Complete walkthrough with code examples
Step-by-step guide to integrating intelligent APIs into your application, with examples in Python, JavaScript, and cURL.
Integrating intelligent APIs is remarkably simple - authenticate, make a request, handle the response. Most developers complete their first integration in under 30 minutes. This guide covers authentication, making requests, handling responses, error handling, and best practices.
Simple REST APIs with standard HTTP methods
API key authentication via header
JSON responses (or CSV, visualization as needed)
Comprehensive error messages and status codes
Rate limiting with clear headers
Built for developers, by developers
Every API follows REST conventions - GET for retrieval, POST for complex queries. Standard HTTP status codes. JSON responses. Nothing proprietary to learn.
Every API includes interactive documentation with code examples in multiple languages, sample requests, and sample responses. Test in your browser before writing code.
Test every API in a sandbox with sample data before going to production. No risk, no cost - just experiment until you get it right.
Use any programming language that can make HTTP requests. We provide examples in Python, JavaScript, Java, Ruby, Go, PHP, and more.
From signup to production
Sign up, purchase credits, and subscribe to the analytics you need. You'll receive an API key instantly.
Use your API key to authenticate and make your first request. Start with a simple query to verify everything works.
Parse the JSON response and extract the insights you need. Implement error handling for rate limits and invalid requests.
Once tested in sandbox, deploy to production. Monitor usage, implement caching, and handle scale.
Most developers make their first successful API call in under 30 minutes
Complete integration typically requires fewer than 50 lines of code
Standard HTTP - use native libraries in any language
Every endpoint documented with interactive examples
No! Our APIs are standard REST over HTTPS. Use your language's native HTTP library (requests in Python, fetch in JavaScript, HttpClient in Java, etc.). We provide code examples but no SDK is required.
Add your API key to the Authorization header as 'Bearer YOUR_API_KEY'. That's it. No OAuth flows, no token refresh - just simple API key authentication.
Rate limit headers tell you exactly how many requests remain and when they reset. If you hit a limit, you'll receive a 429 status code with a Retry-After header. Implement exponential backoff for automatic handling.
Yes! Most analytics include Cache-Control headers indicating how long responses can be cached. For real-time data, cache for 1-5 minutes. For less volatile data, cache for hours.
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