[ DELIVERY METHODS ]

One source of social data. Three ways in.

Call it over raw HTTPS, hand it to an AI agent, or pull it into a typed TypeScript app. Same data, same fields, same sub-second responses — whichever shape your stack prefers.

{ }API ◇MCP </>SDK

{ }

[ API ]

Data as an API. Plain HTTPS.

Every platform action is a single POST endpoint that returns normalized JSON. The browser sessions, proxies, and anti-bot handling all run on our side.

✓One POST endpoint per platform action

✓Bearer-token auth, no OAuth dance

✓Every response tagged with timing & credit cost

Read the API docs →

request

curl -X POST \

https://api.bridgly.app/linkedin/get-profile-from-url \

-H "Authorization: Bearer $BRIDGLY_KEY" \

-H "Content-Type: application/json" \

-d '{"memberIdentity":"satya-nadella"}'

response200 · 428 ms

{

"timeMs": 428,

"creditsCost": 1,

"data": {

"name": "Satya Nadella",

"headline": "Chairman & CEO, Microsoft",

"followers": 10840213

}

agent sessionvia bridgly mcp

user

Find the CEO of Microsoft on LinkedIn and tell me their follower count.

tool call

linkedin_get_profile_from_url({ memberIdentity: "satya-nadella" })

tool result

{ name: "Satya Nadella", headline: "Chairman & CEO, Microsoft", followers: 10840213 }

assistant

Satya Nadella is Chairman & CEO of Microsoft. He has 10,840,213 followers on LinkedIn.

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[ MCP ]

Give your AI eyes on social.

Bridgly hosts a remote Model Context Protocol server, so any MCP-aware client like Claude, Cursor, or Codex connects over HTTP and pulls social data as native tools.

✓Typed tools the model discovers on its own

✓Remote server over Streamable HTTP

✓One tool per endpoint, auto-generated

mcp.json

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "bridgly": {
      "url": "https://mcp.bridgly.app/mcp",
      "headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer bgly_YOUR_KEY" }
    }
  }
}

</>

[ SDK ]

TypeScript, fully typed.

The official SDK ships ready-made types and API clients for every endpoint, compile-time safety on every response, retries and pagination handled for you.

✓Typed inputs and responses on every call

✓Errors returned as typed results, never thrown

✓ESM & CJS builds, zero config

$ npm i bridgly

View on npm →

</> enrich.ts

import { Bridgly } from "bridgly";

const bridgly = new Bridgly({ apiKey: process.env.BRIDGLY_KEY });

const profile = await bridgly.linkedin.getProfileFromUrl({

memberIdentity: "satya-nadella",

});

profile.▮

◆followersnumber

◆handlestring

◆headlinestring

◆locationstring

◆namestring

◆verifiedboolean

(property) Profile.followers: number

Pick a method. Pull your first profile.

Start with 100 free credits on a business email — the same data flows through API, MCP, and SDK alike.

Start with 100 credits →