Learn how to create an account and explore over 140 API endpoints to build apps and automate tasks. Watch our first tutorial "First Steps with 0CodeKit"!
0CodeKit is a toolbox for no-code and low-code development tools. Most of our tools are no-code, which means that anyone, no matter their level of knowledge or experience in programming, is able to create apps and workflows. Even though we offer code endpoints, this does not mean that users don't have to write every single line of code themselves – We offer tools that make coding easier.
But how can this be done? Easy, APIs combined with automation. Our tools can integrate, manage, and automate processes between platforms. Our endpoints can be found on automation platforms like Make, Zapier, n8n, Monday, Workato, Airtable, and Integrately.
On our services page you can find over 140 endpoints, all for different purposes. We have a variety of tools that can be divided into several categories, including AI, code, PDF, image, business, and storage. Moreover, you can also filter the endpoints depending on the platform you can find them on.
We use a pay-as-you-go model, which means that users only pay for the resources they use. If you were to use all of your credits, we also have a top-up option on our interface, where you can set a predetermined number of credits that you wish to get. Please note that our credit cost system has recently changed, and the cost now depends on the amount of resources each endpoint uses. You can read more about this change here.
We also offer a free plan, which is perfect if you're trying 0CodeKit for the first time or testing basic endpoints. It's important to mention that with the free plan, users don't have access to the AI endpoints. You can save up to 30% with our yearly paid plans!
Are you ready to create your account? Here's a step-by-step guide:
If you want to start with the free version, you can simply click on the "Sign Up & In" button or with use this link: https://my.0codekit.com/en/auth/register
If you want a paid plan, you have to go to the pricing tab and click on the "Get Started" button of your chosen plan.
You have to enter your name, your email address, think of a password, and, if you are on a paid plan, choose a paying method. Then you click on "Register" and that's it!
After registering, you'll gain access to our user interface. On the main tab, you'll find all your account details, including your email used, overview of your credits, the type of subscription you have, and your API key (IMPORTANT: Do NOT share your API key with anyone, not even the 0CodeKit team).
On the services tab, it'll take you to the services web page in 0CodeKit to see all available endpoints.
On the pricing tab, you can see again the different paid plans and you have the option to upgrade to one of those.
The Usage Table, Usage Chart, and Resource tabs are tools that we've built for users to manage and track their endpoint use. You can find more information about these tools here.
Finally, one of our favorite tools: the Code Editor. Using AI, we've developed a tool that can help users to better read and understand their code scripts through syntax highlighting, variable colorization, and error detection. Read more about our Code Editor.
We hope this guide has been helpful to get started and has given you an overview of what 0CodeKit has to offer. Check our "First Steps with 0CodeKit"Tutorial on our YouTube channel.
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