Viral Outliers

Find viral outlier posts on TikTok, Instagram and YouTube, pull creator stats, and crawl on demand.

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Find viral outlier posts on TikTok, Instagram and YouTube, pull creator stats, and crawl on demand.

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search_outliers	Search a continuously-crawled database of social media posts ranked by outlier score: how strongly a post overperforms the account's own baseline. Filter by platform, keyword, exact creator handle, content type, an outlier-score band (min/max), a view band (min/max), a follower band (min/max), an engagement-rate band (min/max) and time window; sort by outlier score, views, likes, engagement or recency. Returns post metadata, stats and thumbnails. Use this to find proven viral formats in any niche before creating content. Results may include deleted posts (deleted_at set) and posts from deactivated profiles (profile is_active=false), these are kept for their thumbnails and format ideas, with stats frozen at deletion; filter on deleted_at / is_active if you only want live content. Cost: 1 credit per call.
search_profiles	Search tracked social media profiles by handle or name, filtered by platform. Returns profile metadata, follower counts and average performance stats. Use it to resolve a handle to a profile id before fetching stats or posts, or to discover creators in the database. Results may include deactivated profiles (is_active=false), e.g. an account that was renamed or went private, retained with frozen stats; filter on is_active if you only want live accounts. Note a creator who changed handles can appear as two rows (old deactivated + new active). Cost: 1 credit per call.
get_post	Fetch a single post by id: views, likes, comments, engagement rate, outlier scores for seven time windows, thumbnail and the owning profile. When a transcript or visual analysis already exists it is included at no extra cost. The visual analysis is a structured scene-by-scene breakdown (per-scene timing, on-screen text, visual elements and a recreation note) plus an overall-style summary. Request new enrichment via request_transcript (speech / on-screen text) or request_visual_analysis (scene breakdown). Use after search_outliers to deep-dive a result. Cost: 1 credit per call.
get_profile	Fetch one tracked profile by id: follower count, bio, average views/likes/engagement across time windows, and recent tracked posts. The averages are the baseline outlier scores are computed against. Use search_profiles first to resolve a handle to an id. Cost: 1 credit per call.
request_transcript	Queues AI transcription of the spoken audio for a video post. Accepts a public post URL or an internal post id. Asynchronous: returns a job reference to poll with get_job_status; once complete the transcript is attached to get_post responses. Credits are charged on queueing and automatically refunded if the job fails. Image slideshows and photo posts have no audio and are rejected up front with no charge: use request_visual_analysis for their on-screen text instead. Cost: 10 credits per call.
request_visual_analysis	Queues a structured visual analysis for a post: for a video, a scene-by-scene breakdown (per-scene timing, scene type, on-screen text, visual elements and a recreation note) plus an overall-style summary (color palette, text style, editing pace); for an image slideshow, per-slide text and visual descriptions. Accepts a public post URL or an internal post id. Asynchronous: returns a job reference to poll with get_job_status; once complete the analysis is attached to get_post responses (includeVisualAnalysis). Credits are charged on queueing and automatically refunded if the job fails. This is the visual twin of request_transcript. Cost: 10 credits per call.
crawl_profile	Submits a public profile for crawling: profile metadata plus its recent posts, stats and thumbnails, after which it stays tracked and appears in searches. Asynchronous. Returns a job reference for get_job_status. If the profile is already tracked, this returns immediately without charging a full crawl. Credits are refunded automatically when a crawl fails. Cost: 40 credits per call.
get_job_status	Returns the status of an asynchronous job started by crawl_profile or request_transcript: pending, processing, completed or failed. Free to call: polling must never cost credits. Poll every 10–30 seconds; jobs typically complete within a few minutes. Cost: free.
get_credit_balance	Returns the current API credit balance for the authenticated account, plus the automatic top-up state of the account (autoTopup: configured, enabled, pack, monthly charge cap and count, last error) so an agent can tell whether a zero balance is a hard stop or refills itself on the next billable call. Free to call. Agents should check the balance before starting large batch jobs and surface "insufficient_credits" errors to the user with a link to top up. Cost: free.
compare_profiles	Compares 2–5 tracked profiles (by profile id or platform+handle) and returns each one's stats (follower count, average views/likes across time windows, engagement rate) plus a computed ranking flagging the top performer by followers and by engagement. Pure lookup, fast. Unresolved profiles come back in a notFound list rather than failing the call. Cost: 2 credits per call.
niche_trends	Returns the top overperforming posts in a niche over a recent window (default one week), plus a breakdown of which content types are driving the trend and which creators are represented. Filter by keyword and platform. Great as the first call in a content-research loop: see what's hot, then deep-dive or remix the winners. Cost: 2 credits per call.
resolve_post_url	Takes a public post URL (TikTok video/photo, Instagram post/reel, YouTube video/short) and resolves it to the tracked post: the entry point when your input is a link. found:true returns the postId for get_post, request_transcript, download_post_media and remix_post. found:false tells you whether the whole profile is untracked (call crawl_profile) or just this post. Note that remix_post accepts an untracked URL directly and ingests it itself, so for a remix you can skip this lookup. TikTok/Instagram short links (vm.tiktok.com, /share/) must be expanded to the canonical URL first. Cost: 1 credit per call.
download_post_media	Returns direct media URLs for a tracked post, the video file, or slideshow images with positions. Accepts a public post URL or an internal post id. When media is not stored yet it queues an on-demand fetch and returns a jobRef to poll (typically ready within ~90 seconds); call again once complete. Platform CDN URLs can expire, so download promptly. YouTube currently returns the thumbnail image. You are responsible for using downloaded media in line with the platforms' terms and applicable law. Cost: 3 credits per call.
