Sippar

Canonical token market data for a ticker: price, market cap, FDV, liquidity, 24h change + volume with buy/sell split and netflow, launch date, on-chain total supply (Nansen token-screener + on-chain reads; response includes the required "Powered by Nansen API" attribution). Optionally pin the exact contract address (body field "address") to skip ticker resolution — tickers are not unique. Neutral facts only — no ratings, no predictions, not investment advice.

Enrich a company by domain. Pass a company domain (e.g. "stripe.com") in the "company" field and get firmographic data (CompanyEnrich, sold by StableEnrich): industry, employee range, revenue range, country, founding year, technologies, NAICS codes and funding. One call, no account, pay from your own wallet. Firmographic facts only, no person-level data. A domain maps to a single company so there is no name-ambiguity. No domain? A LinkedIn company URL is the next-best input — it is a unique key and resolves reliably; a bare name is accepted but is best-effort. Every record carries the supplier's own "dataUpdatedAt" so you can see how fresh it is.

Building-level solar/roof data for a lat/lng (StableEnrich → Google Solar API): roof segments, sunshine hours, panel capacity estimate. US-centric coverage; real-estate/solar/field-service SDR use case. Requires both "latitude" and "longitude" body fields.

Clean extracted content for one URL (StableEnrich → Exa): pull a target company's site, press page, or about page for enrichment context. One URL per call. The answer is ONE document, not a table of rows: `content.results[0].text` is the full extracted article body and is meant to be read as prose, `content.statuses` says whether the page was fetched at all (read it first — a page Exa could not reach comes back as an error status on a successful, paid call), and `favicon` is frequently a bare `data:` URI rather than a link worth following.

What people are publicly saying about a topic, across Reddit, YouTube and LinkedIn in one call. Returns Sippar's own cited answer plus links to the posts, not the posts themselves. Follow the citations to read them at the source. Optionally narrow the run with "platforms" and "window"; both are optional, neither changes the price, and every platform reports the time window it actually searched. No account, API key or contract on any platform. Coverage is best-effort and point-in-time; a platform with nothing to say is reported as such rather than dropped.