A Pay-As-You-Go Social Media API

Search real-time data across social media through a standardised API.
No monthly fees, just pay per request.

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From $0.003 per request · 50 free requests per endpoint monthly

Sub-second response times

Optimized for real-time applications.

99.9% historical uptime

We handle multiple data sources.

Pay per request

No monthly fees or commitments.

Simple authentication

Bearer token auth via dashboard.

Usage analytics

Track requests, errors, and costs.

Spending limits

Set daily and monthly caps.

Social media API endpoints

Monitor conversations across most major platforms. From $0.003 per request.

LinkedIn Posts API

Search LinkedIn posts and articles by keyword. Get post content, author, date, and engagement data.

$0.006 per request 50 free/month

Twitter Posts API

Search tweets and threads by keyword. Returns tweet content, author, timestamp, and URL.

$0.006 per page 50 free/month

Reddit Posts API

Search Reddit posts by keyword. Get post title, subreddit, author, and content snippet.

$0.003 per request 50 free/month

Reddit Comments API

Search Reddit comments by keyword. Find discussions and replies across all subreddits.

$0.003 per page 50 free/month

YouTube Videos API

Search YouTube videos by keyword. Get video title, channel, date, and description.

$0.005 per page 50 free/month

Instagram Posts API

Search Instagram posts by hashtag. Get post URL, author, date, and caption.

$0.006 per page 50 free/month

Forum Posts API

Search discussion boards and Q&A sites. Filter by time period and country.

$0.008 per request 50 free/month

One API for all platforms

Same request pattern, same response format. Just change the endpoint path.

Unified response: title, url, date, author, snippet, source

Common parameters: query, sort_by, page

Bearer token auth on all endpoints

Pagination supported via page parameter

Consistent error handling across all endpoints

# Search any platform with the same pattern
GET /v1/twitter/posts?query=AI&sort_by=most_recent
GET /v1/reddit/posts?query=AI&sort_by=most_recent
GET /v1/linkedin/posts?query=AI&sort_by=most_recent
...


# Always returns the same structure
{
  "posts": [
    {
      "title": "Reddit post title",
      "url": "https://reddit.com/r/...",
      "date": "2024-01-15 14:30:00",
      "author": "redditor",
      "source": "Reddit",
      "snippet": "Post content..."
    }
  ],
  "page": 1,
  "count": 20
}

Frequently asked questions

How does pricing work?

You only pay for successful requests. Each endpoint has its own per-request price, starting from $0.003. There are no monthly fees or commitments. You get 50 free requests per endpoint every month.

Do I need a credit card to start?

No. You can sign up and use the free tier (50 requests/endpoint/month) without adding a payment method. You only need to add a card when you want to exceed the free tier.

What data do I get back?

Every endpoint returns a consistent structure: post title, URL, publication date, author, source platform, and a content snippet. Some endpoints include additional fields like subreddit or domain.

How fresh is the data?

Results are fetched in real-time when you make a request. You can sort by most_recent to get the latest posts, or by relevance to get the most relevant matches.

Are there rate limits?

Yes, there's a concurrency limit of 3 simultaneous requests per endpoint per user. If you need more, just get in touch.

Can I set spending limits?

Yes. You can configure daily and monthly spending caps in your dashboard. Once you hit a limit, requests will be blocked until the next period.