APIIDA AG

Based in Zurich, Switzerland, and founded in 2017 by CTO and co-founder Markus Müller, APIIDA AG focuses on providing advanced API management solutions. APIIDA AG has expanded its global footprint with offices in Berlin, Germany, and New York City, USA. As of August 2024, Detlef Purschke is the CEO of the company. APIIDA specializes in providing advanced solutions for API management, primarily through its core offerings: the API Control Plane, API Developer Portal, and API Gateway Manager.

The API Control Plane is a platform that facilitates centralized management and governance of APIs across various environments, enhancing operational efficiency by allowing businesses to provision, discover, and secure their APIs in one location. The API Developer Portal serves as a unified catalog that enables organizations to publish, secure, and monetize their APIs, improving the developer experience. Additionally, the API Gateway Manager is designed for API operations automation, particularly for Broadcom Layer7 environments. APIIDA’s solutions are utilized by a diverse clientele, including corporations across various sectors such as finance, insurance, and technology, with significant market presence in Europe and North America.

APIIDA generates revenue primarily through subscription-based models for its API Management solutions. The company offers tiered pricing plans, including Growth, Professional, and Enterprise packages, facilitating access to varying functionalities based on client needs. For example, the Growth plan supports up to 30 APIs and 50 consumers at a cost of EUR 975, while the Professional plan accommodates up to 90 APIs and 150 consumers for EUR 2,450. The Enterprise plan offers a customizable structure to meet the specific requirements of larger organizations, with individual agreements on APIs and consumer limits.

APIIDA AG is working on launching new features for its API Control Plane set for release in Q1 2024, which will enhance API security and analytics capabilities. The company plans to expand into the Asia-Pacific region, targeting markets in Japan and Australia by the end of 2024.