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FetchLayer solves the problem of accessing structured data from popular social platforms without the hassle of maintaining scrapers or dealing with proxies. It provides a unified API for various platforms including Reddit, Twitter/X, the App Store, and YouTube. This means developers can fetch public discussions, app reviews, and comments in one go, all returned as clean JSON. Key features include real-time data fetching with no caching, a simple authorization process using a single Bearer token, and built-in infrastructure for AI agents. With an impressive uptime of 99.5%, developers can rely on FetchLayer for consistent performance. Unlike traditional scraping solutions or building bespoke frameworks, FetchLayer eliminates maintenance headaches and provides structured data directly. Notable alternatives include platform-specific APIs and generic scrapers, which often require more management and can impose strict limits on usage. FetchLayer offers transparent and predictable pricing models: a free plan for limited requests, and paid options that scale with your needs—from $25/month for 15,000 requests to unlimited access at $900/month. Each plan provides simplifying terms without unexpected costs. FAQs: What is FetchLayer? - It is a structured social data API for developers to access public discussions and reviews as clean JSON. What platforms does it support? - Current support includes Reddit, Twitter/X, App Store, and YouTube. Who is it for? - Developers building tools that require public data for insights or AI integrations. Can it integrate with AI agents? - Yes, it supports multiple AI tools, ensuring seamless access to data.