Request API access to your managed data feeds

Every APISCRAPY feed ships with its own API keys, two REST endpoints and an MCP server for Cursor and Claude. Below is the actual dashboard you’ll work in, with client details removed.

This is your data feed workspace

Switch between your delivery history and the API access screen. The sidebar works the same way it does after you log in.

Your Company›Marketplace / API AccessAVR-MP
Marketplace Data
Active API Keys3 active credentials3 / 3 keys
API TrafficProgrammatic requests35 / 10k quota
Data API v12 live endpoints2 live
Webhooks0 event subscriptions0 subs
API Key CredentialsActive tokens for programmatic ETL & AI pipelines Generate Key
NameScopePrefixStatusCallsActions
testAll Feedsak_live_8fQe2Lk•••ACTIVE0Revoke
mcp keyAll Feedsak_live_Tm4v_xr•••ACTIVE24Revoke
Ecommerce Ingestio...All Feedsak_live_9Jd2PwN•••ACTIVE11Revoke
Live Request SandboxTest live authenticated API responses
GET /api/v1/deliveries?project_code=AVR-MP&limit=2X-API-KEY
// Ready to test. Click "Send Test Request" above to execute an authenticated query.
Quick Integration
Cursor & Claude MCP HTTP STREAM
Copy Endpoint Copy Config
Cowork & Automation SYNC
Cowork Prompt:“Every weekday at 09:00 AM, sync new deliveries for AVR-MP into ./data/incoming/.”
Script Webhooks
Marketplace API Reference & Data Dictionary AVR-MPQuery filters, delivery payload column schema, and downloadable OpenAPI 3.0 specification. OpenAPI SpecFull API Docs

Scroll sideways to see the full dashboard.

From first call with us to first API request

API access is attached to a live managed feed. So the first step is a short call to scope what you need.

  1. Talk to a data expert

    Share your sources, fields and refresh cadence. We confirm feasibility and compliance before anything gets built.

    You and APISCRAPY
  2. We set up your feed

    Your feed gets a project code, like AVR-MP. Every delivery lands in the dashboard with format, size and row counts.

    APISCRAPY
  3. Log in and create a key

    Open the feed in the sidebar, choose API access and click Generate Key. Name it after the pipeline that will use it.

    You
  4. Pull data your way

    Call the REST endpoints from your ETL, or connect the MCP server and ask your AI assistant for the data.

    You

Authenticate with one header

Once you log in and create your key, send it in the X-API-Key header on every request.

X-API-Key:YOUR_KEY
  1. 1
    GET/api/v1/deliveries?project_code=YOUR_CODE

    List feeds. Returns the deliveries available for your project code.

  2. 2
    GET/api/v1/deliveries/:id/download

    Download data. Streams the raw file exactly as it was delivered.

pull_deliveries.py

Or just ask your AI assistant for the data

Add our Streamable HTTP MCP server to Cursor or Claude with your key. Your assistant can then read the schema and fetch deliveries on its own.

mcp.json

These instructions also live inside the API access section. Toggle the data feed in the sidebar to open it.

apiscrapy-data connected
Inspect schema and fetch the newest delivery for project AVR-MP
Read the feed schema from apiscrapy-data
Listed deliveries for AVR-MP
Downloaded the newest file
Here’s the newest delivery for AVR-MP:
Batch
Marketplace - 10/23/2026
Delivery ID
DEL-20261023-001
Format
XLSX, 8.1 KB
Uploaded
Oct 23, 2026

Example conversation. Responses depend on your feed and your assistant.

What you can do from the API access screen

Each data feed has its own API access section. Here is what is on it.

Manage keys

Generate keys, scope them to all feeds and revoke any of them in one click. Each key shows its call count.

Watch your quota

API traffic shows requests used against your quota, for example 35 of 10k.

Test before you build

The live request sandbox runs an authenticated call and shows the real response.

Copy working code

Quick integration snippets in Python, cURL and Node.js, already filled with your project code.

Automate the sync

Use a ready Cowork prompt or script to pull new deliveries on a schedule. Webhooks are listed next to it.

Read the data dictionary

Query filters, the column schema of each delivery and a downloadable OpenAPI 3.0 spec.

Questions teams ask before requesting access

Who can get API access?

Any client with an active managed data feed. Talk to a data expert and we will scope the feed first, then turn on API access for your account.

Do I have to use the API?

No. Every delivery is also downloadable from the dashboard. The API is there when you want it inside a pipeline, a warehouse job or an AI workflow.

What file formats do deliveries come in?

The download endpoint streams the file as delivered, for example XLSX. Other formats like CSV and JSON can be set up during onboarding.

How many requests can I make?

Your quota is shown on the API access screen. The standard quota is 10,000 requests per month. Higher quotas are available for larger pipelines.

Which AI tools work with the MCP server?

Any client that supports Streamable HTTP MCP servers, including Cursor and Claude. You add one config block with your key and that is it.

What happens if a key leaks?

Revoke it from the API access screen. Then generate a new key and update the pipeline that used the old one.

Get started today

Get your feed and your API key set up

Tell us what data you need and where it should go. A data expert will walk you through the dashboard on a live feed.