Every endpoint, across every supported platform.
Find the platform and endpoint that returns the object you need. Public profiles, posts, comments, transcripts, media, and search across TikTok, Instagram, Reddit, X, and LinkedIn — one authentication scheme, one response model.
- 71 supported endpoints
- 5 platforms
- Standard calls: 1 credit
- Batch calls: 1 credit per ID
How far each platform goes.
Each platform gets the endpoints it actually supports, not a subset shared by all five. TikTok adds transcripts and audio tracks, Reddit adds ordering and 100-id batch reads, LinkedIn adds company pages. Every platform page lists its endpoints with the page sizes, ordering rules, and limits documented up front.
- TikTok22 endpointsProfiles, video feeds, comments and replies, transcripts, hashtags, audio tracks, stories, and search.Explore the TikTok API
- Instagram13 endpointsProfiles, posts, reels, tagged posts, comments, story highlights, location feeds, and trending search.Explore the Instagram API
- Reddit22 endpointsUsers, subreddits and rules, posts, comment trees, crossposts, global feeds, search, and 100-id batch reads.Explore the Reddit API
- X7 endpointsPublic profiles, post feeds, the Highlights tab, single posts, and Communities with their media tabs.Explore the X API
- LinkedIn7 endpointsMember and company profiles, member posts and articles, company post feeds, and video transcripts.Explore the LinkedIn API
Learn one response shape, not five.
Supported responses use a consistent ActivityStreams 2.0-based model. Shared concepts map to consistent fields, while platform-specific capabilities stay documented rather than being flattened away.
A normalized model reduces the platform-specific downstream adapters a team has to write and keep working. It does not remove the platform: where an object exists on one platform and not another, the model says so rather than inventing an equivalent.
| KonbiniAPI field | TikTok | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| preferredUsername | author.uniqueId | owner.username | author |
| content | desc | caption.text | selftext |
| published | createTime | taken_at | created_utc |
| likeCount | stats.diggCount | like_count | ups |
| viewCount | stats.playCount | view_count | No equivalent on this platform |
| voteCount | No equivalent on this platform | No equivalent on this platform | score |
| items | No equivalent on this platform | carousel_media | No equivalent on this platform |
A dash means the platform returns no equivalent — the field is absent rather than zero-filled.
All 71 endpoints.
Grouped by what they return, so you can see which platforms cover the thing you need. Narrow to one platform, or search across all five at once.
71 endpoints across 5 platforms
Profiles
12The subject itself — a person, subreddit, company, or community — plus follower lists and community rules.
Feeds
21Paginated lists of what an account or community has published.
Posts
11One post by id, and what hangs off it: media, transcripts, download URLs.
Comments
9Comment threads, their replies, and batch reads by id.
Discovery
18Search, global feeds, hashtags, audio tracks, location feeds, and trending content.
Everything you need to build.
Full request and response schemas, how authentication works, how pagination and errors behave, and how credits are counted.
API reference
Every endpoint with its parameters, response schema, and error cases.
Open the referenceCredits and usage
Standard requests bill one credit per call, batch endpoints bill one credit per ID, and failed requests are refunded.
How credits workGet a key and call your first endpoint.
The free plan includes 100 credits, every platform, and both interfaces. No credit card required.