TrueScrape

All seller offers for a product. Every offer on an Amazon listing (price, seller, condition, Prime eligibility and shipping), alongside the product itself. Costs 3 credits.

Product details. Public details for one Amazon listing: title, brand, price, availability, rating, specifications and an inline review sample. Costs 3 credits.

Search results. Public Amazon search results for a query: position, price, rating and badges per item. Costs 3 credits.

Amazon Shop page. A creator's public Amazon storefront: their name, the product links the page exposes, and the storefront feed of idea lists (with Amazon's own item count), shoppable videos (id, title, thumbnail and attached ASINs) and shoppable photos. The first request needs no pageToken and already returns the videos embedded on the page. Pass `pagination.cursor` back as `pageToken`, unchanged, with the same shop URL for the next page; a page can carry lists, videos, photos or any mix. A continuation page carries the feed ONLY. Amazon serves it as a fragment with no profile markup, so every identity field (display name, bio, avatar) is null on page two onwards. ASINs are the products the storefront shows attached to an item, which for a long idea list is the first screenful rather than the whole list; `itemCount` is the true total. Costs 1 credit.

Album details. Public Apple Music album: artist, release date, genre, artwork and total runtime. The track listing and copyright line are in `raw`, behind `include_raw=true`. Costs 1 credit.

Artist details. Public Apple Music artist page: editorial bio, artist image, banner and genre. Apple publishes no follower or play counts, so those fields are null rather than guessed. Costs 1 credit.

Search. Search the Apple Music catalogue for tracks, albums or artists. Tracks and albums come back as posts; artists come back as creators. Costs 1 credit.

Track details. Public Apple Music track: artist, album, duration, genre, release date and the 30-second preview URL. Costs 1 credit.

Video files and details. A public Bilibili video's mp4 address (up to 720p), description, tags, duration and first frame. For a multi-part video, `?p=` in the URL selects the part. The title, the uploader, the counts and the upload date are null. The mp4 address expires 2 hours after it is issued. Costs 1 credit.

Channel profile. A public BitChute channel: name, description, subscriber count, video count, total views and creation date. Costs 1 credit.

Channel videos. A BitChute channel's public videos, newest first, 50 per page, with view counts. Likes and comment counts are not in the list; `bitchute.video` has likes. Pass the `cursor` from the previous response to page. Costs 1 credit.

Search videos. Public BitChute video search, 50 per page, with view counts and the uploading channel. Costs 1 credit.

Video details. A public BitChute video: title, description, hashtags, duration, publish date, channel, views and likes. Dislikes are in `raw`. `commentCount` is always null. Costs 1 credit.

Post. A single public Bluesky post with like, reply, repost and quote counts, plus any attached images or video. Costs 1 credit.

Profile. Public profile for a Bluesky account: followers, following, post count, bio, avatar, banner, and verification status. Costs 1 credit.

Search posts. Public Bluesky posts matching a keyword, newest first. Costs 1 credit.

User posts. Recent public posts from a Bluesky account, newest first. Reposts are excluded by default so the feed reflects what the account actually wrote. Costs 1 credit.

Channel profile. Public profile of a Dailymotion channel: followers, following, video count, lifetime views, verification badge, country and creation date. Costs 1 credit.

Channel videos. A Dailymotion channel's public uploads, newest first, 50 per page, all the way back to the first upload. Pass the `cursor` from the previous response to page. Costs 1 credit.

Search videos. Public Dailymotion video search, 50 per page. Dailymotion returns at most the first 1,000 results for any query, so paging stops there. Costs 1 credit.

Video details. Public metadata for a Dailymotion video: views, likes, duration, tags, upload date and channel. Dailymotion has no public comments, so `commentCount` is null. Costs 1 credit.

Video transcript. A Dailymotion video's captions as one text block plus timed cues. Returns the requested language when the video has it, otherwise the first track. Most are generated automatically by Dailymotion. Costs 1 credit.

Album details. A Deezer album: title, artist, label, UPC, release date, fans (`likeCount`) and its tracks. Pass `cursor` to page the tracks of a long album. Costs 1 credit.

Artist profile. A Deezer artist: name, fans, album count, picture and link. Costs 1 credit.

Artist albums. An artist's albums, singles and EPs on Deezer. `likeCount` is the release's fans. Costs 1 credit.

Artist top tracks. An artist's most popular tracks on Deezer, most popular first. Costs 1 credit.

Charts. Deezer's global top tracks, albums, artists, playlists or podcasts. Costs 1 credit.

Playlist contents. A public Deezer playlist: title, owner, description, cover, track count, fans and its tracks. Pass `cursor` to page the tracks of a long playlist. Costs 1 credit.

Podcast details. A Deezer podcast: title, description, artwork and fans. Deezer publishes no episode count, so `postCount` is null. Costs 1 credit.

Podcast episodes. A Deezer podcast's episodes, newest first. Costs 1 credit.

Search. Search Deezer's catalogue for tracks, albums, artists, playlists or podcasts. Costs 1 credit.

Track details. A Deezer track: title, artist, album artwork, duration, release date, ISRC and tempo. Costs 1 credit.

User playlists. A Deezer user's public playlists. Costs 1 credit.

Estimate age and gender from an image. Apparent age and gender estimated from a public image URL. This is a model ESTIMATE, not measured platform data, and every response is labelled as such. Requires an inference provider to be configured on the deployment. Costs 1 credit.

eBay listing details. Public details for an eBay listing: title, price, condition, seller and an inline sample of reviews. Costs 1 credit. Pass either `product_id` or `url`.

Search eBay listings. Public eBay search results for a query, with eBay's own filters and sort orders. Costs 1 credit.

