Use case

Vet a creator shortlist on the same fields, whatever the platform

Score candidates on public follower, post and engagement data across TikTok, Instagram and YouTube before a campaign brief goes out.

The problem

A shortlist arrives as a spreadsheet of links across three platforms. Comparing them by hand means opening thirty tabs, and each platform names and rounds its numbers differently, so the comparison is wrong before it starts.

How it works

1. TikTok Profile/v1/tiktok/profile

   Follower, video and lifetime heart counts for each TikTok handle on the list.

2. YouTube Channel/v1/youtube/channel

   Subscriber and video counts. YouTube rounds public subscriber counts above 1,000 itself, and the API passes that through rather than inventing precision.

3. TikTok Channel Videos/v1/tiktok/posts

   A page of recent posts, so recent engagement can be averaged instead of trusting a follower count alone.

What this does not do

• Engagement rate is arithmetic you do. We return the inputs with timestamps rather than a computed score, because the formula is a judgement call and ours would be a guess at yours.
• No audience demographics, no fake-follower score, no contact details. Those need either a platform partnership or data we deliberately do not hold.
• A private account returns an availability status.

Billing

Each step above costs that API's credit price on a live read and nothing on a cache hit. A resource that turns out to be private, deleted, or that we could not reach is never charged, so a sweep over a list of dead links costs you nothing.How billing works →

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