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Call every platform from your code

Everything the MCP tools can do, from your own code. 26 platforms, 122 operations, one request shape and one response envelope. Every answer says what was measured, when, what was left out and why, and what it cost. Connecting an assistant or editor instead? MCP.

Quickstart

  1. Create a key in the dashboard under API keys. It is shown once; store it as a secret.
  2. Pick a platform and an opfrom the rail. Each page lists the op's fields and a request you can copy.
  3. Send it to POST https://api.zomler.com/api/v1/platforms/{platform} with the key in an X-API-Key header.
curl
curl -X POST https://api.zomler.com/api/v1/platforms/instagram \
  -H "X-API-Key: zk_live_…" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
  "request": {
    "op": "profiles",
    "subjects": [
      "example"
    ]
  },
  "estimateOnly": false
}'

Add "estimateOnly": true to any call to get the exact cost and coverage without spending anything. The quote and the real call run the same plan, so the number cannot lie.

How it fits together

A request names one platform (the URL) and one op (the body). Ops are independent — send several in parallel rather than one big one. The things an op is about are its subjects: handles, ids or URLs, one to ten per call, batched inside the op.

Anything already held is served free, for everyone, and every fresh fetch is measured and stored. A history op on every platform reads that stored series and never bills.

Fields that mean the same thing are spelled the same way on every platform — subjects, limit, sort, postedWithin, since. Learn one platform and the rest read the same. See Making a request.

Base URL and versions

All endpoints live under https://api.zomler.com/api/v1. The response envelope carries a contextVersion — the contract version — and an engineVersion. The contract number changes only when the envelope's shape changes; fields are only ever added within a version.

GET https://api.zomler.com/api/v1/platformsneeds no key and returns what is served right now: every platform's ops, freshness windows, starting prices and availability. It is the same data these pages show.