Ad details. One ad from the Meta Ad Library by its archive id. Meta does not expose the archive as an addressable node for every ad; pass `page_id` as well and we find it by scanning that advertiser's archive instead. Costs 1 credit.

Ad video transcript. Retrieves a transcript for a single Facebook Ad Library video ad by ID or URL, read from the caption track Facebook publishes for the ad's video (`source: "captions"`). Transcription of ad videos without captions is coming soon; until then those answer `not_configured` (501) and are not charged. Credits are only deducted when a transcript is actually returned. Costs 1 credit. Pass exactly one of `id` or `url`.

Find advertisers running ads. Distinct advertisers whose ads match a search term, with the `page_id` needed by /v1/facebook/ad-library/page-ads. Derived from the ads an Ad Library search returns, ranked by how many of them each advertiser ran. Costs 1 credit.

All ads for one advertiser. Ads a specific Facebook page is running or has run, from Meta's Ad Library. This is the competitor-monitoring endpoint. `pagination.cursor` is filled only where the deployment reads the Graph Ad Library API; otherwise `pagination.hasMore` says whether more exist. Costs 2 credits.

Search the Meta Ad Library. Facebook, Instagram, Messenger and Threads ads matching a search term, from Meta's Ad Library, in the Library's own order. Spend and impression ranges are filled for political and issue ads only where the deployment reads the Graph Ad Library API; `pagination.hasMore` says when more results exist. Costs 2 credits.

Get the events of a city. Public events Facebook is suggesting for a city, from its Events Explore feed (e.g. https://www.facebook.com/events/explore/saint-petersburg-florida/111326725552547). `time` narrows the window to today, this week, or next week; without it Facebook returns whatever it has queued as upcoming, in whatever order it ranks them. Only the first, server-rendered page: host and description are not exposed on this listing (only on /v1/facebook/event). `pagination.hasMore` says whether Facebook has more; this endpoint returns no cursor to fetch them. Costs 1 credit.

Replies to a comment. Replies under one comment on a public Facebook post, ten per page. Pass the post URL and the comment id (the `id` of any item from /v1/facebook/post-comments), then `pagination.cursor` for the next page. Costs 1 credit.

Event details. Full details for one public Facebook event: description, start and end time, venue with coordinates, host and ticket price range. Costs 1 credit.

Search public events. Public Facebook events matching a search term. Results are ranked and biased toward where Facebook places the request, so the same query can return a different set on another call. Treat this as discovery, not as an enumerable list. Costs 1 credit.

Public group info. Name, member count, privacy setting and description for a public Facebook group. Member count lands in `followerCount` (a group's equivalent of an audience size) and the privacy setting in `category`. Facebook rounds that count on large groups ("12K members"); `raw.memberCountIsApproximate` says whether the number you got was rounded. Costs 1 credit.

Public group posts. Recent posts from a public Facebook group, with reaction, comment and share counts where Facebook renders them. Only the newest few stories render to a logged-out visitor, the same limit /v1/facebook/page-posts has. Private groups return an empty result; their posts are not public and we do not log in. Costs 1 credit.

Marketplace listing details. One public Facebook Marketplace listing: title, full description, price, location, delivery options and every photo. Facebook does not render the seller to a logged-out visitor, so seller identity is not returned. Costs 1 credit.

Find a Marketplace location. Resolve a place name to the Marketplace location ids /v1/facebook/marketplace/search accepts, plus the neighbouring locations Facebook offers around it. Marketplace is city-scoped, so this is how you search a city you are not sitting in. Costs 1 credit.

Search Marketplace listings. Public Facebook Marketplace listings matching a search term, with price, condition flags, location and photos. `location` takes a city slug or a location id from /v1/facebook/marketplace/locations; without one, Facebook picks the city it places the request in, which you do not control. Pass `location` for results you can repeat. Costs 1 credit.

Public Page posts. Recent public posts from a Facebook Page, newest first, three per page, with text, reaction, comment and share counts, and the publish timestamp. Pass `pagination.cursor` back for the next three. Costs 1 credit.

Public Page videos and reels. Public videos and reels from a Facebook Page. Reads the Page's reels tab first, ten per page with `pagination.cursor` for the next ten, and falls back to its video grid, which renders around twenty entries with titles, view counts and durations and has no cursor, so a Page with no reels returns its videos rather than an error. Items are keyed by video id and can be passed straight to /v1/facebook/post or /v1/facebook/post-transcript. Costs 1 credit.

Single post, video, or reel. One public Facebook post, video or reel by URL, with its text and engagement counts. Costs 1 credit.

Comments on a post. Top-level comments on a public Facebook post, with author, reaction count and reply count, in Facebook's "Most relevant" order. The first page is the head of the thread Facebook renders into the post, usually two comments; pass `pagination.cursor` back for the next ten. The post's full comment total is on /v1/facebook/post. Use /v1/facebook/comment-replies for the replies under one comment. `likeCount` is only as precise as Facebook publishes it: comment reactions ship in abbreviated form ("2.4K") with no exact figure anywhere in the payload, so counts above about a thousand are rounded at source. Costs 1 credit.

Video transcript. Transcript for a public Facebook video or reel, as one text block plus timed cues. Reads the caption track Facebook publishes for the video, auto-generated when the uploader added none (`source: "captions"`). Transcription of videos without captions is coming soon; until then such a video answers `not_configured` (501) and is not charged. Costs 1 credit.

