APITRX vs EnergyFather
APITRX and EnergyFather sit close together at 65k energy for one hour, 13% apart, which is 0.36 TRX on a single rental. Every price on this page comes from our own scan of APITRX and EnergyFather, and the tables refresh from the newest scan as the page opens.
Every term, APITRX against EnergyFather
| Package | APITRX (TRX) | EnergyFather (TRX) | Cheaper |
|---|---|---|---|
| 65k · 1 hour | 2.50 | 2.86 | APITRX −13% |
| 65k · 1 day | ≈ 3.42 | ≈ 3.92 | APITRX ≈−13% |
| 65k · 3 days | ≈ 7.22 | ≈ 8.26 | APITRX ≈−13% |
| 130k · 1 hour | 5.00 | ≈ 5.72 | APITRX ≈−13% |
| 130k · 1 day | ≈ 6.85 | ≈ 7.84 | APITRX ≈−13% |
| 130k · 3 days | ≈ 14.44 | ≈ 16.51 | APITRX ≈−13% |
≈ — estimated from market ratios, not a quoted price.
Live prices as of 2026-10-24 02:29 UTC.
So which is cheaper, APITRX or EnergyFather?
If the question is only which of APITRX and EnergyFather costs less for an hour of 65k energy, it is APITRX: 2.50 TRX against 2.86 TRX. The gap is 0.36 TRX, and it points the same way at every term the two share.
Price is the only thing this board ranks on, and 13% is a thin margin to choose on, so the rest of this page sets out what else separates APITRX from EnergyFather without scoring either of them.
Where APITRX and EnergyFather sit on the whole board
Out of the 19 platforms quoting 65k energy for one hour in the latest scan, APITRX comes 8th and EnergyFather comes 11th. That is 3 places of the board between them, and everything in that space is a platform this page does not cover.
Both of those positions rest on prices APITRX and EnergyFather publish themselves, not on anything this board has inferred, and both move whenever any other platform changes its rate.
What the archive has on APITRX and EnergyFather
Over the 509 scans in which both quoted 65k energy for one hour, APITRX was the cheaper of the two on every single one. The lead never changed hands.
The average distance between them while both were quoting was 0.36 TRX. The widest it opened was 0.36 TRX, at 2026-10-24 02:15 UTC. Neither price moved in that window: APITRX held 2.50 TRX at every one of the 509 scans and EnergyFather held 2.86 TRX at every one of the 621 scans, which is why the gap above is the same number from end to end.
None of that is a trend. The board has been recording since 2026-09-24 02:00 UTC, every 15 minutes, and the archive behind this page is 720 hours of data so far. It is long enough to say what APITRX and EnergyFather did yesterday and too short to say what either of them usually does.
What separates APITRX from EnergyFather
APITRX and EnergyFather quote the same terms but not at the same sizes. EnergyFather puts a real number against 65k energy only, so its 130k column is worked out from market ratios, while APITRX publishes both sizes. That is five inferred rows for EnergyFather against four for APITRX.
Neither APITRX nor EnergyFather will rent for 15 minutes. An hour is the shortest thing either of them sells, and the 15 minute row is empty on both sides of the table above for that reason.
Neither APITRX nor EnergyFather publishes an order size limit that our scraper can read, so the order limits table that appears on some head to head pages is absent from this one.
Our scraper carries a note against APITRX that changes how its column should be read: “Telegram-bot and API orders start from 1.1 TRX per hour (member pricing); the board shows the plain-transfer price. Pay-per-transfer mode: 2,2 TRX per USDT transfer.” That is why the APITRX figure beside EnergyFather is the one it charges anyone walking up, not the lowest number it advertises.
Our scraper carries a note against EnergyFather that changes how its column should be read: “EnergyFather's API documents six rental periods: one hour, and 1, 3, 7, 15 and 30 days. Ten days is not one of them. Their public price endpoint quotes the hourly rate only, and their order form shows a visitor no day option, so the hour is the one term the board can price here. We read it from the public endpoint they asked us to use, and it returns the same number an order would.” That is why the EnergyFather figure beside APITRX is the one it charges anyone walking up, not the lowest number it advertises.
One of these two pays us and the other does not: our EnergyFather link is a referral link, our APITRX link is a plain one. The prices are read the same way for both, and APITRX outranking EnergyFather on this page would cost us money without changing a line of it.
APITRX carries automatic top-ups and EnergyFather does not. Both of them run a public API.
Features
| Feature | APITRX | EnergyFather |
|---|---|---|
| API | Yes | Yes |
| Auto-topup | Yes | No |
Order limits
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Our link to EnergyFather is a referral link: they pay us, you pay the same price. APITRX pays us nothing.