Strava Restricts API Access Amid Rise in AI Scraping

Fitness-tracking platform Strava is tightening access to its API by requiring developers to pay a $11.99/month subscription, citing increased abuse from zero-code AI tools and scrapers that degrade performance. The move follows similar actions taken by platforms like Reddit.

By Emma Roth · The Verge · June 1, 2026, 14:06 UTC

Strava Restricts API Access Amid Rise in AI Scraping

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