Public Page profile. Name, category, follower and like counts, description, banner and outbound links for a public Facebook Page. `followerCount` is as precise as Facebook renders it: exact on a small Page ("498 followers"), rounded on a large one ("28M followers", so ±500,000). `raw.followerCountIsApproximate` says which you got, and `raw.likeCount` carries the exact like figure Facebook always prints. Pass `extra_fetch=true` to also fill `createdAt`, the date the Page was created, which lives only on the Page transparency tab: it costs 1 extra credit and one large additional fetch, refunded if that fetch cannot be read. Costs 1 credit.

Events on a Page. Events hosted by a public Facebook Page, upcoming ones first, with past events where Facebook still lists them, eight per page; pass `pagination.cursor` back for the next eight. Each carries start time, place, host and the cover photo. Costs 1 credit.

Photos on a Page. Photos from a public Facebook Page's photo grid, eight per page, newest first; pass `pagination.cursor` back for the next eight. Facebook exposes each photo's accessibility caption rather than the text of the post it came from, so that is what lands in `title`. Costs 1 credit.

Find a creator's other social profiles. Starts from one public profile and reports the other accounts that profile can be shown to own: profiles it links to directly, profiles reached through a recognised link-in-bio page (Linktree, Komi, Pillar, Lnk.Bio, LinkMe), and same-handle accounts on the other supported platforms that link back to the source or share a website only the owner controls. Covers Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, X and Facebook. A same-handle account with no corroboration is reported under `candidates`, never as a profile: the handle matching is a fact handed over, not a claim. There is no search-engine discovery and no display-name matching; neither is evidence of ownership. Every result carries the evidence type it rests on. Each entry in `failures` carries the inner error’s `code` and `message`, so "we checked and found nothing" (`upstream_not_found`, `empty_result`) stays distinguishable from "we could not check" (`upstream_unavailable`, `not_configured`); only the second kind sets `partial`. Not covered: any platform outside the five, and links a creator has not published. An X/Twitter source can only be resolved by same-handle probing, because X exposes no bio links at all to a logged-out caller. The 20-second budget stops the composite scheduling new inner fetches; it does not abort one already in flight, so a slow leg is reported as a timeout while its request finishes unread. Link-in-bio expansion is verified against fixtures only, because no channel sampled live from our network published a link-in-bio URL to expand. A `partial: true` answer is cached for the same seven days as a complete one, so pass `cache_max_age=0` to refetch after a transient failure rather than being served the gap for a week. Pricing is per source checked: the 10 credits buy the legs this call runs (the starting profile, each link-in-bio page expanded, and each same-handle probe), and a leg listed in `unchecked` is not charged for, so a partial answer costs `ceil(10 x

Photo or video details. A public Flickr photo or video: title, description, owner, views, faves, comments, upload date and media addresses. A video lists one signed MP4 per encode, best first, and those links expire within minutes, so fetch them straight away. A photo lists its largest public size. `durationSeconds` is null because Flickr does not state it. Costs 1 credit.

Repository details. Public details for a repository: stars, forks, open issues, topics, language and licence. Stars map to `likeCount`, forks to `shareCount`; open issues and pull requests are `openIssuesCount`. Costs 1 credit.

Trending developers. The public github.com/trending/developers board. Counts are null: the board renders names and popular repositories, not follower numbers. Costs 1 credit.

Trending repositories. The public github.com/trending board. `likeCount` is total stars, `shareCount` total forks and `starsInPeriod` the stars gained in the chosen period. Costs 1 credit.

User or organisation profile. Public profile for a GitHub user or organisation: followers, public repo count, bio, location and links. Costs 1 credit. Pass either `handle` or `url`.

Public activity. Public events for a user: pushes, pull requests, issues, stars, forks and releases. GitHub caps this feed at 300 events / 90 days regardless of paging. Costs 1 credit. Pass either `handle` or `url`.

Contributions calendar. The contribution graph for one calendar year: a per-day count plus GitHub's 0–4 intensity level, and the annual total. Costs 1 credit. Pass either `handle` or `url`.

Followers. Accounts following this user, 30 per page. GitHub serves a reduced user payload here, so per-account counts are null. Costs 1 credit. Pass either `handle` or `url`.

Following. Accounts this user follows, 30 per page. GitHub serves a reduced user payload here, so per-account counts are null. Costs 1 credit. Pass either `handle` or `url`.

Pull requests by a user. Pull requests authored by a user across all public repositories, newest first. `since` / `until` filter on creation date. Costs 1 credit.

User repositories. Public repositories owned by a user or organisation, 30 per page. Costs 1 credit. Pass either `handle` or `url`.

Ad details. One creative from the Ads Transparency Centre, with every rendering variant and the per-country dates it ran. For a text ad, `headline`, `body` and `linkUrl` come from its rendered preview, and `linkUrl` is the address the ad displays. Costs 1 credit.

Ads run by an advertiser or domain. Creatives in the Ads Transparency Centre for one advertiser id or one verified domain, with first-shown and last-shown dates. Pass the `cursor` from the previous response to page. Costs 2 credits. Pass either `domain` or `advertiser_id`.

Find advertisers in the Ads Transparency Centre. Advertisers matching a name, with the advertiser id that /v1/google/ad-library/advertiser-ads needs, plus the verified domains Google suggests for the same term in `domains`. Without `region` every region is searched. `postCount` and `adCountUpper` are the lower and upper bounds of the ad-count range the archive publishes, counted within `region` when one is given. Costs 1 credit.

Google Jobs results. Job postings for a query: title, company, location and the board it was syndicated from. Results lean toward an area that can change between calls, so name the place in your query. Slower than most endpoints, often 20 seconds or more. A failed attempt returns `upstream_unavailable` and is not charged. Costs 5 credits.

Google Maps place search. Business listings near a coordinate: name, address, phone, website, rating and hours, 20 per page. A failed attempt returns `upstream_unavailable` and is not charged. Costs 5 credits.

