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API

The API is included in Enterprise plans. It returns the same figures the console shows, for the same windows and demand sources, as JSON, scoped to the workspace the key belongs to. Nothing is available over the API that is not on a console page.

Shape

  • Resources mirror the catalogue: titles, studios, networks, markets, genres, plus the ranked modules as list endpoints.
  • Query takes a window (7d, 30d, 90d or a month) and a source (all, p2p, streaming, downloads), the two controls every console page honours.
  • Auth is a bearer key per workspace, rotated from the account menu. Keys are scoped to read.
  • Limits are agreed per contract; the default is generous enough for a nightly pull of the full catalogue.

Example

GET /v1/titles/124364/demand?window=30d&source=all
Authorization: Bearer <workspace key>

200 OK
{
  "title": "FROM",
  "window": "30d",
  "source": "all",
  "watchers": 274700,
  "velocity_hours": 2,
  "risk": 98,
  "source_stage": "WEB-DL",
  "top_markets": [
    { "market": "BR", "watchers": 76900 },
    { "market": "IN", "watchers": 52200 },
    { "market": "US", "watchers": 41300 }
  ]
}

Delivery beyond the API

Enterprise plans can also take a flat-file delivery (daily CSV or Parquet to a bucket you own) for backtesting and warehousing. Intake is timestamped, so the series is point-in-time.

Reference

The full endpoint reference is issued with the Enterprise contract. Ask for it if you are evaluating.

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