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Introducing Gomry Cloud for Startups

Startups can now apply for Gomry Cloud credits. Tell us what you’re building and how you plan to use Cloud. We review each application individually.

Startups can now apply for credits to build with Gomry Cloud. The program is open for applications: tell us what you’re building and how you plan to use Cloud, and our team will review your request individually.

Whether you’re testing a product idea or adding a new capability to an existing application, you can describe the work you want to do. You don’t need a detailed usage forecast to start the conversation.

Build with Cloud APIs

Gomry Cloud provides APIs for bringing web data, tools and research into your application. For example, you can use:

  • Scrape to read a public page and extract the fields your product needs, such as listing details or product information.
  • ToolsAPI to find and run tools from multiple vendors through your Gomry API key.
  • Superagent to research a question across public sources and return structured findings with supporting citations.

If you’re not sure which service fits, describe the task rather than choosing a product name. We’ll use that context when reviewing your application. Credit coverage is agreed as part of each offer.

Apply by email

Visit Gomry Cloud for Startups and select Apply for credits. It opens your email app with the subject and a short application template already filled in.

Add your name and work email, your startup’s name and website if available, a brief description of what you’re building, and how you would use Gomry Cloud. Complete the template and send the email to submit your application.

What happens next

Our team reviews each request and may follow up for more details. If your application is approved, we’ll confirm the credit amount, eligible services and any expiration or other usage conditions before you use the credits.

There is no standard credit package: the offer depends on your application.

Sources

  1. https://docs.cloud.gomry.com/services