Google News results. News articles for a query: title, source and published time, up to about 100 items. `link` is Google's article link, not the publisher's URL. A failed attempt returns `upstream_unavailable` and is not charged. Costs 5 credits.

Web search results. Google web results for a query, 20 per page, up to 6 pages. Ranking can differ from a signed-out search on google.com. A failed attempt returns `upstream_unavailable` and is not charged. Costs 1 credit.

Google Shopping results. Shopping listings for a query: title, price, currency and merchant. `url` and `availability` are null because the listing page does not carry them. Slower than most endpoints, often 20 seconds or more. A failed attempt returns `upstream_unavailable` and is not charged. Costs 5 credits.

Search. Hacker News stories and comments matching a search, newest first. Points and comment counts are given for stories; comments come back as plain text with their item page as the URL. Costs 1 credit.

Reels using a sound. Reels built on one audio track, the "N reels using this audio" list. Takes the numeric audio id or a /reels/audio/ URL. Falls back to the public audio page, which lists its first grid of reels only once rendered, as links and cover images. Costs 1 credit.

Replies under one comment. The full reply thread under a single comment. Take `comment_id` from `data.items[].id` on /v1/instagram/post-comments; the post URL is still required because Instagram addresses replies through the media that carries them. Costs 1 credit.

Posts under a hashtag. Posts carrying a hashtag. `tab=top` is Instagram's ranking (one fixed page, no cursor); `tab=recent` is chronological and paginates. Falls back to the server-rendered tag page when the JSON surface declines, which returns the top grid only. Set `extra_fetch=true` to fill each post's publish date, like and comment counts and caption from its own page: 1 credit per item fetched, up to the page size. Costs 1 credit.

Stories inside a highlight. Every story in one highlight reel, oldest first, with its media URLs. Takes the `id` from /v1/instagram/user-highlights, a bare numeric id, or a /stories/highlights/ URL. Costs 1 credit.

Top posts for a keyword. Top posts for a keyword from Instagram's public Popular page for it, the page at instagram.com/popular/<keyword>/: reels, images and carousels together, in Instagram's order. One page; `hasMore` says whether Instagram holds more than it shows. Costs 1 credit.

Post or reel details. One public post, reel or carousel with its caption, media URLs and engagement counts. Falls back to Instagram's public embed payload when the web client's persisted query is unavailable, so a Meta client release degrades this rather than breaking it. Play counts arrive in this same request, so there is no second fetch to skip and no play-count parameter to pass. Costs 1 credit.

Comments on a post or reel. Top-level comments, newest first, about fifteen per page, each with its text, author, like count and date. Follow `pagination.cursor` for older comments. Set `include_replies=true` to also return any replies Instagram shipped inline with their parent. For the full reply thread under one comment, use /v1/instagram/comment-replies. Costs 1 credit.

Profile details. Public profile for an Instagram account: followers, following, post count, bio, links and business category. Private accounts return their public shell with `isPrivate: true` rather than an error. That is a real answer. Costs 1 credit.

Post count for a profile. The total post count on a public Instagram profile, exact wherever Instagram publishes the exact figure. Call this when a fuller profile is not needed. `source` names which of the two dialects Instagram ships a count in carried it (`edge_owner_to_timeline_media.count` or `media_count`). Instagram does not expose this metadata for every profile: when neither is present, `postCount` is null and the request is not charged. Costs 1 credit.

Search accounts. Accounts matching a query, as unified Creators. The follower counts on a search result are Instagram's own summary and are thinner than /v1/instagram/profile. Fetch that for one account you care about. One page only; this surface has no cursor. Costs 1 credit.

Search reels by keyword. Reels matching a keyword, from Instagram's own keyword search rather than its hashtag index. The two return genuinely different sets, so this never quietly substitutes one for the other. Results are whatever Instagram ranked for the query at that moment. Costs 1 credit.

Search accounts, hashtags and places. Instagram's blended search, the one behind the search box. Returns three buckets: `users` as unified Creators, plus `hashtags` and `places`, which have no unified equivalent and keep Instagram's own shape. One page only; this surface has no cursor. Costs 1 credit.

Reel or video transcript. The caption track Instagram published for a reel or video, as one text block plus timed cues. This is Instagram's own track, never a transcription of the audio, so a transcript here is what the platform published rather than what a model guessed. Instagram has published no caption track on any reel checked so far, so most requests return `empty_result`, which is free. Costs 1 credit.

Reels trending on Explore. Reels off Instagram's public Explore grid. Worth knowing what this is and is not: Explore is region-shaped, so what comes back depends on where the request exits, and it is Instagram's editorial surface rather than a global chart. There is no public trending feed on Instagram; this is the closest one that exists. Set `extra_fetch=true` to fill each reel's publish date, caption and duration from its own page: 1 credit per item fetched, up to the page size. Costs 1 credit.

Profile via the public embed card. A profile read off Instagram's public embed card, with the embed HTML in `raw.html` for anyone who wants to render it. Instagram publishes embeds so third parties can display them, which makes this the profile path it has the least reason to gate. The same reasoning puts the post embed on /v1/instagram/post's fallback. It carries fewer fields than /v1/instagram/profile; reach for it when that one is blocked, or when you want the markup. Costs 1 credit.

Story highlight covers. The highlight reels pinned to a profile: title, cover, and how many stories each holds. Pass an `id` from here to /v1/instagram/highlight for the stories inside one. Highlights are the only Instagram stories that stay public indefinitely: live stories expire in 24 hours and are not served logged-out. Costs 1 credit. Pass either `handle` or `user_id`.

