Developer Overview

The Fair API gives you programmatic access to public data on 400M+ creators across Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and more. Search and filter creators, analyze their audiences, vet them for brand safety, measure campaigns, and listen to the conversation around a brand — all over a simple REST API.

What you can build

Product family	Use it to	Reference
Creator Search & Analytics	Find creators with 40+ filters, analyze audiences and credibility, look up contacts, resolve emails to profiles	Reference
Purchase Intent	Score whether a creator's audience shows real buying intent	Reference
Comments Relevance	Identify which comments on a post are relevant to a product or topic	Reference
Social Background Check	Risk-score profiles, content, and media for brand safety	Reference
Content & Comments	Fetch public content and comments for a profile or single item, including LinkedIn	Reference
Social Listening	Track the conversation around a brand, topic, or hashtag	Reference

New here? Start with the Quickstart, then read Core Concepts.

Base URLs

https://api.fair-indonesia.com/api/fairservice        Production
https://stg.api.fair-indonesia.com/api/fairservice    Staging (free trial)

All requests use HTTPS. Request and response bodies are JSON.

Authentication

Pass your API token in the Authorization header — directly, with no Bearer prefix:

Authorization: <your_token>

Full details on Authentication. To get credentials, contact the Fair team.

Error codes

Status	Meaning
400	Bad request, or the product isn't enabled on your key (product_not_subscribed)
401	Missing or invalid API token
403	Your plan does not include API access
422	Request failed validation (missing or malformed fields)
429	Rate limit exceeded — back off and retry
5xx	Server error

See Core Concepts → Errors for the error response shape.

Related

• Quickstart — your first call in five minutes
• Core Concepts — environments, async jobs, pagination, errors, entitlements
• API Reference — interactive, testable docs for every endpoint
• Dictionaries — shared lookups for search filters