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  • You must enable Fractional Calls on your API key. Otherwise, requests that include a fields parameter return a 400 error (FractionalCallsNotEnabled). Full-response calls (without fields) always work. Contact your account manager to enable fractional calls.
  • You can get the full bundle price of supported API endpoints, by passing [] or omitting the endpoint key. Capped at base price.

Overview

Field and item costs can vary for each CreatorDB data endpoint that supports fractional calls. You can make a request combining multiple fields or items in a fractional call and are never charged more than the full-bundle price. For example:
Content-detail (3)
This request enriches each of the 3 search results with the full content-detail bundle.
  • Base search cost: 1 credit (up to 10 filters)
  • Enrichment per result: content-detail full bundle = 3 credits (capped at the endpoint base price)
  • Enrichment total: 3 credits × 3 results = 9 credits
Total: 1 + 9 = 10 credits For details, see the following topics:
The {platform}/performance-history endpoints (e.g. youtube/performance-history, instagram/performance-history, tiktok/performance-history) does not accept fields and is priced by time range. For details, see Performance History Pricing.

YouTube

The following sections are the accepted fields for the different CreatorDB API endpoints that support YouTube.

youtube/search

Search is billed at the base filter rate (1 credit per 10 filters) plus enrichment. Each key below adds that endpoint’s cost per result returned. You cannot subset search’s own return fields. Enrichment cost scales with pageSize.

youtube/profile

youtube/contact

The emails field charges the full-bundle price.

youtube/performance

youtube/audience

youtube/content-detail

The content-detail endpoint comprises two array fields. Each array item is billed as a single unit. Sub-fields are not individually selectable or separately priced. For details, see Get Content Details.

youtube/sponsorship

The sponsorship endpoint exposes one array field: sponsorList. Each array entry represents a single sponsoring brand and contains all the brand metadata, sponsored videos, and per-brand performance metrics as a unit. Sub-fields are not individually selectable or separately priced. For details, see the Get Sponsorship Information.

Instagram

The following sections are the field costs for the different CreatorDB API endpoints that support Instagram.

instagram/search

Search is billed at the base filter rate (1 credit per 10 filters) plus enrichment. Each key below adds that endpoint’s cost per result returned. You cannot subset search’s own return fields. Enrichment cost scales with pageSize.

instagram/profile

instagram/contact

The emails field charges the full-bundle price.

instagram/performance

instagram/audience

instagram/content-detail

The content-detail endpoint comprises two array fields. Each array item is billed as a single unit. Sub-fields are not individually selectable or separately priced. For details, see the Get Content Details.

instagram/sponsorship

The sponsorship endpoint exposes one array field: sponsorList. Each array entry represents a single sponsoring brand and contains all the brand metadata, sponsored videos, and per-brand performance metrics as a unit. Sub-fields are not individually selectable or separately priced. For details, see the Get Sponsorship Information.

TikTok

The following sections are the field costs for the different CreatorDB API endpoints that support TikTok.

tiktok/search

Search is billed at the base filter rate (1 credit per 10 filters) plus enrichment. Each key below adds that endpoint’s cost per result returned. You cannot subset search’s own return fields. Enrichment cost scales with pageSize.

tiktok/profile

tiktok/contact

The emails field charges the full-bundle price.

tiktok/performance

tiktok/audience

tiktok/content-detail

The content-detail endpoint comprises one array field. Each array item is billed as a single unit. Sub-fields are not individually selectable or separately priced. For details, see Get Content Details.
The field recentVideos is a single content array that covers all available TikTok content format, it does not distinguish between images, reels, shorts, or videos.
Last modified on July 29, 2026