Posts and reels from a profile. A profile grid, newest first, twelve posts per page, each with its caption, type and owner. Follow `pagination.cursor` for older posts. On the first page, reels also carry like, comment and play counts; other posts, and every post on later pages, have them null, because the grid does not carry them. No page carries a publish date. Fetch /v1/instagram/post for a specific post to get its counts and date, or set `extra_fetch=true` to fill each post's publish date, like and comment counts and caption from its own page in one call: 1 credit per item fetched, up to the page size. `authorHandle` is read per post: a collab or tagged post appears in a profile grid owned by the OTHER account, and this reports the real owner rather than the handle you asked for. Costs 1 credit.

Reels from a profile. A profile's reels, newest first, twelve per page, each with like, comment and play counts. Follow `pagination.cursor` for older reels. The first page also carries captions; later pages do not, so `text` is null there, and a collab reel owned by another account has `authorHandle` null. No page carries a publish date; fetch /v1/instagram/post for one reel's date, or set `extra_fetch=true` to fill each reel's publish date, caption and duration from its own page in one call: 1 credit per item fetched, up to the page size. If the reels tab is unavailable, the first page falls back to the clips in the profile grid, with captions but no counts and no cursor. An account with no public reels is an empty result, and is not charged. `raw.source` says which path answered. Costs 1 credit. Pass either `handle` or `user_id`.

Posts a profile is tagged in. Public posts by other accounts that tagged this user (the "Tagged" tab). Note this is other people's content: `authorHandle` is the poster, not the tagged account. Users can hide the tab, which returns `empty_result`. Costs 1 credit. Pass either `handle` or `user_id`.

Clip. A public Kick clip: title, creator, channel, duration, view count, and media URL. Costs 1 credit.

Komi page. Public Komi page as a creator profile: display name, bio, avatar, and every outbound link in order. Costs 1 credit.

Post. A single public Kwai video with its view, like, comment and forward counts. Costs 1 credit.

Profile. Public Kwai profile: follower and following counts, public video count, likes received, bio, avatar, and creator category. Costs 1 credit.

User posts. Public videos from a Kwai profile, newest first after any pinned ones, with view, like, comment and forward counts. Pass `pagination.cursor` back as `cursor` for the next page. Costs 1 credit.

Lnk.Bio page. Public Lnk.Bio page as a creator profile: display name, bio, avatar, and every outbound link in order. Costs 1 credit.

Ad details. One ad from LinkedIn's public Ad Library: creative, copy, advertiser, and the paying entity. Ads covered by EU disclosure rules also carry run dates, target countries and impression bands; ads outside those rules do not, and those fields come back null rather than guessed. Costs 1 credit.

Search ads. Search LinkedIn's public Ad Library by advertiser or keyword. Pass `company` (a company page slug or numeric id) to list one advertiser's ads, `keyword` to search copy, or both. Returns the first page LinkedIn server-renders, about 25 ads; the total number of matches is in `raw.totalMatches`. Costs 1 credit. Pass `company`, `keyword`, or both. The Ad Library will not return an unfiltered archive.

Company page. A LinkedIn company page: description, industry, follower count, headquarters, size, type, founding year, specialties, employee count and logo. Also works for school and showcase pages. Costs 1 credit.

Company posts. Recent posts from a company page, with reaction and comment counts. Read from the company page itself: LinkedIn's dedicated /posts/ tab is behind the sign-in wall, but the same updates render on the public page. That caps the result at roughly the last ten posts. There is no logged-out pagination, so `hasMore` is always false. Posts by members that the company features carry that member as the author. Costs 1 credit.

Post details. One LinkedIn post: full text, media, author, publication time, reactions and comment count. Top-level comments LinkedIn publishes on the page ride along in `raw.comments`. Costs 1 credit.

Post transcript. Captions for a LinkedIn video post, as one text block plus timed cues, read from the caption track LinkedIn publishes with the video, its automatic captions included. A post without video, or a video without a caption track, returns an empty result, which is never charged. Costs 1 credit.

Person's profile. A LinkedIn member's public profile: name, headline, location, follower count, avatar, current employers and education. LinkedIn masks parts of a logged-out profile with asterisks; masked values are dropped rather than returned as `****`. Costs 1 credit.

Search posts. Keyword search over LinkedIn posts. LinkedIn gates content search behind sign-in for every logged-out caller (/search/results/content/ redirects to /uas/login regardless of origin IP), and we do not scrape authenticated sessions, so this endpoint reports the gate rather than pretending to be broken. It is shipped so callers get one clear, unbilled answer instead of a 404 on a documented route. Costs 1 credit.

LinkMe page. Public LinkMe page as a creator profile: display name, bio, avatar, and every outbound link in order. Costs 1 credit.

Linktree page. Public Linktree page as a creator profile: display name, bio, avatar, and every outbound link in order. Costs 1 credit.

Video details. A Mashable video: title, summary, author, tags, duration, thumbnail and the addresses of its video files, best quality first, then the stream. Mashable shows no view, like or comment counts, so those are null. `mediaUrls` is empty, and the call is free, when the file behind an older video is gone. Costs 1 credit.

Post. A single public Mastodon post with its favourite, reply and boost counts and attached media. Costs 1 credit.

Post replies. Public replies to a Mastodon post, in thread order, from every server the hosting server knows of. Servers return at most about 60 replies to a signed-out reader. Replies from accounts that opted out of search engine indexing are left out. Costs 1 credit.

Profile. A public Mastodon account, read from its own server: follower, following and post counts, bio, avatar, header image and profile links. Accounts that opted out of search engine indexing are refused, free. Costs 1 credit.

User posts. An account's public posts, newest first, with favourite, reply and boost counts. Boosts of other people's posts are left out. Costs 1 credit.

