SocialQuery

Search public social and web surfaces.

Use SocialQuery search endpoints to discover creators, posts, comments, reviews, app listings, and market signals.

Try the Search Everywhere API

Inspect a real response from an available provider before writing code

GET/v1/search/everywhere

queryrequiredThe keywords or phrase to search for.

Optional parameters (10)

lookback_daysoptionalProvide lookback days in the format shown in the example.from_dateoptionalProvide from date in the format shown in the example.to_dateoptionalProvide to date in the format shown in the example.sourcesoptionalProvide sources in the format shown in the example.excludeoptionalProvide exclude in the format shown in the example.include_transcriptsoptionalProvide include transcripts in the format shown in the example.relevanceoptionalProvide relevance in the format shown in the example.includeoptionalProvide include in the format shown in the example.judgmentsoptionalProvide judgments in the format shown in the example.switch_fromoptionalProvide switch from in the format shown in the example.

No API key needed for this protected browser test. Production calls require a server-side SocialQuery key.

Request preview

Copy this request into your server-side integration, or run a test to inspect the response.

curl -X GET 'https://socialquery.dev/v1/search/everywhere?query=kanye+west' \
  -H "x-api-key: $SOCIALQUERY_API_KEY"

68 platforms

Social, web, reviews, app stores, developer sources, and research APIs.

646 endpoints

Browse request methods, parameters, and response contracts in the API catalog.

Docs included

Authentication, credits, caching, pagination, errors, and response schemas.

Search ready

Universal search and Prism workflows for cross-source intelligence.

The engine

One query in. One ranked answer out.

Universal Search plans a query, prunes weak sources, fans out across public social surfaces, fuses results, and returns ranked evidence.

Plan and prune

Intent is expanded into source-specific queries before credits are spent.

Fan out and fuse

Multiple platforms run in parallel and repeated evidence rises instead of duplicating.

Rerank with context

Comments, transcripts, and source metadata help turn raw hits into a useful answer.

Endpoint examples

Web Scrape API

GET

Web scrape. Availability depends on the configured provider route.

1 cr 15 minutes

Web Search API

GET

Web search. Availability depends on the configured provider route.

2 cr 5 minutes

Web Map API

GET

Web map. Availability depends on the configured provider route.

1 cr 15 minutes

Web Extract API

GET

Web extract. Availability depends on the configured provider route.

5 cr 6 hours

Web Crawl API

POST

Web crawl. Availability depends on the configured provider route.

1 cr 15 minutes

Web Batch Scrape API

POST

Web batch scrape. Availability depends on the configured provider route.

1 cr 15 minutes

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How it works

They search the web. SocialQuery searches social.

Use it when your question depends on posts, comments, transcripts, discussions, creator content, forums, and live public conversation.

One schema, every platform

Profiles, posts, comments, reviews, transcripts, and search results land in the same response envelope.

Computed fields included

Normalized engagement, author, media, pagination, and cache metadata reduce post-processing in your app.

Preview before coding

Generated trial forms and examples let you inspect parameters and response shape before wiring production calls.

Workflow request

curl -X GET 'https://socialquery.dev/v1/google/search?query=Search' \
  -H "x-api-key: $SOCIALQUERY_API_KEY"

FAQ

Questions about Search

Practical answers to help you get started.

What is Search for?

Use SocialQuery search endpoints to discover creators, posts, comments, reviews, app listings, and market signals.

Which API should I start with?

Start from universal search or the platform page that matches your source, then move to a more specific endpoint when needed.

Can agents use this workflow?

Yes. The same operations are exposed through OpenAPI, llms files, docs pages, and AI integration guides.

Next step

Start building Search

Open the docs, choose an endpoint, and run a sample request with a free key.

Start with free credits