SocialCrawl

Description

## What is SocialCrawl Unified Social Media API? The SocialCrawl API provides access to structured social media data across 48 platforms through a single, unified schema. It enables developers to retrieve profiles, posts, comments, and other social data without building platform-specific scrapers or managing multiple integrations. ## Who is it for? It is designed for developers, data analysts, and teams needing multi-platform social media data. It benefits those building social listening tools, influencer analytics, brand monitoring, or content analysis workflows, especially when they require scalable, reliable access to diverse social sources. ## How is it priced? The API operates on a credit-based model with a free tier offering 100 credits. Additional credits are paid, and there are no subscriptions or minimum commitments. Pricing details are available on the website. ## How does it compare to alternatives? This product sits in the category of unified social media data APIs. It emphasizes normalization, broad platform coverage, and ease of integration, contrasting with traditional scrapers or platform-specific APIs. Buyers should compare pricing, workflow simplicity, platform coverage, and support for computed fields when evaluating options. ## Key features - 381 endpoints across 48 platforms, including TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Reddit, and more - One schema for all platforms, simplifying data parsing and integration - No need to build or maintain scrapers, proxies, or handle platform-specific quirks - Built-in support for computed fields like engagement, reach, and content categories - Native MCP support for AI agents and automation workflows - Start with 100 free credits, no credit card required ## Use cases Building a social listening dashboard that aggregates brand mentions from multiple platforms in real-time. Developing an influencer discovery tool that evaluates engagement and authenticity across social networks. Automating content performance analysis for marketing campaigns using unified data feeds.