Milkshake page. Public Milkshake page as a creator profile: display name, bio, avatar, and every outbound link in order. Costs 1 credit.

Profile. Public Mixcloud profile: followers, following, upload count, bio, avatar, cover image and location. Costs 1 credit.

Search. Search Mixcloud uploads, users or tags. Results are ranked by Mixcloud and can change between calls. Costs 1 credit.

Popular uploads for a tag. A tag's popular uploads as Mixcloud ranks them, with plays, favourites, reposts and comments. Costs 1 credit.

Upload details. One Mixcloud upload: plays, favourites, reposts, comments, duration, tags and description. The tracklist, when the uploader published one, is in `raw.sections`. Costs 1 credit.

Upload comments. Public comments on a Mixcloud upload. Pass the `cursor` from the previous response to page. Costs 1 credit.

User followers. A user's followers, most recent first: username, display name and avatar. Counts are not part of this list; fetch a profile for them. Costs 1 credit.

Accounts a user follows. Accounts a user follows, most recent first: username, display name and avatar. Counts are not part of this list; fetch a profile for them. Costs 1 credit.

User uploads. A user's public uploads, newest first, with plays, favourites, reposts and comments. Pass the `cursor` from the previous response to page. Costs 1 credit.

Channel. Public metadata for an Odysee channel: title, description, avatar, banner, subscriber count, number of videos, website and creation date. Costs 1 credit.

Channel videos. An Odysee channel's videos, newest first, 50 per page, with view and like counts. Pass the `cursor` from the previous response to page. Costs 1 credit.

Search videos. Odysee videos matching a keyword, in Odysee search order, 20 per page, with view and like counts. Costs 1 credit.

Video details. Public metadata for an Odysee video: title, description, duration, tags, release date, channel, and view, like and comment counts. Dislikes are in `raw.dislikeCount`. Costs 1 credit.

Video comments. Top-level comments on an Odysee video, 50 per page, with like and reply counts. Pass the `cursor` from the previous response to page. Costs 1 credit.

Video details. Public metadata for an OK.ru (Odnoklassniki) video: title, description, channel, duration, views, likes, comments, shares and upload date. `mediaUrls` lists the video files largest first, then the HLS playlist. Those links expire after about a day and answer only requests sent with a Chrome or Edge browser User-Agent. Costs 1 credit.

Channel profile. Public profile of a PeerTube channel, read from the instance that hosts it: followers, following, video count, avatar, banner and creation date. Costs 1 credit.

Channel videos. A PeerTube channel's public videos, newest first, 50 per page. Tags are not included in list items; `peertube.video` returns them. Pass the `cursor` from the previous response to page. Costs 1 credit.

Search videos. Search public videos across PeerTube instances through Sepia Search, the PeerTube project's index, 50 per page. Covers the instances Sepia indexes, not every server. Costs 1 credit.

Video details. Public metadata for a PeerTube video: views, likes, comment count, duration, tags, publish date and channel. Costs 1 credit.

Video comments. Top-level comments on a PeerTube video, newest first, 100 per page, including those posted from other fediverse servers. `replyCount` gives each thread's replies; `peertube.commentReplies` returns them. Costs 1 credit.

Comment replies. Every reply under one top-level comment on a PeerTube video, nested replies included, each with `parentId` naming the comment it answers. Costs 1 credit.

Video transcript. A PeerTube video's captions as one text block plus timed cues. Returns the requested language when the video has it, otherwise the first track. `isAutoGenerated` says whether the instance transcribed it automatically. Costs 1 credit.

Pillar page. Public Pillar page as a creator profile: display name, bio, avatar, and every outbound link in order. Costs 1 credit.

Board and its pins. Board metadata plus a page of its pins. Pass the `cursor` from the previous response to page through the board. Costs 1 credit.

Pin details. Public details for a pin: title, description, reactions, comments, shares and full-resolution media. The destination link and save count are in `raw`. Costs 1 credit.

Search pins. Public Pinterest search results for a query, as unified posts. Costs 1 credit.

Boards owned by a user. Public boards on a profile, most recently pinned-to first, with pin and follower counts. Costs 1 credit.

Post details. One Reddit post with its score, comment count, body text and media. Use `reddit.postComments` for the comment tree. They are separate endpoints, so a post with no comments is still a paid, cached result rather than an empty one. Costs 1 credit.

Comment replies. The reply thread under a single comment: the continuation behind Reddit's "load more comments". Takes a comment permalink, or "postId:commentId". Costs 1 credit.

Post comments. A post's comment tree, flattened into reading order with `parentId` preserved so callers can rebuild it. Returns the comments Reddit shows on the post's first page, with `raw.totalComments` giving the post's full count and `pagination.hasMore` true when more exist; `pagination.cursor` is null. Reddit collapses deep threads behind continuation stubs; fetch those with `reddit.commentReplies`. Costs 1 credit.

Video transcript. Transcript for a Reddit-hosted video, from a direct v.redd.it URL, a post URL, or a post id. Reddit auto-captions much of its hosted video and publishes the result as a WebVTT file beside the video; this returns it as one text block plus timed cues, with the raw WebVTT in `raw.rawVtt`. English is the only caption language observed. Videos with no caption file return an empty result and are not charged. A caption track Reddit advertises only in segmented form, named by the playlist with no flat `.vtt` beside the video, is reported as `upstream_schema_drift` today and is likewise never charged. Covers Reddit-hosted video only. A post linking to YouTube or another site has no Reddit caption file and returns an empty result. A post URL or id is resolved to its video first, so a `v.redd.it` URL is one request quicker. Costs 1 credit.