remix_post	Takes a post (pass a public post URL or an internal post id) plus a target niche/brand description, and produces an adapted content idea: rewritten title and description, segment-by-segment script, a short analysis of why the original went viral, and an execution checklist, the proven format transplanted into your niche. The URL does NOT need to be tracked: an unknown post is fetched and ingested automatically as part of the job, so any public TikTok/Instagram/YouTube link works with no crawl_profile round-trip. Asynchronous (~1–3 minutes, a few minutes longer for an untracked URL): returns a jobRef; poll get_remix_result until its "remix" field is populated (it returns status + result together). For video posts the remix auto-generates the transcript and visual analysis first, so quality no longer depends on you transcribing beforehand. Credits are refunded automatically if the remix fails. Cost: 20 credits per call.
get_remix_result	Returns the finished remix for a remix_post job: adapted title, description, script segments, why-it-went-viral analysis (whyItWorks) and checklist. Free to call. Poll get_job_status until the job reports completed, then fetch here. The result is also viewable in the web app under Content Ideas. Cost: free.
create_topup_link	Creates a Stripe Checkout link for a credit pack, so when the balance runs out mid-task you can hand the account owner a one-click payment link instead of instructions. Credits land within seconds of payment. Free to call (5 links/hour); links are valid for 24 hours. Packs: see the pricing table in the docs. Cost: free.
report_issue	Report a problem with any skill: an error you keep hitting, data that looks wrong or stale, or something you needed that the API could not do. Free: never spend credits on telling us something is broken. Include what you called, what you expected and what happened. Set wantsUpdate to true to get an email on your account address when the issue is resolved. Reports go straight to the team. Cost: free.
track_profile	Starts monitoring a profile so it is automatically re-crawled at a cadence you choose (daily, every_3_days or weekly), keeping its posts and stats fresh without you polling crawl_profile. Identify the profile by profileId, platform+handle, or a public profile/post URL. Managing monitoring is free; each scheduled refresh crawl costs credits (10 per refresh) and monitoring pauses itself if your balance runs out, then resumes when you top up. The profile must already be in the database; crawl_profile it first if it is not. Calling again on an already-monitored profile just updates the cadence. Pull the new posts with get_tracked_updates. Cost: free.
untrack_profile	Stops monitoring a profile: no further scheduled refresh crawls are charged for it. Free to call. Pass the internal profileId (from list_tracked_profiles or search results). The profile and its already-crawled posts stay in the database and searchable; only the recurring refresh stops. Returns not_found if the profile is not currently being monitored. Cost: free.
list_tracked_profiles	Returns every profile you are currently monitoring, with its handle, platform, follower count, refresh cadence, next scheduled crawl time, when it was last checked for updates, and any paused reason (e.g. paused for insufficient credits). Free to call. Use it to audit what is being refreshed and what it is costing, or to grab a profileId for untrack_profile. Cost: free.
create_watchlist	Creates an empty watchlist (a named set of creators) and returns its watchlistId. Fill it with add_watchlist_profiles, then pass the id to search_outliers as watchlistId to scope any search to exactly those accounts. Watchlists created here appear in the owner's web app too. Free to call. Watchlists count against a workspace allowance that comes from a subscription or is earned from API spend (every API key holder starts with 1); an over-limit call explains what unlocks more. Cost: free.
list_watchlists	Returns every watchlist on the account (both agent-created and web-app-created) with its watchlistId, name, notes, profile count and last-updated time. Free to call. Use it to recall an id for search_outliers, add_watchlist_profiles or get_watchlist. Cost: free.
get_watchlist	Returns a single watchlist by watchlistId with every member profile: profileId, handle, platform and follower count. Free to call. Use it to review or explain a list before searching it, or to pick profileIds for remove_watchlist_profiles. Cost: free.
add_watchlist_profiles	Adds creators to one of your watchlists. Pass profileIds (from search_profiles or any search result) and/or handles as {platform, handle} pairs; up to 25 per call. Creators must already be tracked (crawl_profile first if not; unresolved ones come back in notFound). Already-present creators are reported, not duplicated. Free to call. Each added creator counts against your followed-profiles allowance, which comes from a subscription or is earned from API spend; an over-limit call explains what unlocks more. Cost: free.
remove_watchlist_profiles	Removes the given profileIds from a watchlist and returns how many were removed plus the new profile count. Free to call. Use get_watchlist to find the profileIds. Cost: free.
delete_watchlist	Deletes one of your watchlists including its memberships, and frees the watchlist slot and followed-profile slots it used. Free to call. Works for lists created through the API or in the web app; only the owner can delete a list. Cost: free.
get_tracked_updates	Returns the posts newly discovered (first stored by our crawler) since your last check, across all the profiles you are monitoring. Free to call. Each call advances a per-profile cursor, so a subsequent call only returns posts crawled after it (a feed, not a re-scan). New posts arrive when a profile's scheduled refresh crawl runs, on the cadence set by track_profile. Results are the same flattened post shape as search_outliers (stats, thumbnail, handle). Total posts are capped (limit 1–100, default 50). Cost: free.
get_trending_outliers	Returns the current top trending outlier posts across TikTok, Instagram and YouTube, deduplicated to one per creator. Free and unauthenticated (rate-limited per IP; cached ~2 hours). A taste of the database. For filtered search, transcripts and on-demand crawling, create an API key. Cost: free.
get_pricing	Returns the current price list as structured JSON: the USD value of one credit, every skill with its credit cost and REST route, the one-time credit packs, and every subscription plan with its monthly and yearly price, included API credits per month, and watchlist limits. Free and unauthenticated, so an integrator can render live costs to their own users, or an agent can compare subscribing against buying packs, without hardcoding prices or holding an API key. Billable calls also return X-Credits-Charged and X-Credits-Balance response headers, so a reseller can attribute spend per call. Cost: free.