Yes. The rest_api source handles JSON endpoints, so a meta-API catalog like APIs.guru or a vendor's own status feed can drive the pages. Authenticated endpoints work through standard headers configured in the data source. Pull pricing or endpoint data from the vendor's API and SleekRank renders the resulting structure.

Store pricing tiers as an array per vendor with name, monthly price, included quota and overage rate. Render through the list mapping so each tier becomes its own row inside the page. Per-call pricing fits as a single row with a unit cost column; tiered or seat-based pricing fits as multiple rows with the same shape.

No. SleekRank renders pages from catalog data. Generated docs stay in tools like Redocly, Stoplight, Mintlify or your own static site. The vendor page on SleekRank links to the canonical docs through a selector mapping rather than trying to host or regenerate them. Reference data on the vendor; deep docs at the vendor's source.

Yes. Define a page group per category, each with its own data source and URL prefix like /payments-apis/, /search-apis/, /translation-apis/. All groups can read from the same master catalog filtered by category column. One catalog, multiple URL families, one base template variant per category if needed.

Add a status column and filter or flag deprecated APIs in the template, or remove the row entirely. Some directories keep deprecated entries with a 'sunset on YYYY-MM-DD' banner because the page still has SEO value as a redirect target to the replacement vendor; others 410 the URL once the API goes dark.

Each vendor URL is a real WordPress page in the sitemap, indexable and shareable. The base template page stays noindex'd so only vendor pages compete in search. Schema markup like Service or Product added once to the template propagates across the entire catalog.

Yes. Store rate limit and SLA values as columns or as nested objects per pricing tier. Tag mappings handle scalar values like '100 req/sec'; list mappings handle per-tier structures where higher tiers carry higher limits. Both surface alongside the pricing block so developers see the full picture before clicking through to docs.

Store SDKs as an array per vendor with language, package name, install command and source URL. Render through the list mapping, one row per SDK. Each SDK row can link to the package on npm, PyPI, Maven or RubyGems via a selector mapping so developers copy the install command without leaving the page.