generated: '2026-09-04'
method: searched
source: >-
  https://www.apishare.cloud/release-note,
  https://www.apishare.cloud/documentation-2.1 (version selector),
  https://www.apishare.cloud/doc2.1/appendices-and-references-faqs-2-1,
  https://www.apishare.cloud/doc2.1/core-concepts-api-governance-api-lifecycle-2-1,
  https://www.apishare.cloud/pricing
description: >-
  ApiShare is a governance platform, not a public API provider. What it versions
  and supports publicly is the PRODUCT, not an API contract — there is no public
  API reference, no dated API version header, and no machine-readable spec. The
  lifecycle signals below are the ones ApiShare actually publishes: a numbered
  product release line, a documentation version selector that names which
  releases are still supported, and a support tier attached to the commercial
  plans.
versioning:
  scheme: MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH product versioning, released roughly quarterly
  applies_to: product releases (platform), not an API contract
  current: 2.1.0
  current_released: '2026-07'
  mechanism: >-
    Documentation is published per release under /documentation-<version> and
    /doc<version>/... The version selector in the docs header is the public
    statement of which releases are current.
  docs: https://www.apishare.cloud/documentation-2.1
  changelog: https://www.apishare.cloud/release-note
  detail: changelog/apishare-changelog.yml
support_status:
  source: https://www.apishare.cloud/documentation-2.1
  note: >-
    The documentation version selector lists 2.1 and 2.0 as available and labels
    1.12 "Out of support". This is a published support statement, but ApiShare
    does not publish a written support-window or end-of-life POLICY document
    (no stated N-1 window, no dated EOL calendar), so no Deprecation pointer is
    emitted for it.
  versions:
    - version: '2.1'
      status: current
      released: '2026-07'
    - version: '2.0'
      status: supported
      released: '2026-04'
    - version: '1.12'
      status: out-of-support
      released: '2025-12'
deprecation:
  policy_url: null
  sunset_header: false
  notes: >-
    No deprecation policy, no RFC 8594 Sunset/Deprecation header documentation,
    and no deprecation calendar are published. The product's own FAQ states that
    ApiShare (the platform) lets customers version their APIs and keep previous
    versions supported — that is a product capability, not a policy governing
    ApiShare's own surface.
  product_capability: >-
    "ApiShare allows versioning to ensure backward compatibility. When updating
    an API, a new version can be created while maintaining support for previous
    versions." — https://www.apishare.cloud/doc2.1/appendices-and-references-faqs-2-1
status_page:
  url: null
  probed: https://www.apishare.cloud/status
  status: 404
  notes: No public status or uptime page was found; /status returns the site 404 page.
sla:
  url: null
  public_uptime_target: null
  notes: >-
    No public SLA or numeric uptime target. The pricing page sells a "Success
    journey" (Standard / Premiere) and product support tiers, but publishes no
    availability commitment.
  support_tiers: https://www.apishare.cloud/pricing
deprecated_products: []
deprecated_operations: []