TRON energy platforms with an API

Nineteen of the 22 platforms we track publish an API of some kind. This page is about the eight we read. Five of them hand our scraper a price over HTTP. Feee.io answers on the same protocol but returns no number we can use, so the board carries no quote. APITRX and MeFree we read off the page instead. The prices are live; the auth line is what our own client sends.

iTRX

2.27 TRX
API-KEY header · HMAC-SHA256 on signed calls

Quote endpoint under api.itrx.io; signed calls carry a timestamp and an HMAC of the body.

itrx.io →

Feee.io

— TRX
key header, unsigned

feee.io/open asks for the energy amount and the rental seconds and returns the amount payable.

feee.io →

Tronify

4.75 TRX
REST · JSON body · no key

open.tronify.io quotes without authentication, but bundles a fixed extra package into the answer.

tronify.io →

EnergyFather

2.86 TRX
Token header

The panel API prices one order at a time; we subtract the delegation and activation fees.

energyfather.com →

TronMax

2.27 TRX 15 min
REST · no key

A settings endpoint publishes the marketplace rate in SUN per energy, per duration.

tronmax.io →

Tronex Energy

4.55 TRX
X-API-KEY header

The order-estimate endpoint takes a key and a volume and is meant to answer with a total.

tronex.energy →

APITRX

2.50 TRX
Members-only bot — we read the public page

The cheap rate belongs to its Telegram bot and members; the board shows the walk-up price the site prints.

apitrx.com prices →

MeFree

3.00 TRX
No endpoint — we read the order form

The tariff is one sentence in the order form: a unit price and how much energy a unit is.

mefree.net prices →

65k for one hour unless the card says otherwise. Every link here is the same address the rest of the board sends you to.

Read before you build against one

Two of the eight quote in a way you have to correct for. Tronify's quote endpoint bundles a fixed extra package into every order, so a raw answer reads about twice its real unit price until you rescale it by the energy you asked for. TronMax publishes a rate in SUN per energy for one duration only — fifteen minutes — and everything longer has to come from somewhere else. The API guide works both through, with a Python wrapper that asks everyone and buys the cheapest.

We rank on price and nothing else. We read quotes every 15 minutes and we never place an order, so we have no measurement of uptime or delivery speed and will not invent one. The same numbers are in the JSON the board itself reads, and the full board is on the price board.