Pay for live fetches, not for asking twice.

Publicly visible profile and post information from TikTok, Instagram and YouTube, retrieved through upstream data providers and normalized into a single schema. Nothing behind a login, nothing from a private account, and no contact details at any point.

Credits are charged per operation. A simple profile or post lookup costs one; list operations such as recent posts cost two; heavier derived operations cost more. A cache hit costs zero. You are billed for live fetches, so repeated checks on the same resource are cheap.

Every response carries source_timestamp, fetched_at and cache_age_seconds, so you can see exactly how old a figure is. Cached results are served within a short window that varies by resource type; you can force a live fetch when you need one. We do not advertise real-time, because upstream behaviour does not let us prove it.

Creator bios routinely contain email addresses, phone numbers and messenger handles. Returning them would mean storing contact details for people who never dealt with us, so the field is excluded from the schema entirely rather than filtered after the fact.

You get a typed availability status — not_found, private or unavailable — rather than an ambiguous error, and you are not charged. Our upstream bills us for those lookups; that cost is ours, not yours.

Requests keep working and bill as overage at a higher per-credit rate — nothing gets cut off mid-run. Set a balance alert at a threshold you choose, or turn on automatic top-up so it never comes up.

Within the acceptable use policy. Building profiles of private individuals, contact enrichment, and redistributing bulk personal data are not permitted. The product is scoped to public metrics for business and campaign use.

Coverage expands where upstream reliability supports it. We would rather do three platforms consistently than list ten and have half of them return partial data — so we announce a platform when the normalized response for it is stable.