How to Create a SdashAPI Account
Before you can make your first API request and access our extensive question banks, you must create a developer account. This account serves as your central hub, allowing you to track your API usage, manage your authentication keys, and optionally upgrade to higher-tier plans as your application scales.
Step 1: Visit the Registration Portal
1.2.1To begin the process, you need to navigate to the official SdashAPI registration page. You can do this by clicking the "Get API Access" button on the homepage, or by directly visiting the registration portal. SdashAPI offers a free tier that allows you to start building without any upfront payment, and no credit card is required to sign up.
Step 2: Fill Out Your Developer Details
1.2.2Once on the registration page, you will be prompted to provide some basic information to configure your developer profile. It is highly recommended that you use a strong, secure password and an email address that you check frequently. Important API changes, system updates, and billing notifications will be sent to this email address, so ensuring its accuracy is crucial for maintaining your integrations.
Step 3: Verify Your Email Address
1.2.3After you submit the registration form, our system will send a verification link to the email address you provided. You must open your email inbox and click this link to confirm ownership of the address. Once your email is verified, your account will be fully activated, and you can log in to your new developer dashboard to start generating API keys.
The Developer Dashboard
1.2.4Upon successfully logging in for the first time, you will be greeted by the Developer Dashboard. This is your command center. From here, you can monitor your daily API traffic, view latency metrics, and track which endpoints are being hit the most.
The dashboard is also where you will manage your billing details and select subscription tiers as your application grows in popularity.
Team Collaboration
1.2.5If you are building an application with a team, you do not need to share a single password. SdashAPI allows you to invite multiple developers to your workspace from the dashboard settings. Each developer will have their own login credentials but will share the same underlying API quotas and billing structure.