Legal
These are the ground rules for using RankWiser. They are written in plain words and kept general.
By signing in or calling the API, you agree to these terms. If you do not agree, please do not use the service.
Use RankWiser lawfully. Keep your key private, and do not try to disrupt the service or get around its limits in a way that harms other users. You are responsible for calls made with your key.
The API runs on prepaid credit. Different actions use different numbers of credits, as shown on our pages and in each response.
New accounts receive a starting credit at sign-up, and later top-ups are made in USDT on TRC-20 from the account page. If credit runs out, calls that need it return an error until you add more.
Our figures come from our own crawler and our own index, which is refreshed about monthly. The data can lag, miss links or be wrong, and Domain Rating is our own metric.
We make no promise that any number predicts rankings, traffic or revenue. Use the data as one input among several.
We may change the service or these terms, and we may suspend keys that are abused. Continued use after a change means you accept it.
The service is provided as is, and to the extent the law allows, we are not liable for decisions you take based on it. For questions, write to us from your account page at /account.php.
Each key belongs to one account. Share it inside your team if you must, but do not publish it or resell access to it. Browsers can call the API directly because CORS is open, so keep keys out of public front-end code.
Heavy automated use is fine when it is paid for, and we may slow or block traffic that harms other users. The deep-pagination cap and the row limits per call exist for that reason and may be adjusted.
Read the privacy notes alongside these terms. If anything in them is unclear, the account page is the place to ask.
Errors happen. A call may fail, a figure may look off, or an index refresh may arrive late. Tell us from the account page with the domain, the action and the time, and we will look.
We do not offer service-level promises on this page. Treat the service as a data tool that is usually available, not as a system you can run life-critical decisions on.