Deep private-company profile by domain or Akta uuid — pick ONLY the sections you need (each is priced separately, 4¢–35¢): firmographic, business_model, company_assessment, product_offering, technology (14¢ each); management_profile, strategic_signal (11¢); customer_profile, industry (7¢); trust_signal, company_hierarchy, digital_presence, financial_estimate, location (4¢); funding_detail (21¢); mna_and_investment (35¢). Section names are SINGULAR. Pass { company: 'canva.com', sections: ['firmo…

Employee reviews for a company (Glassdoor-style: ratings, pros/cons, sentiment over time) by domain or Akta uuid. Culture and attrition signal for qualifying accounts or vetting partners. Pass { company: 'canva.com' }; `limit`/`offset` paginate (≤50 reviews per call).

Workforce metrics for a company by domain or Akta uuid: total headcount, growth rates across time windows, staffing breakdown by function. Growth/contraction signal for account prioritization.

Entity-resolved, de-duped company/industry news with sentiment, AI summary, and tagged company mentions (~80% of noise filtered). Scope by { company: 'https://canva.com' } (website URL), { industry } (taxonomy code from akta:industry-search), or free-text { query }. Optional filters (additive): `sentiment_list` (positive/negative/neutral), `type_list` (tag CODES, e.g. CM01=Equity Fund-Raising, WT01=Strategic Hiring, SD01=Product Launches, SD02=Partnerships — codes appear on returned articles' `…

Product reviews for a company's offerings (ratings, star distribution, pros/cons, reviewer metadata) by domain or Akta uuid. Competitive teardown and win/loss signal. Pass { company: 'tesla.com' }; optional `products` narrows to specific product ids.

Website traffic estimates for a company by domain or Akta uuid — visit trends as a demand/momentum signal.

Apify — Amazon product detail pages by ASIN or URL.

Apify — Crunchbase company + funding data from a company URL.

Apify — Google Maps businesses with emails and socials by search.

Apify — Recent posts for Instagram usernames.

Apify — Public profile metadata for Instagram usernames.

Apify — Recent posts from LinkedIn profile or company URLs.

Apify — TikTok posts for profile usernames.

Apify — Tweets by search term, handle, or conversation.

Company firmographics by domain via Apollo (works on the current plan): name, employee count, industry, socials, and often a COMPANY PHONE number. Pass { domain: 'stripe.com' }. Good for grounding a draft in company facts when the lead's company is thin.

BlockRun — 33 prediction-market data operations over x402. Polymarket, Kalshi, Limitless, Opinion, Predict.Fun and Binance history. Pass { endpoint, ...params }; template path parameters are separate fields. 1¢ cap. Surf retired 2026-09-06; sports unavailable. See vaaya/discover for per-endpoint input schemas.

Brave — news-only search over the Brave index: recent articles with source, age, and breaking flags. Pass `q`; optional `count` (1-50), `country`, `search_lang`, `freshness` (pd|pw|pm|py), `safesearch`, `offset`. Use for current-events queries where web search returns stale evergreen pages.

Brave — keyword web search over Brave's own independent index (not Google/Bing). Pass `q`; optional `count` (1-20), `offset` (pagination), `country` (2-letter), `search_lang`, `freshness` (pd|pw|pm|py or YYYY-MM-DDtoYYYY-MM-DD), `safesearch`, `result_filter` (comma list: web,news,videos,faq,discussions), `extra_snippets` (up to 5 alternative excerpts per hit). Returns ranked results with snippets — no page content; chain a scrape action for full text. The independent keyword-index alternative t…

Bright Data Web Unlocker — Fetch a page that actively BLOCKS scrapers: Cloudflare/DataDome/PerimeterX walls, CAPTCHA challenges, aggressive bot detection, geo-fenced content. Bright Data rotates residential exit IPs, solves challenges and retries internally, then returns the final page as `{ raw: "<html>…" }`. Pass `url`; optional `country` (2-letter geo), `render` (execute JS first), `format` ("raw" page, default, or "json" for their envelope with status/headers). This is the FIRST escalation …

Browserbase — Create a headless browser session via x402. Charges 0.2¢ per minute of estimatedMinutes (minimum 5). Returns sessionId + connectUrl.

Get a person's emails straight from their LinkedIn profile URL via ContactOut (recruiter-grade data; returns WORK and PERSONAL emails — no name+domain guessing). Pass `profile` (a linkedin.com/in/... URL); set `include_phone: true` to also get phone numbers (priced higher — phone credits are scarcer). The premium rung above tomba/icypeas email finders: use it when you have the LinkedIn URL, or when the cheaper finders miss. Response nests under `profile`: `{ email: [...], work_email: [...], per…

Search ContactOut's 300M-profile people database by `name`, `job_title[]`, `company[]`, `skills[]`, `location[]`, `industry[]`, `seniority[]`, `current_titles_only`, `company_filter` (current/past/both). Boolean operators AND/OR/NOT work inside title/skill strings. Priced PER PROFILE RETURNED (`page_size`, default 10, max 25) — a page of 10 costs 10¢ whether or not you enrich anyone. Returns profiles with LinkedIn URLs + `contact_availability` flags; feed the URLs you like into contactout/linke…

Reverse-enrich an email address into a full person profile via ContactOut: name, current title/company, LinkedIn URL, work history. Pass `email` (work or personal). Use it to identify an inbound signup or reply before responding. Complements contactout/linkedin-contacts (which goes the other direction).

