Occult API vs AstrologyAPI: one price for every endpoint

Bigger is not the same as deeper. If your product lives or dies on Jyotish detail, the question is not who has been around longest — it is whether the API can express what your users actually ask for.

One price. Every endpoint. No suites.

Large platforms tend to sell astrology in separate product lines: one plan for Indian astrology, another for Western, another for horoscope content. Need two of them and you are paying two lines.

Occult API has one price for everything: ₹2,200 for 21,050 credits, roughly ₹0.10 a call. A single credit per successful call unlocks all 244 endpoints — Vedic, Western, Hellenistic, Chinese, tarot, numerology, astrocartography, the lot. No suites, no per-endpoint tiers, no monthly commitment, and credits that never expire.

Better still, a request asking for one calculation and a request asking for forty cost the same single credit. The panchanga endpoint alone carries 57 named calculations — asking for everything you need in one call is the cheap path, not the expensive one.

Documentation that shows a real response

Every endpoint in the reference carries a working request body and an actual response captured from a live server. Not a hand-written sample, not an idealised example — the bytes the API returned.

And you do not have to take our word for it: the playground fires that exact request from your browser. Confirm the data suits you before you spend a single credit.

Jyotish depth, not a Vedic checkbox

• 48 ayanamsas, hand-correctable to the arcsecond, including the Surya Siddhanta family, true Citra, true Revati and true Pushya.
• Twelve named dasha systems — Vimshottari, Yogini, Ashtottari, Shodashottari, Kalachakra, Chara, Narayana, Sudasa and more, each its own endpoint rather than a string parameter you have to guess.
• Eleven regional calendars — Bengali, Tamil, Malayalam, Nepali, Gujarati, Marathi, Kannada, Telugu, Assamese, Odia and ISKCON — each returning tithi-based festival dates with exact begin and end timestamps.
• The chakra family as structured data: saptashalaka and panchashalaka as cells and vedha relationships you can query, not a picture you have to parse.

Built for the AI era

Our MCP server connects Claude, Cursor or any MCP-compatible assistant straight to the API. Five tools, and three of them — searching the catalogue, reading a request schema, checking your balance — are free. Your assistant can explore all 244 endpoints before it spends anything.

Accuracy you can reproduce

Swiss Ephemeris with the full 105 MB data set and 735 fixed stars, tested from 500–2999 AD, with a 65 ms median response.

Start in the next five minutes

Create an account, generate a key, and send a real request from the playground before you write a line of code. Every endpoint in the reference shows a genuine response captured from a live server, so you can confirm the data is what you need first.

One credit per successful call. Failed requests cost nothing. Credits never expire.

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