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Normalized endpoints use the same resource names and response schemas across seven platforms. This page documents where each platform behaves differently.

Endpoint matrix

All routes are POST /api/v1/scrape/{platform}/{resource}.

Optional parameters

These optional parameters are fully supported by the normalized endpoints: Unknown fields on normalized endpoints are ignored. Invalid values for documented fields return 400 INVALID_INPUT before billing.

Listing pagination

Pass next_cursor back as cursor exactly as returned. Stop when next_cursor is absent or empty, not when a page is shorter than expected. Each fetched page costs one credit.

TikTok

Audience data describes where the creator’s viewers are located. It is not the upload location of individual videos; normalized posts expose upload location in region when available. source can be followers (default) or comments; sample_size defaults to 250 and accepts 1 through 1,000; limit optionally caps the countries returned. These controls do not change the normalized response schema or the 25-credit cost. For favorites, reposts, stories, followers, following, sounds, hashtags, playlists, search, trends, comments, transcripts, and ads, use the TikTok platform operations.

Instagram

Listings return reels by default. Set include_carousels: true to add carousel posts. Carousel posts do not expose view counts, and static single-image posts are not included in listings. Fetch a static post individually with post and its /p/ URL.
Pages can include collaborator posts whose creator differs from the requested username. Instagram share links can use /reels/{code}/; both that form and /reel/{code}/ are accepted for a single-post lookup. For full profile objects, separate timeline and reel listings, comments, search, audio, and highlights, use the Instagram platform operations.

YouTube

Profiles accept an @handle or a channel ID beginning with UC. follower_count means subscriber count. Listings return Shorts by default. Set contentType to video for long-form videos:
YouTube listing items do not contain a usable videoUrl, and listing comment counts can be 0 when unavailable. Fetch the specific post for a temporary media URL and the most complete metrics.

Facebook

Profiles accept a vanity username or numeric profile ID. Listings contain Reels only; timeline photos, links, and non-Reel videos are not included. Page size depends on the Reels the Page exposes. Some Pages return only a few items and no cursor. Listing engagement can be display-rounded; use post when you need the most exact available values.

Snapchat

Listings return recent Spotlights in one response and never return a cursor. The response is the creator’s entire retrievable Spotlight inventory, not the first page of a larger catalog.

X

Use twitter in API paths, not x. Handles may include a leading @, and single-post lookups accept both x.com and twitter.com URLs. Listings contain original posts by default. Set include_replies: true to include replies:
The account’s pinned post can lead every page out of chronological order. Deduplicate by platform plus id while paging.

LinkedIn

Use a person slug such as jane-doe or an organization identifier such as company/acme. Always include the company/ prefix for organizations; a bare company slug can resolve to an unrelated person and still return a successful response. Listings are single-page only and never return a cursor. Some company pages expose only a small subset of their posts.

Response behavior

Field semantics, media URLs, transcripts, comments, and cursors.

TikTok and Instagram operations

All 42 focused operations with complete request and response documentation.