generated: '2026-09-12'
method: searched
source: https://docs.apilayer.com/changelog
provider: APILayer
providerId: apilayer
url: https://docs.apilayer.com/changelog
status: 200
scheme: per-product, undated in any machine-readable form
entries: []
entry_count: 0
note: >-
  APILayer does publish a changelog: docs.apilayer.com/changelog is a first-class product inside
  its SwaggerHub Portal, described in the portal payload as "Changes made are then
  chronologically recorded", and the landing URL redirects to /changelog/docs/marketstack, so
  the log is organised per product rather than platform-wide. No entries are captured here
  because the portal renders every document body client-side: the served HTML contains the
  navigation and metadata but none of the prose, and the portal content endpoints under
  /services/api/ answer 404 to anonymous requests. There is no RSS or Atom feed, no JSON feed
  and no dated anchor list. A human with a browser can read it; a machine cannot. Recording
  entry_count: 0 against a live 200 is the honest result - the changelog exists and is
  unreadable, which is a different finding from a changelog that does not exist.
machine_readable: false
feed: null
checked: '2026-09-12'