TrueScrape

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.

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.

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.

Search for a term (a brand, product, domain or competitor) across up to 10 social platforms once, keeping only posts that mention it. Costs 1 credit per platform that answers, even if nothing on it mentions the term; a failed or empty platform costs nothing. Stores nothing and schedules nothing: use create_monitor to keep watching. Reports what happened on each platform, so read sources before concluding there are no mentions.

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.

Posts found by monitors, both term mentions and followed accounts' posts (source says which), newest first, 50 per page. New posts come first; those already out there when the monitor started follow, marked baseline: true. Free.

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.

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`.

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.

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.

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`.

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.

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…

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.

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.