Profiles, companies, job postings, posts with their comments and reactions, and search across eleven LinkedIn result types.
- Profiles
- Companies
- Jobs
- Posts
- Reactions
- Search
LinkedIn, X (Twitter), Reddit, GitHub, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok. Each one has its own set of endpoints for profiles, content and search, and they all share the same request format, response envelope and credit balance.
Profiles, companies, job postings, posts with their comments and reactions, and search across eleven LinkedIn result types.
Tweet search with advanced operators, user profiles, timelines, replies and media, plus follower, following, retweeter and quote lists.
Posts with nested comment trees, subreddit feeds and metadata, user profiles and history, and five kinds of search.
Developer profiles, contribution calendars, repositories and stars, and search across repos, code, commits, issues, pull requests, discussions, users and topics.
User profiles, posts with like and view counts, post comments, follower and following lists, and user search.
Video details and the timed transcript from any YouTube link: title, description, counts, channel, caption languages and transcript segments.
Account lookups by username: display name, bio, avatar, verification, privacy status and stable account IDs.
Every endpoint is a POST to https://api.bridgly.app with a JSON body and your API key in the Authorization header. There are no per-platform credentials to set up.
Successful calls return timeMs, creditsCost and data. The result is always in data, whichever platform it came from.
A 404 for a record that does not exist, a validation error or a failure on our side never consumes credits. You pay for calls that return data.
No. One API key and one credit balance work across every platform. There are no per-platform plans or add-ons.
Most calls cost 1 credit. Some list and search endpoints are priced per result returned or at a flat 2 credits. Credits cost $2 per 1,000 on pay-as-you-go, and volume packages bring that down to as low as $1 per 1,000. Each platform page shows the price of every endpoint, and every response reports what it cost in creditsCost.
No. A request contains only what you are looking up: a username, a URL, an ID or a search query.
Single-record lookups return one record. List and search endpoints return up to 10 results per call, with a cursor or an offset to fetch the next page.
Yes. The MCP server exposes every endpoint as a tool, so an agent in Claude, Cursor or any other MCP client can call them directly.
Tell us. New platforms and endpoints are added based on what people ask for, and the newest platforms started with a single endpoint for that reason.
Start with 100 free credits. One key works across every platform.