generated: '2026-08-13' method: searched source: https://fastship.co/fastship-for-business/ note: >- Cloud Commerce publishes NO API plans, tiers, quotas or pricing of any kind. API access is marketed only as a feature of the "FastShip For Business" account, which is obtained through a lead-capture registration form. Consumer shipping rates are published per-destination on the marketing site, but those are freight prices, not API plans, and are recorded separately below so they are not mistaken for one. plan_count: 0 plans: [] api_access: model: contact-to-register self_serve_signup: false pricing_published: false free_tier: false trial: false entry_point: https://fastship.co/fastship-for-business/ entry_point_status: 200 evidence: >- The FastShip For Business page lists API connection as a benefit — "รองรับธุรกิจ E-Commerce ไม่ว่าจะเป็นการเชื่อมต่อ API หรือการอัพโหลดข้อมูลผ่านไฟล์" ("supports e-commerce businesses, whether by API connection or by file upload") — and then ends in a registration form. No price, quota, or plan is attached to it anywhere. account_signup: https://app.fastship.co/joinus account_signup_status: 200 consumer_pricing: note: >- NOT an API plan. Recorded only to document what pricing the provider DOES publish, so a later run does not mistake these pages for developer plans. model: per-shipment freight rates by weight and destination country example: >- "ส่งพัสดุไปอเมริกา เริ่มต้นที่ 349 บาท" (shipping to the USA from 349 THB) on the fastship.co footer. currency: THB rate_calculator: present: true location: https://fastship.co/ homepage form (weight in grams + destination country) backend: https://guest.fastship.co/?weight= backend_status: 000 backend_note: >- The form's target host guest.fastship.co does not resolve (NXDOMAIN, checked 2026-08-13). The published rate calculator has no working backend. machine_readable: false machine_readable_note: >- No pricing API, rate-card JSON or downloadable tariff file is published. Rates exist only as prose on per-destination WordPress landing pages. gaps: - no API pricing page - no plan tiers, quotas or overage terms - no self-serve API key issuance - no published rate card in any machine-readable form