your plan; null when unknown or there is no subscription.
usage*|Calls by window, from the call log, including those made with keys replaced by a reset in the last 30 days; null when the log cannot be read for the moment.
curl -X GET 'https://api.justserp.com/v1/account'{ "calls_left": 1234, "concurrency": { "limit": 15, "running": 2 }, "plan": { "name": "business", "active": true, "current_period_start": "2026-10-01T00:00:00.000Z", "current_period_end": "2026-11-01T00:00:00.000Z", "cancel_at_period_end": false, "cancelled_at": null }, "usage": { "last_24_hours": { "calls": 120, "charged": 118 }, "last_7_days": { "calls": 801, "charged": 790 }, "last_30_days": { "calls": 3012, "charged": 2977 } }}GitHub Trending GET
GitHub's trending repositories or developers (github.com/trending), answered as the document with `trending_repositories`, or `trending_developers` for `type=developers`.
Account calls GET
Your key's own call log, newest first: when each call was made, which endpoint, how it ended, whether it cost a call, how long it took, and the query, country and device where it had them.