Group Partners provides a developer-first API platform that removes the friction between your idea and production deployment — no boilerplate, no guesswork.
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Most infrastructure tooling was designed for enterprises with dedicated platform teams and months to spare. Group Partners started from a different assumption: that a small, ambitious engineering team in Dundalk — or Berlin, or Warsaw — should have access to the same clean, well-documented foundations as a hundred-person organisation. We stripped away the configuration overhead, wrote documentation that actually answers your questions, and built an API surface that stays stable while your product evolves around it. Every design decision traces back to one principle: your engineers should spend their time on the problems that differentiate your product, not on plumbing.
Each capability is available independently or as part of a unified deployment — modular by design, so you adopt what you need today.
A consistent, versioned API surface across every service — REST endpoints for broad compatibility and a GraphQL layer for teams that prefer typed, query-driven data access. Both are covered by the same uptime SLA and the same changelog cadence, so you're never surprised by a breaking change in production.
Docs that ship with every release, auto-generated from the source schema and reviewed by the same engineers who wrote the code. Every endpoint includes a live playground, sample payloads in four languages, and a change history so your team can audit what shifted between versions without trawling through release notes.
All data processed and stored within EU jurisdiction, with GDPR-aligned defaults configured out of the box. Audit logs, data-residency controls, and a DPA ready to countersign on day one — so your compliance team isn't blocked waiting for a vendor questionnaire.
Edge nodes in Dublin and Frankfurt keep median API response times below 100 ms for the majority of European traffic patterns. Built-in rate-limiting dashboards and per-key quota controls give your operations team real-time visibility without requiring a separate observability stack.
“We integrated the Group Partners auth and data-routing APIs in a single two-day sprint. Six months later, both endpoints are still running on the exact same integration code — no patches, no surprises. That kind of stability is genuinely rare in this space.”
Ciarán Doyle, CTO, Stackfield Labs Dublin
Browse the full pricing breakdown and pick the plan that fits your current team size — you can upgrade in minutes, not months.
View pricingDundalk sits at the intersection of the Republic and Northern Ireland, two distinct regulatory environments, and that geography has shaped how we think about compliance, interoperability, and resilience from the ground up. Our team has direct experience shipping software under both UK GDPR and EU GDPR constraints, and that dual fluency is baked into the platform defaults rather than left as an afterthought configuration. When you deploy on Group Partners infrastructure, you inherit those decisions automatically — no need to re-read the regulations yourself every time a new data category appears in your product.
Most teams have a working integration against the sandbox environment within half a day, using our quickstart guide and the language SDK of their choice. A production deployment with authentication, logging, and basic rate-limit configuration in place typically takes one to three days depending on your existing architecture.
Yes — the Starter plan is free for up to 50,000 API calls per month with no credit card required. You can upgrade to a paid plan at any point from the dashboard, and your integration code stays the same across tiers; there's no migration work involved.
All customer data is stored in EU-region infrastructure — primary in Dublin, with failover replication to Frankfurt. No data transits outside the EU unless you explicitly enable a non-EU edge region, which is off by default and requires an affirmative configuration change.
Official SDKs are maintained for Node.js, Python, Go, and Ruby. Community-maintained clients exist for PHP, Java, and .NET, and are linked from the documentation. The REST API itself works with any HTTP client, so if your stack isn't covered you can integrate directly with minimal overhead.