Maverick Works
Maverick Works operates 3Min API, an API relay service that lets teams define a JSON schema and launch a working CRUD API, webhooks, and integrations in minutes without building or maintaining a backend. It is aimed particularly at small teams and businesses that need to receive and route data but do not have a developer team.
At a Glance
- Small businesses without developer teams
- Startups and small logistics companies
- E-commerce businesses and online stores
- Marketing agencies and businesses integrating with larger partners
- +3 more
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No Code API Endpoint Builder
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Products & Services
Backend-less API integration service. Users define a JSON schema and receive a full CRUD endpoint with sandbox and production environments, dashboard logs and statistics, API keys, webhooks, polling, collaboration keys, and AI-tool access through MCP.
A downloadable WordPress plugin that embeds 3Min API forms and data views using a shortcode. It includes six templates (GET card, list, hero, list feed, POST form, and POST comment) and matching AI prompts; the page lists version 1.0.1, updated 2026-05-28.
A capability within 3Min API for AI assistants to create and track long-running jobs delivered to a customer-registered worker, with signed delivery, retries, and up to 24 hours for a task to run.
Market Position
3Min API positions itself as a fast, backend-less API relay for teams that need a working endpoint in minutes rather than a custom backend in weeks. Its differentiation is the combination of schema-first CRUD endpoints, storage, dual webhooks, polling, collaboration access, and direct AI/MCP control; the company explicitly acknowledges that customers needing complex business logic or deeply customized workflows will eventually outgrow it and move to a more permanent custom system.
Founding Story
The company says 3Min API grew out of a recurring client request: small e-commerce companies, logistics startups, and marketing agencies needed an API to receive partner data but lacked a backend or development team. After repeatedly building one-off backends, the team created a flexible, JSON-first service so customers could define an endpoint in minutes, receive data immediately, and forward it through webhooks rather than rebuilding infrastructure for each integration.
Business Model
Revenue Model
Monthly subscriptions based on API-call volume; a free tier is offered and customers can upgrade to paid plans. Payments and tax handling are processed by Paddle as merchant of record.
Pricing Tiers
1,000 API calls/month; sandbox and production environments; unlimited API schemas; dual webhooks; advanced dashboard and analytics.
100,000 API calls/month plus sandbox and production environments, unlimited API schemas, dual webhooks, and advanced dashboard and analytics.
1,000,000 API calls/month plus sandbox and production environments, unlimited API schemas, dual webhooks, and advanced dashboard and analytics.
Target Markets
- Small businesses without developer teams
- Startups and small logistics companies
- E-commerce businesses and online stores
- Marketing agencies and businesses integrating with larger partners
- Developers and teams needing a lightweight managed API relay
- WordPress site operators
- Small businesses and startups that need an API but have no backend development team
- Receiving sales and e-commerce order data from larger partners
- Logistics and marketing-agency partner integrations
- Booking-system, survey, customer-feedback, and IoT-sensor data collection
- Forwarding incoming data to a customer database, spreadsheet, CRM, Slack, or another system through webhooks or polling
- Rapid API prototyping, testing, and collaborator access before investing in a custom backend