One integration. Five platforms.
Work with a common data format across YouTube, Twitch, TikTok, Instagram, and X. Bring profiles, content, and analysis into your own tools.
Influencer data API
A decade of influencer insight. Delivered in JSON.
Build creator discovery, audience analysis, and reporting into your own product with data from 48M creators across YouTube, Twitch, TikTok, Instagram, and X.
The data behind Streamforge Workflow and Intelligence, available through one API.
Your product.
Our data layer.
Build the experience your customers need with creator, content, and audience data in one place.
More context for every shortlist.
Combine creator activity, content history, and audience insights to evaluate fit. Build your own matching and ranking around the signals that matter to your customers.
Keep your team focused on the product.
Use Streamforge's data as the foundation for your interface, evaluation rules, and reporting. Put your team's effort into the features your customers come to you for.
The data behind your next feature.
Bring creator profiles, content performance, and audience insights into your product.
48M creators
Access profiles across YouTube, Twitch, TikTok, Instagram, and X, with linked social accounts where Streamforge can establish a match and published contact details where a creator lists them.
Content and performance
Bring streams, videos, and posts into your reporting, with view counts, watch time, and engagement stats at the latest available reading for each platform.
Audience intelligence
Estimated audience age, gender, income, education, occupation, ethnicity, and family status, alongside interests, community health, and brand-safety signals, to understand who a creator reaches.
Creator analysis
Creator demographics, interests, content topics, classifications, and brand partnerships, AI-enriched. Combine this analysis with profile and content data in your own workflow.
Supported platforms and fields vary by endpoint, and the documentation lists them for each operation. Audience insights are estimates.
What you could build · Gaming
From a game launch to a creator shortlist.
Start with a game your customers care about. Bring together related content, creator profiles, and audience analysis to help them decide who belongs on the shortlist.
- Game(Search games)
- Related content(List content for a game)
- Creator context(Get multiple profiles · Get audience analysis)
- Your shortlist(Your ranking and interface)
Find who is covering the game
Search a title by name, Minecraft for example, and get its IGDB record with the matching Twitch and YouTube IDs. List the streams and videos tied to that game, filter them by content type and date range, and sort by views or peak viewers.
Add creator and audience context
Fetch the profiles behind that content in one batch request. Bring in creator analysis and estimated audience demographics, interests, community health, and brand-safety signals to assess fit for the campaign.
Make the shortlist your own
Apply your own selection rules and show the content and audience context behind each pick.
A clear path from evaluation to integration.
Check the coverage. Explore the docs. Scope the data your product needs.
Explore before you build
Read the public documentation for supported endpoints, authentication, and examples. See how the API fits your workflow before arranging access.
Work with your existing creator lists
Resolve creator handles to profile IDs, then fetch profiles or content through batch endpoints, with cursor pagination for longer lists. Use the API to enrich the creator data your product already holds.
Know when the data was updated
Refresh timing varies by source, platform, creator, and field. Read updated_at on the record instead of assuming one universal cadence.
Scope the integration with us
Bring your use case, required platforms, and expected volume. We'll work through the endpoints and access plan with you.
Before you build
Questions about the API.
What you can access, how to interpret it, and how to get started.
What does the Streamforge API return?
Programmatic access to the creator and content data behind Workflow and Intelligence: creator profiles, audience analysis, and published content with its engagement history.
What can we build with the Streamforge API?
Use creator profiles, content metrics, and audience analysis to build discovery tools, creator-evaluation workflows, and reporting into your own product. Your team supplies the interface, search, and ranking logic. If you want a ready-to-use platform, explore Streamforge Workflow or Intelligence.
Which platforms does the API cover?
YouTube, Twitch, TikTok, Instagram, and X. Supported platforms and fields vary by endpoint; the documentation specifies the coverage for each operation.
How fresh is the data?
Freshness depends on the source, platform, creator, and field. Streamforge does not treat every field as universally daily; the right interpretation depends on what was measured and when it was observed. Records carry timestamps such as updated_at. Read them to see when a profile or analysis was updated rather than assuming a universal cadence, and check the fields that matter to your decision.
How is audience data derived?
Creator analysis combines directly supported evidence from creator profiles, published content, and other public web sources with model-inferred qualitative details. Streamforge has benchmarked its audience-analysis technique against first-party audience data from the platforms and found it to be highly accurate.
How should we interpret audience data?
Audience insights are estimates, built for comparing creators and planning campaigns. Use them alongside a creator's profile and content data when you decide who fits.
Can we work with game-specific content?
Streamforge uses IGDB as its source of truth for game and genre metadata, then applies proprietary techniques to connect that taxonomy to creators and content across social platforms. Game-content lookups support Twitch and YouTube. Combine the content with creator profiles and audience analysis in your application.
How do we get access?
Book a 15-minute call to discuss what you're building. We'll scope the endpoints, volume, and plan with you. The documentation is public, so your team can explore it first.