APIDocGen FAQ: pricing, formats, auth notes, and limits

What APIDocGen is

APIDocGen is a tool that turns a list of endpoints into a Markdown API reference. You paste endpoints in METHOD path - description form, pick an example language, and get a reference with a per-endpoint example request and an auth note. It's aimed at developers shipping internal tools who'd rather not write docs by hand.

Input and output

Input: an endpoint list (GET /users - list users) plus a language choice (curl, JS, or Python).
Output: Markdown, copy-ready, with an example request per endpoint and an auth note.

Pricing

APIDocGen has a Free tier at $0 with unlimited use, and a Pro tier at $19/mo that adds schema generation and export. The exact feature split is listed on the APIDocGen site and may change, so verify before buying.

What it doesn't do

APIDocGen documents the endpoint list you paste. It does not import or validate OpenAPI specs, host a portal, manage API keys, or confirm that your API behaves as described. It's a formatting and structuring tool, not a validator.

An honest summary

Use APIDocGen when you have endpoints and want a clean Markdown reference fast. Review the generated examples — especially the auth header — before you publish, the same as you would with hand-written docs.

FAQ

What is APIDocGen?

APIDocGen is a tool that turns a list of endpoints into a Markdown API reference, with a per-endpoint example request and an auth note. It's built for developers who'd rather not hand-write API docs.

What does APIDocGen cost?

There's a Free tier at $0 with unlimited use, and a Pro tier at $19/mo that adds schema generation and export. Check the APIDocGen site for the current feature split, since pricing can change.

Which languages are supported for example requests?

curl, JavaScript, and Python. You pick one when you generate, and APIDocGen applies it to every endpoint so the reference stays consistent.

What input format does APIDocGen expect?

A list of endpoints, one per line, as `METHOD path - description` — for example `POST /users - create user`. APIDocGen builds a section per route from that list.

Does APIDocGen guarantee the documentation is correct or complete?

No. It formats the endpoint list you provide; it doesn't validate behavior or guarantee completeness. Review the generated examples, especially the auth header, before publishing.

## Disclaimer

Disclaimer (decision-support, not a validation tool): APIDocGen formats an endpoint list you provide into a Markdown API reference with example requests and auth notes. It does not validate API behavior, certify correctness, or guarantee completeness, and it is not a substitute for API design or security review. Feature and pricing details reflect the APIDocGen site and may change — verify before relying on them.

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