Catalog is an API inventory and lifecycle management system that makes your APIs easily discoverable across teams and environments. It continuously ingests metadata from gateways and services to create a real-time, searchable registry of everything that is available. With rich tagging, ownership, and status tracking, Catalog brings clarity and control to your API landscape.
Catalog centralizes your entire API ecosystem into a single, searchable system of record. Designed for modern, distributed teams, it automatically ingests APIs from gateways, service meshes, and code repositories to build a living inventory of what is available, including ownership, versioning, status, and documentation. This means no more guessing who owns what, or whether an API is safe to use.
With powerful tagging, categorization, and access control, Catalog enables teams to organize APIs by domain, environment, or business function. Developers can quickly discover internal and external APIs, understand their usage, and reduce duplication. For platform and security teams, it offers visibility into deprecated or undocumented interfaces, helping maintain compliance and reduce technical sprawl.
Catalog is purpose-built to support your API-first strategy, whether you are running hundreds of microservices or managing a hybrid architecture. By turning chaos into clarity, it ensures your APIs are not just built- but findable, trusted, and reused.
Highlights
Real-Time API Discovery - Automatically ingest and index APIs from gateways, repos, and services.
Ownership & Lifecycle Tracking - Know who owns each API, its status, and where it lives.
Rich Search & Tagging - Quickly find the right API with powerful filters, tags, and metadata.
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This listing uses a single pricing dimension based on the number of catalog items you store. A catalog item counts as any API, API Route, Team, or Product you track. Your cost scales directly with how many items you keep in Catalog. There are no separate tiers or instance sizes to choose from. You add more units as your inventory grows, so pricing follows usage. This makes the structure straightforward: pick the quantity that matches the assets you plan to manage.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What counts as one catalog item for billing?
A catalog item is any single API, API Route, Team, or Product you store in Catalog. Each of these counts as one unit toward your total. If you track 100 APIs and 20 Teams, that counts as 120 units. All four asset types share the same per-unit price.
What happens to my cost as my API inventory grows?
Your cost scales with the number of catalog items you store. As you add more APIs, API Routes, Teams, or Products, your unit count rises. You choose a quantity that matches your planned assets. There are no separate tiers, so each added item is priced the same way.
Do auto-discovered APIs count toward my unit total?
Catalog auto-discovers APIs across your environments and syncs metadata from major API gateways. Each discovered API you store in Catalog counts as a unit. Ownership, lifecycle, and version tracking apply to stored items. To confirm how discovered-but-unstored APIs are counted, contact the vendor.
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