Ship Saudi integrations
in hours, not months.
8 APIs of 6 providers government and private services — in one platform. Discover them, try available Sandbox services, and ship with tools built inside the Kingdom for local teams.
Names indicate catalog coverage only. They distinguish providers and data sources from partners and do not imply an unannounced partnership or endorsement.
One platform for every API.
API360 is a Saudi gateway that brings API government and private APIs into one place. API360 is the default contracting path, while provider-specific subscriptions, approvals, and environment-scoped keys apply where required.
- One platform entry point — provider-specific approval rules still apply
- A Sandbox API key in minutes — Production access may require provider approval
- One invoice for everything you consume — however many entities
APIs ready to call today
Services from SPL, GOSI, Ministry Of Justice, NEOTEK and others, classified by provider and scope; naming a provider does not by itself indicate a partnership or endorsement.
government and private services in one platform
New providers are added as their services are published; each provider's own requirements still apply.
Hosted inside the Kingdom
The production platform runs in a cloud region inside the Kingdom and is built on the requirements of the Personal Data Protection Law (PDPL).
From scattered, to flowing.
Many entities, many systems, and data looking for its route. We build that route: one secure path where the Kingdom's APIs meet, so every request reaches its destination with less friction.
Everything you need — in one place.
Tools designed to work together, not a scatter of services that bounce you between portals.
One marketplace for every API
Browse government and private APIs by entity and scope. Each service shows its availability and approval requirements; Sandbox testing is available where offered.
A sandbox before you subscribe
An isolated environment where you can try any API against simulated responses, without touching real data.
Interactive OpenAPI docs
Full specifications with ready examples in several languages, and simulated responses without writing a line.
Governance built in
RBAC · ABAC · Audit logs · Service levels set in the contract.
Hosted inside the Kingdom
The production platform runs in a cloud region inside the Kingdom.
Code in your language
Ready-to-run examples in cURL, Node, PHP and Go for every endpoint.
Start where you are.
Five paths, each designed for a specific role. Pick the one that sounds like you — we show you what’s relevant without making you open 20 pages.
From an idea in your head to a live response — in 4 steps.
A sequence that matches what developers expect from the best platforms anywhere. Start with a search, end with a working integration.
Search for the service
Open the marketplace or press ⌘K and type the entity name or the kind of service.
Read the details
Review the docs, the fields, the pricing, and sample responses before you write a line.
Try it in the sandbox
Run the request from the console in your browser — without leaving the page, without subscribing.
Ship to production
Swap the sandbox key for a live key, and start taking real traffic.
Traditional integration versus API360.
We’re not the first, but we see the problem differently. Here are the differences that matter in practice.
Property data and the inquirer's power of attorney — in one digital journey.
A team building a real-estate platform needs to query property data and the inquirer's power of attorney from the Ministry of Justice. Through API360, the team reviews the service documentation and access requirements, tests the integration with sample data according to the available permissions, then moves to production after completing the required activation requirements and approvals. The query results become part of the user journey inside the platform instead of being handled as a separate step.
We believe integrating with Saudi systems should be as simple as any global service.
We built API360 because Saudi teams deserve tools on par with what developers use in San Francisco and London. Tools that respect your time, and give value before asking for a card.
Everything on this list works today.
No waiting lists. What’s still being built we say where it belongs — the status of every certification and standard is published on the security page, and the legal documents are marked for what they are.
- The core API marketplace
- Developer dashboard and billing
- OpenAPI 3.1 documentation
- An isolated sandbox environment
- Documentation
- An in-browser console
- Smart API adapter
- Webhooks for custom events
- Built on PDPL and SDAIA requirements
- Hosting inside the Kingdom
- Dayal — turning data into an API
Questions people ask about API360
What is API360?
API360 is a Saudi company, part of Saudi Azm, specialising in digital integration, API management and data monetisation. It helps government entities and companies integrate their systems faster and reach digital services and data more easily.
What does API360 offer?
One ecosystem: the API Marketplace, API Studio for service providers, developer portals, professional integration services, and data solutions and partnerships.
What is an API key?
A digital identity that says who is calling an API and with which permissions.
What is a sandbox?
A space to try an API without touching real data.
What is a rate limit?
The maximum number of requests in a period of time, which protects the service.
How do I publish an API as a provider?
Prepare it for publishing with clear documentation, practical examples and a sandbox; set plans, pricing and usage limits; define access permissions and terms; then publish it on the marketplace and follow its usage and revenue.
How do I keep API costs under control?
Review your plan against real usage, follow consumption from one dashboard, avoid repeated calls by caching results that rarely change, set alerts near your limit, and cancel subscriptions you no longer use.