APITube vs Perigon — News API Comparison
Perigon is a news API with no free tier and custom pricing through sales. APITube has a free tier, published pricing, broader source coverage, and more export formats.
Perigon | ||||
| Basic Article Data | ||||
Title, URL, Publication Date | ||||
Short article description | ||||
Article image | ||||
Full article body text | ||||
Authors | ||||
Source information | ||||
Links and Videos | ||||
| Search & Filtering | ||||
Search by keywords | ||||
Filter by language | ||||
Filter by country | ||||
Filter by category | ||||
Filter by source | ||||
Advanced filters (65+) | ||||
Search by location | ||||
Filter by sentiment | ||||
| NLP & Data Enrichment | ||||
Article topics | ||||
Industry labels | ||||
Sentiment analysis | ||||
Named entity recognition | ||||
AI-generated summary | ||||
Source rank | ||||
Find duplicate articles | ||||
Stories (event clustering) | ||||
Source bias detection | ||||
Breaking news detection | ||||
Identify paid articles | ||||
| Platform & Licensing | ||||
Number of sources | ||||
Access to past news | ||||
Export in multiple formats | ||||
MCP server | ||||
News stream (SSE) | ||||
Transparent self-serve pricing | ||||
Free tier available | ||||
More than 300,000+ sources
Teams around the world use APITube to build digital products.
- Last updated
- 5s ago
- Total sources
- 300.000k
- Requests yesterday
- 26.071
- Articles added yesterday
- 140.991k
- Total articles
- 3.88b
Benefits
Access news from thousands of sources
Get news articles from thousands of sources worldwide.
Integrations
Get started in minutes
Connect other web apps with APITube so they can share information.
Choose your programming language or framework to work with our data using REST APIs.
Structured News Data
Access news articles from thousands of sources around the world through our API.
title
The article's title.
href
The article's URL.
description
A summary of the article.
body
The article's full text.
published_at
When the article was published.
image
The article's image.
language
The article's language.
category
The category assigned to the article.
topic
The topic assigned to the article.
industry
The industry assigned to the article.
sentiment
Whether the article's tone is positive, negative, or neutral.
🔥 story
Group related articles into stories.
source
Information about the article's source.
🔥 is_breaking
Whether the article is breaking news.
is_duplicate
Whether the article has duplicate versions.
is_paywall
Whether the article requires paid access.
links
Links found in the article.
media
Media found in the article.
hashtags
Hashtags extracted from the article.
read_time
Estimated reading time in minutes.
sentences_count
How many sentences are in the article.
paragraphs_count
How many paragraphs are in the article.
words_count
How many words are in the article.
characters_count
How many characters are in the article.
Frequently asked questions
- Perigon and APITube offer comparable analysis (entities, sentiment, clustering, summaries). The biggest differences: APITube has a free tier and published pricing you can start with a card, while Perigon has no free tier and routes pricing through sales. APITube also indexes more sources and supports multiple export formats.
- No. Perigon does not offer a free tier, and pricing is custom and sales-led. APITube offers a free tier plus published plans.
- Yes. APITube is built for self-serve developers: a REST API, SDKs, an MCP server, SSE streaming, and a free tier to start in minutes.
- We cover over 300,000 news websites and blogs.
- Yes.
- You can switch plans at any time during the month.
- Use 65+ filters alongside keywords. Narrow results by publication date, topic, language, source, country, and more.
- You can call the APITube API directly using REST, or use the Python/Java/Javascript/PHP/Kotlin/Swift and more. See the documentation page for how to make API requests.
Don PippertHead of Research , QuantView CapitalThe entity extraction and industry tagging improved our trading signals accuracy by 23%.
Sally StevensProduct Manager , NewsFlow Inc.We process 50K+ articles daily through APITube. The sentiment analysis alone saved us $40K/year on manual tagging.
Spencer ChasmarSenior Developer , Insight SystemsIntegration took 4 hours. Documentation is excellent — every endpoint works exactly as described.
Jake HelmoldInvestigative Journalist , The Daily ChronicleI track 200+ entities across 59 languages. What took my team a week now takes minutes.
Chris BatesLead Data Engineer , Meridian AnalyticsReduced our news pipeline build time from 3 weeks to 2 days. The structured data format eliminated 90% of our parsing code.
Lavern PindarCTO , DataPulse MediaSwitched from building our own scraper. Now we get 300K sources instead of 2K, with zero maintenance overhead.
Dallas SnackBackend Architect , TechBridge SolutionsPython, Node, Go — we use all three. APITube works seamlessly with each. Rate limits are generous for our scale.
Willie MillsPR Intelligence Analyst , ReputationGuardBrand monitoring across 177 countries. We catch mentions within minutes, not hours.
Zhào YìAnalytics Director , GlobalTrend ResearchMultilingual support is critical for us. 59 languages with consistent data quality across all of them.
Marcelino HamwiData Science Lead , Predictive EdgeThe historical data access let us backtest 5 years of news sentiment against market movements.
Andrew PriceContent Operations Manager , BuzzMetricsAutomated our entire news curation workflow. Team now focuses on analysis instead of data collection.
Radjesh KishnaEngineering Manager , InfoStream TechnologiesCut our news infrastructure costs by 60%. The pay-as-you-go model perfectly matches our variable traffic.
M HundirVP of Engineering , Streamline AIReplaced 3 different news vendors with APITube. Better coverage, lower cost, single integration point.
J SiloFounder , MediaWatch StartupStarted on the free tier, now on Corporate. Scaled from MVP to 10K users without changing a line of integration code.
Mitchell DavisFull Stack Developer , Rapid Deploy LabsClean JSON, predictable pagination, proper HTTP codes. Finally an API that follows REST conventions correctly.