Search posts. Reddit post search, site-wide or restricted to one subreddit with `subreddit`, in Reddit's own ranking with scores and comment counts. Reddit returns seven results a page; pass `pagination.cursor` for the next. `raw.posts` names each result's subreddit. Body text comes from Reddit's feed of the same query and is null for a result that feed does not carry. `raw.via` names the surface that answered; on `atom`, scores and comment counts are null. Costs 1 credit.

Subreddit posts. Posts from a subreddit, sorted the way Reddit sorts them, with scores and comment counts. `sort=top` and `sort=controversial` accept a `timeframe`. `raw.posts` adds each post's subreddit, flair, post type and upvote ratio. `raw.via` names the surface that answered; when Reddit serves only its Atom feed (`atom`), scores and comment counts are null. Costs 1 credit.

Subreddit details. Public metadata for a subreddit: title, description, icon, banner, and where Reddit shows them, subscribers, people online now, creation date and whether it is private or restricted. `raw.via` names the surface: on `shreddit`, subscribers, creation date and privacy are null, and `raw.weeklyVisitors` and `raw.weeklyContributions` carry Reddit's weekly activity figures. Costs 1 credit.

User profile. A Reddit account's public profile: display name, description, avatar, account age, and karma (returned under `raw.karma`, since the unified schema has no karma field). Costs 1 credit.

User posts. Posts submitted by a Reddit account, newest first by default. Falls back to the account's Atom feed when the JSON surface is blocked. Costs 1 credit.

Real estate agent profile. Public profile for a Redfin agent or partner agent: name, brokerage, contact and bio. Costs 1 credit.

For-rent property details. Public details for one Redfin rental: price (or starting price for a multi-unit building), specs, availability and amenities. Costs 1 credit.

For-sale property details. Public details for one Redfin for-sale listing: price, specs, agent, price history and nearby schools. Costs 1 credit.

Search Redfin listing results. Public results from a Redfin search or listing-results page URL (a city, zip code or filtered search). Costs 1 credit.

Channel videos. A Rumble channel's public uploads, newest first, 25 per page. Pass the `cursor` from the previous response to page. Costs 1 credit.

Search videos. Public Rumble video search results, 25 per page. Costs 1 credit.

Video details. Public metadata for a Rumble video: exact view count, likes and dislikes, comment count, duration, upload date, channel and follower count. Costs 1 credit.

Video comments. Public comments on a Rumble video, including replies. Rumble hides comments behind a login on some videos; when it does, this returns an unbilled empty result rather than logging in. Costs 1 credit.

Video transcript. A Rumble video's captions as one text block plus timed cues. Returns the requested language when the video has it, otherwise the default track. Costs 1 credit.

User profile. Public Snapchat profile. Creator and business accounts return subscriber count, bio, website and avatar; personal accounts return the handle, display name and Bitmoji avatar, which is all Snapchat publishes for them. Costs 1 credit.

Spotlight by link. A public Snapchat Spotlight video: view, like, comment and share counts, caption and hashtags, duration, creator, thumbnail, media URL, and the auto-generated transcript when Snapchat has one. Costs 1 credit.

Spotlight comments by link. Public comments on a Snapchat Spotlight, ranked the way Snapchat ranks them, with reaction and threaded-reply counts. Pass the `cursor` from the previous response to page. Costs 1 credit.

Solo page. Public Solo page as a creator profile: display name, bio, avatar, and every outbound link in order. Costs 1 credit.

Artist profile. Public SoundCloud profile: followers, following, track count, bio, avatar and header image. Costs 1 credit.

Artist tracks. An artist's public uploads, newest first. Pass the `cursor` from the previous response to page. Costs 1 credit.

Track details. Public metadata for a SoundCloud track: plays, likes, reposts, comments, duration, genre and publisher metadata (ISRC, label, writers). Costs 1 credit.

Album details. Public Spotify album: title, artist, release date, artwork and total runtime. The track listing, release type (album or single) and track count are in `raw`. Add `include_raw=true`. Costs 1 credit.

Artist details. Public Spotify artist: name, exact follower count, biography, artwork and external links. Monthly listeners and current top tracks with play counts are in `raw`. Costs 1 credit.

Playlist contents. Public Spotify playlist: name, owner, description, cover art, total track count and its tracks, 50 per `cursor` page, up to the first 100. On a longer playlist the last page reports `hasMore` true with a null `cursor`: the remaining tracks exist but are not served. Costs 1 credit. Pass exactly one of `id` or `url`.

Podcast details. A Spotify podcast: title, publisher, description, artwork and episode count, with its rating and topics in `raw`. Two fields carry something different here than they do elsewhere: `category` holds the show's publisher, and `postCount` is its episode count. The unified schema has no publisher field, and naming it here is better than leaving you to infer it. Costs 1 credit.

Podcast episodes. Episodes for a Spotify podcast, newest first. Pass the `cursor` from the previous response to page. `hasMore` true with a null `cursor` means the show has more episodes than this response can page to. Costs 1 credit.

Search. Search Spotify's catalogue for tracks, albums, artists, podcasts or episodes. Uses Spotify's official Web API, so this endpoint needs app credentials; everything else on this platform is keyless. Costs 1 credit.

Track details. Public Spotify track: title, artists, artwork, duration, release date and the preview clip URL. `viewCount` is the play count when the track is among its artist's top tracks, and null otherwise. The explicit-content label is in `raw`. Costs 1 credit.

Video details and file links. Public details of a Streamable video: title, duration, play count, upload date, thumbnail and its MP4 file links, tallest first. The links are signed and stop working after a few days. Password-protected videos return 404. Costs 1 credit.

Post comments. Every public comment on a Substack post, replies included, newest first; `parentId` links a reply to its comment. Comments a publication shows only to paid subscribers are not available. Costs 1 credit.

