Linkup adds a 'pro' Fetch mode and a schema surcharge, splitting a 2-price endpoint into 5

Linkup’s API pricing docs quietly restructured the Fetch endpoint from a single-dimension price (JS rendering on/off) into a two-dimension price: a new mode parameter (standard or pro) alongside the existing renderJs toggle, plus an optional schema field for structured output that adds a flat $0.001 on top of any combination.

The previously-published rates hold at the low end - standard mode with no JS render is still $0.001, standard mode with JS render is still $0.005 - but pro mode is new and roughly doubles the equivalent standard-mode rate: $0.005 (pro, no JS) and $0.01 (pro, with JS). Adding a schema pushes the ceiling to $0.011, more than double the old $0.005 maximum. The marketing pricing page’s Fetch card has not been updated to reflect the new mode and still advertises the old $0.001-$0.005 range only - the same kind of marketing-vs-docs lag Linkup previously had on Deep search before its July 2026 correction.

Separately, the Enterprise page added HIPAA to its compliance badge list (alongside SOC 2 Type II, SSO, and Zero Data Retention). Search, Research, Extract, and x402 rates are all unchanged.