Social URL to Email API
Find a verified work email from a supported social profile URL.
Email Lookup API
Resolve an email to professional data and a supported current employer.
Email Validation API
Check deliverability, greylisting, and catch-all domain signals.
Profile API
Retrieve professional identity, career, education, and location data.
Profile Posts API
Retrieve paginated public posts and engagement data for a profile.
Company API
Retrieve firmographic, headcount, location, and specialty data.
Company Posts API
Retrieve paginated public posts and engagement data for a company or school.
Similar Companies API
Get related company IDs from a known website.
Company Lookalikes API
Find ranked company matches from a website domain.
What you can do
- Use the Social URL to Email API to find a verified work email from a supported profile URL.
- Use the Email Lookup API to resolve a work email to a person and company when supported by source data.
- Use the Email Validation API to check one address’s deliverability and domain signals.
- Use the Profile API for structured professional identity and career data.
- Use the Profile Posts API for a person’s public posts and engagement data.
- Use the Company API for structured organization and firmographic data.
- Use the Company Posts API for an organization’s public posts and engagement data.
- Call all seven APIs with the same bearer authentication and synchronous request pattern.
- Track credits, outcomes, performance, and recent calls from one dashboard.
How Superdata works
- Choose the matching API. Select Social URL to Email, Email Lookup, Email Validation, Profile, Profile Posts, Company, or Company Posts for the data your workflow needs.
- Provide a known record. Send an email address, a public profile or company URL, or another supported identifier, with your authenticated request.
- Use the response. Superdata returns structured data with request and credit metadata, ready for your application or automation.
- Track usage. Accepted executions appear in your account-level Usage dashboard, whether they came from REST or a connected MCP client.
Next steps
- Follow the Quickstart to make your first API request.
- Compare all seven endpoints in the REST API overview.
- Create and manage credentials with the API key guide.
- Read Installation for client-specific options.
- Review the MCP tool catalog for agent integrations.