api create custom

This section contains the fundamental details for your API key:

API Key Name: A descriptive name to identify this key in your dashboard.
Key Prefix: A short prefix added to the beginning of your API key. Useful for organizing keys by project or purpose.
Expiry: Set how many days until this key expires. Leave empty for a non-expiring key.

Information about the project that will use this API key:

Project Name: The name of the project or application that will use this API key.
Project Type: The type of application (web, mobile, etc.) for better tracking and analytics.
Environment: Whether this key is for development, staging, or production use.
Rate Limit: Maximum number of API requests allowed per day with this key.

Control exactly what data this API key can access:

Domain Data: Basic domain information like WHOIS data, availability, history, and expiry dates.
SEO Data: Search engine optimization metrics including backlinks, domain authority, and traffic estimates.
Archive Data: Historical information from sources like the Wayback Machine and previous domain ownership records.

Check the group checkbox to select all permissions in that category, or select individual permissions for more granular control.

Add any additional information you want to store with this API key:

Custom fields can be used to track client information, project details, or any other metadata.
This information is stored with the API key and displayed when viewing key details.
Examples: Client ID, Department, Cost Center, Project Manager, etc.

Enhance security by limiting which IP addresses can use this API key:

Enter comma-separated IP addresses to restrict key usage to those IPs only.
Leave empty to allow this key to be used from any IP address.
Useful for keys that should only be used from specific servers or office locations.

Custom API Key Generator