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API Reference

Complete API reference for all Pullbay endpoints

Authentication

Include your API key in the Authorization header:

Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY

Get your API key from the dashboard.

Available services

Service
What you can access

App Store

iOS app lookup, search, similar apps, reviews, developer apps

Google Play

Android app lookup, search, similar apps, reviews, permissions, data safety

Apartments

Apartments.com properties, photos, and reviews

Google Maps

Place search, place details, and reviews

Google News

Articles by category or search query

Google Search

Web search results

DuckDuckGo

Web search, images, news, videos

Instagram

Users, posts, reels, stories, and comments

Reddit

Posts, comments, users, and subreddits

TikTok

Users, posts, comments, hashtags, and search

Twitter

Tweets, users, handles, and search

Yelp

Places, reviews, and search

YouTube

Channels, videos, shorts, live streams, comments, search, trending, hashtags

Each service has its own reference page with full request/response schemas and examples.

Quick example

This request cost 2 credits: 1 credit for the request + 1 credit for the item returned.

Response format

All endpoints return the same envelope:

  • requestId — unique ID for the request, useful when contacting support

  • status / message / success — HTTP status, status text, and a boolean success flag

  • data — the result(s)

  • pagination — appears on list and search endpoints (page, hasNextPage, cursor, offset)

  • pricing.creditsCharged — credits spent on the request

An error object is returned on failure.

Pagination

List and search endpoints support two mutually exclusive modes on the same request:

  • page — fetch one page at a time (fine control, fewer credits)

  • maxItems — a one-shot bulk pull that the API pages through internally (simpler for batch jobs and automation)

Detail endpoints (e.g. app lookup, place details) return a single resource or a fixed set in one call, with no pagination.

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