generated: '2026-09-13'
method: searched
source: https://docs.experianaperture.io/address-validation/experian-address-validation/overview/costs/
docs:
- https://docs.experianaperture.io/address-validation/experian-address-validation/overview/costs/
- https://docs.experianaperture.io/free-trials/data-validation/
- https://developer.experian.com/products
plan_count: 0
note: 'Experian publishes no priced plans, no tier table and no list price on any public surface, on
  either platform. What it does publish is the BILLING UNIT, which is more than most enterprise
  providers disclose: an Experian Data Quality request costs one credit when it returns HTTP 200
  with a metadata status of S200 or S206, and costs nothing for any other status — so a failed or
  empty request is free. The credit price itself, volume bands and overage terms are negotiated:
  "Please contact us for details on our costs of submitting a request to the API." Everything is
  license-gated; a token is issued by an account manager, not self-served. plan_count is 0 because
  that is the true measurement, not because the page was not read.'
billing_model:
  unit: credit
  billable_when: HTTP 200 with metadata status code S200 or S206
  free_when: any other status code
  source: https://docs.experianaperture.io/address-validation/experian-address-validation/overview/costs/
free_trial:
  available: true
  url: https://docs.experianaperture.io/free-trials/data-validation/
  note: Experian offers a data-validation free trial and trials for the Salesforce and Microsoft
    Dynamics 365 connectors. No self-service paid tier follows it.
plans: []