KeyAPI consolidates social data behind a single REST API: profiles, posts, analytics, videos, comments, transcripts and commerce signals across more than 20 platforms including TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, X, Amazon, LinkedIn, Reddit, Threads, Facebook, Pinterest, Snapchat, Discord, Twitch, Telegram and Bluesky. It is built agent-first, with a 99.9 percent uptime SLA and sub-500ms average latency.
One integration across twenty platforms is the entire proposition and it is a real one. Each network has its own auth model, rate limits, pagination and breaking changes, and a team building anything cross-platform spends more time on that plumbing than on the product. Whether the consolidation holds when a platform changes its terms is the question the buyer is really taking on.
Pricing is credit-based and published: 100 free credits expiring in three days, then Basic at $189 a month for 50,000, Pro at $439 for 180,000 and Ultra at $779 for 400,000, with volume pricing above that. Worth being clear-eyed about what this is: programmatic access to social platform data that those platforms mostly do not offer and in several cases prohibit in their terms, so continuity depends on an arrangement between the vendor and companies actively trying to prevent it. The free tier expires in three days, which is short for an integration evaluation, and no company entity is named.
