Answer C is correct. According to AWD Developer support doesn't support API calls, Business, Ent on Ramp and EMT does, https://aws.amazon.com/premiumsupport/plans/

Answer C please help with discussion on 568

B. AWS Developer Support AWS Developer Support provides access to AWS Support via API calls, which allows users to interact programmatically with AWS Support for case management. It is more cost-effective than the Business and Enterprise Support plans.

All plans support API calls. I would make the educated guess and say it's (B) AWS Developer Support. It's a new user, and choosing a Business support plan would cost more. What I don't see anymore on AWS pricing is BASIC support. Can anyone chime on that?

AWS Developer Support (Option B) is the lowest-priced paid support plan offered by AWS. It provides access to AWS Support APIs, which allows programmatic interaction with AWS Support services. This plan also includes unlimited case submissions with cloud support associates, guidance for third-party software, and other benefits.

Based on TutorialsDojo the most cost effective support plan that supports API is Business plan C. AWS Business Support

B. AWS Developer Support: Cost: Starts at $29 per month Features: Includes access to AWS Support via API calls, allowing programmatic case management. This plan is cost-effective and provides the necessary API access for support interactions. C. AWS Business Support: Cost: Higher than Developer Support, starting at $100 per month or a percentage of AWS usage Features: Includes all features of Developer Support plus additional benefits like faster response times and support for more advanced use cases, but at a higher cost.

Chatgpt says it's developer support