B2B Company Intelligence platform focused on data ownership and ethical sourcing.
NinjaPear (operated at nubela.co) is an API-first B2B company intelligence provider. It sells credit-metered lookups for company details, funding history, customers/investors/partners, competitors, products, employee profiles and work emails, plus a Monitor API that turns a watchlist of companies into an RSS or JSON feed of updates. It describes itself as a first-party provider maintaining proprietary and legally vetted data.
Published by the vendor themselves — not community forks.
Installed with `npx skills add NinjaPear/ninjapear-skill -a claude-code|codex|opencode`. It does not call the API itself.
| Plan | Price | Included | Notable |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free trial | $0 for 3 days | 10 credits | Stated as access to all NinjaPear features during the period |
| Pay-as-you-go credits | $10 starter pack; larger packs available (amounts not published on the page we retrieved) | Starter pack credits valid 30 days; larger packs valid 90 days. A new PAYG purchase extends the expiry of unexpired PAYG credits. | No commitment, All credits expire at the end of the billing cycle if you later start a subscription |
| Subscription plans | Tier table not rendered on the page we retrieved; the FAQ names a $1,899/mo plan as an example, at $0.009 per credit | Lower per-credit rates than PAYG; credits expire at the end of each billing cycle | 12-month commitment on all Monthly and Annual plans, Cancelling a monthly plan incurs fees equal to the remaining unpaid months, Ala-carte overage credits purchasable at your plan's credit rate, expiring at cycle end |
Checked 2026-08-07 against their pricing page. Vendors change pricing without notice.
NinjaPear is a data API rather than an application - there is no pipeline or sequencer here, just endpoints that answer questions about companies and the people at them. The pricing model is credits, and the credit cost of every endpoint is published on the pricing page - including that a missed work-email lookup still costs 0.5 credit.
Developers and data teams building applications or workflows on top of company and people data - enrichment pipelines, competitive intelligence, investor/partner mapping, and agent tooling that needs a callable source of company facts.
The commercial terms are unusually sticky for a data API: NinjaPear's own pricing FAQ states that all Monthly and Annual plans carry a 12-month commitment, and that cancelling a monthly subscription incurs cancellation fees equal to the remaining unpaid months. Credits expire at the end of each billing cycle, including any pay-as-you-go credits you already bought - starting a subscription voids unexpired PAYG balance at cycle end - and ala-carte overage credits expire the same way. So this is a poor fit for spiky or seasonal workloads, and for anyone who wants to test at low commitment: the free trial is 3 days and 10 credits, which a single Company Details call with the employee-count and follower-count flags can consume more than half of at 6 credits. Per-result credit charging (2 credits per customer returned, 2 per competitor, 1 per employee, 1 per unique investor) also means broad discovery queries cost unpredictably more than point lookups.
No curated rival set covers this tool yet, so these are simply other tools in the same architectural layer and product form. Treat it as a starting point, not a shortlist.
By credits. Published costs include Company Details at 3 credits per call (up to 6 with employee-count and follower-count flags), Person Profile at 3, Company Funding at 2 plus 1 per unique investor, Employee Search at 2 plus 1 per employee returned, Customer Listing at 1 plus 2 per customer returned, Competitor Listing at a 5-credit minimum then 2 per competitor, and Work Email at 2 credits on a hit or 0.5 on a miss.
Company Logo, Disposable Email Check, Credit Balance, feed list/get/update/delete, and RSS feed consumption consume no credits, per the pricing page.
Yes, on every model. PAYG credits last 30 days for the $10 starter pack and 90 days for larger packs. Subscription credits expire at the end of each billing cycle, as do ala-carte overage credits - and starting a subscription causes any remaining PAYG credits to expire at the end of that cycle too.
No. NinjaPear's pricing FAQ states all Monthly and Annual plans come with a 12-month commitment, and cancelling a Monthly plan incurs cancellation fees amounting to the remaining unpaid months.
In two distinct ways. An MCP server (documented under 'AI Agent Integrations', with setup for Claude Platform, Claude Code CLI, OpenAI Codex and OpenCode) lets an agent query company data conversationally.
You create a feed, add company targets with per-target source settings, and then consume changes as RSS (rss.xml) or JSON. Feed management and RSS consumption are free endpoints; the docs carry a separate pricing section with example monthly costs for monitoring.
The docs also state a backward compatibility guarantee.
NinjaPear describes itself as a first-party provider maintaining 'a sustainable ecosystem of proprietary and legally vetted data', framed around data ownership and ethical sourcing. That is the vendor's own characterisation; we retrieved no methodology document or coverage statistics to test it against.
This page tells you whether NinjaPear fits. Cheetah builds and runs the system it goes into — enrichment, sequencing, CRM and the joins between them.
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