Post. One Substack post with its text, reactions, comments, restacks and word count. For a subscriber-only post, `text` is the public preview and `truncated` is true. Costs 1 credit.

Publication posts. A publication's posts, newest first, with reactions, comments, restacks and word count. Substack shows no view counts. Pass the `cursor` from the previous response to page. Costs 1 credit.

Profile. A Substack writer's public profile: followers, bio, links, and their main publication. Subscribers appear only as Substack's rounded badge. Costs 1 credit.

Publication. A Substack publication: name, description, author, custom domain, whether it sells paid plans, and its rounded subscriber badge. Custom domains are accepted. Costs 1 credit.

Taplink page. Public Taplink page as a creator profile: display name, bio, avatar, and every outbound link in order. Costs 1 credit.

Channel. Public Telegram channel or group metadata including its name, description, avatar, verification status, subscriber or member count, and public media counters. The subscriber or member count is exact, read from the channel's t.me page, and falls back to the rounded preview value ("9.66M") when that page cannot be read. The media counters in `raw.counters` are Telegram's rounded display text. Uses Telegram's public web preview and does not use a logged-in Telegram account, so private channels, invite-only groups and user accounts are not covered. An old username still resolves to the channel that took it over, so `handle` here is the header username and may differ from the one inside a post id, so join on a post `id`, never on the handle. Costs 1 credit.

Channel posts. One public web-preview page of Telegram posts with text, publish date, views, reactions when exposed, forwards, media (photos and the playable video file), and link previews. Twenty posts per page, newest first. Pass the returned cursor to fetch the previous page. Empty and terminal pages are not charged. `viewCount` is Telegram's own rounded display value ("1.37M" → 1370000), not an exact count; the original text is in `raw.messages[].viewsText`. `likeCount` totals every public reaction, paid stars included, from Telegram's rounded display values, and is null when a post shows no reactions. Each reaction, the forward source and the link preview are under `raw`. A post `id` carries the CANONICAL username of the channel, which differs from the one you asked for when an old username still resolves to it. Join on `id`, not on the handle you passed. Costs 1 credit.

Post. A single public Telegram post with its text, publish date, views, reactions when exposed, forward source, media (photos and the playable video file), and link preview. `viewCount` is Telegram's own rounded display value ("1.37M" → 1370000), not an exact count; the original text is in `raw.viewsText`. `likeCount` totals every public reaction, paid stars included, from Telegram's rounded display values, and is null when the post shows no reactions. Each reaction, the forward source and the link preview are under `raw`. Reads the public post embed and does not use a logged-in Telegram account. Costs 1 credit.

Post. A single public Threads post with like count, reply count, and any attached media. Costs 1 credit.

Profile. Public Threads profile: follower count, bio, bio links, avatar, and verification status. Costs 1 credit.

Search posts by keyword. Public Threads posts matching a keyword. Costs 1 credit.

Search users. Public Threads accounts matching a keyword. Costs 1 credit.

User posts. Public posts from a Threads profile in the order the profile shows them, with like, reply and repost counts. Pass `pagination.cursor` back as `cursor` for the next page. Costs 1 credit.

One TikTok ad. One TikTok ad by id or URL. Two public surfaces carry ads and an id alone does not say which: Creative Center Top Ads (ads.tiktok.com) is checked first, then the Commercial Content Library (library.tiktok.com). Pass a URL from either and only that source is queried. Both return the same `Ad` shape; fields a source does not publish are null rather than inferred - Top Ads carries no flight dates or advertiser entity, and the library carries no performance metrics. `countries` here is the ad's own targeting, unlike a search result's, where it is the market that was searched. An id neither source knows is a 404; an id that only one source could be asked about is not, because a source that did not answer has not said no. Reach bands stay in `raw`, not in the impressions fields, because reach is not impressions. Costs 1 credit.

Search the TikTok Ads Library. Ads in TikTok's public Commercial Content Library, by keyword (`query`) or by advertiser (`advertiser_name`). An advertiser name is resolved through TikTok's own typeahead first, then searched as an entity, so it matches the registered legal name ("NIKE Retail B.V.") rather than a brand. Results are NOT global: TikTok publishes this archive per market and refuses a search without one, so `region` is required, validated against the market list the library itself publishes rather than a fixed list here, and every result ran in that market, which is what each ad's `countries` reports. TikTok returns its own relevance ranking; we ask for the most recently shown first, but that is only a tiebreak within it, so results are not ordered by date. Cursor-paginated 12 at a time, each ad carrying its public library.tiktok.com detail URL. Pages are not guaranteed disjoint: the archive re-ranks live, so an ad can repeat across pages. Political and election ads are outside the archive. Reach is published as a band and is not impressions, so it stays in `raw.estimated_audience` rather than the impressions fields. Costs 1 credit.

Collection videos. Videos in a public TikTok collection, a creator-curated playlist of other people's posts as well as their own. Costs 1 credit. Pass either `url` or `collection_id`.

Replies to a comment. The reply thread under one TikTok comment. `parentId` on each reply points back at the comment it answers, so nested threads reconstruct cleanly. Costs 1 credit.

Comments on a video. Top-level comments on a TikTok, with like counts, reply counts, pinned status and a flag for the creator's own replies. Use `tiktok.commentReplies` to expand a thread. Costs 1 credit.

Popular creators. Creators trending in a market, from TikTok's own Creative Center leaderboard. Filter by country, follower band and category. Costs 1 credit.

Accounts following a creator. The public follower list for a TikTok account, newest first. TikTok caps how deep this list can be walked regardless of paging. Requires a configured TikTok signer. Costs 1 credit.