Search 10M+ US court opinions (CourtListener v4). Pass `q` + optional `court` (e.g. cand, ca9, scotus), `judge`, `filed_after`/`filed_before`, `order_by` ("dateFiled desc"), `cursor` (pagination). Returns case names, courts, dates, cites, and absolute_url links to full opinions.

Search federal court dockets via RECAP (CourtListener v4) — the litigation profile of any company: every case naming it, parties, attorneys, filing dates, live docket links. Same params as courtlistener/cases. Coverage is federal courts via the RECAP archive; state-court coverage varies — say so in outputs.

CRW — Structured extraction over up to 10 URLs using an LLM. Pass `urls` plus `prompt` (natural language) and/or `schema` (JSON schema); optional `basis: true` for per-field source evidence. Usually returns the extracted objects INLINE and already complete: `{ results: [{ url, status: completed, data }] }` — read `data` directly, do not poll. The extracted object may be nested one level (`data.data`) on multi-URL calls; unwrap defensively. If a call instead returns `{ id, status: processing }`,…

CRW — Discover the URLs of a website without scraping content (sitemap + crawl fallback). Pass `url`; optional `maxDepth`, `useSitemap` (default true), `timeout` (seconds, default 120). Recon step before targeted crw/scrape or crw/crawl.

CRW — Scrape a single URL to clean markdown/HTML/JSON (Firecrawl-compatible). Pass `url`; optional `formats` (markdown|html|rawHtml|plainText|links|json|summary|screenshot, default markdown), `onlyMainContent` (default true), `renderJs` (null = auto-detect), `waitFor` (ms), `stealth` (anti-bot browser), `country` (2-letter proxy egress), `jsonSchema` (structured output). Sync — returns the scraped content directly. Cheapest full-featured scrape rung.

CRW — Search the web and optionally scrape the hits in one call. Pass `query`; optional `limit` (1-20, default 5), `tbs` (freshness: qdr:h|d|w|m|y), `sources` (web|news|images), `lang`, and `scrapeOptions` ({ formats, onlyMainContent }) to return full page content per hit instead of snippets.

Step 2 of video assembly. Create a CueFrame project for any video style (1A demo, 1B PIP-avatar, 1C conceptual, 1D launch). Returns a project_id used by put_composition + render. Params: name (required), format {aspectRatio 16:9|9:16|1:1|4:5, fps 24|30|60, resolution hd|fhd|4k}, optional width/height/brandKitId.

SEC EDGAR full-text search over all filings (2001+). Pass `q` (quote for exact phrase) + optional `forms` (comma-separated: D = private fundraises, C/C-AR = Reg CF financials, 1-K/1-SA = Reg A financials, 4 = insider trades, UPLOAD/CORRESP = SEC comment letters), `startdt`/`enddt` (YYYY-MM-DD), `from` (pagination offset). Hits include the filer, date, and {accession}:{filename} ids for edgar/document.

Exa — retrieve content for URLs or document IDs via our API key. Charges 0.1¢ per (url or id) × content field requested.

Exa — semantic web search via our API key. numResults up to 100. For people/lead discovery set category:"people" with an open ICP query.

Generate or edit images, video, music, and speech via fal.ai. Pass `model` (one of the registered keys) plus the model-specific params (prompt, image_url, aspect_ratio, duration, text, etc.).

Stage a media file on the fal CDN before a fal generation. Returns { upload_url, file_url }: PUT the raw file bytes to upload_url (with the matching Content-Type header), then pass file_url as the image_url/video_url/audio_url param of the generation. Upload originals UNCOMPRESSED — never downscale or re-encode; high-res inputs cost nothing extra and compression degrades outputs.

Store a file from the local machine in your persistent Vaaya file library. Returns put_url (PUT the raw bytes there with curl) plus file_id and get_url. Files persist across tasks — check files/list before re-uploading. Max 100MB per file.

Fetch a file from a public URL into your persistent Vaaya file library (server-side — no local download needed). Returns file_id and get_url. Max 100MB per file.

Firecrawl — Crawl a website starting from a URL, following links.

Firecrawl — Extract structured data from URLs using a schema.

Firecrawl — Map all URLs on a website without scraping content.

Firecrawl — Scrape a single URL and return clean markdown/HTML.

Firecrawl — Search the web and return scraped results.

Fundable — One COMPANY profile plus its latest funding round, participating investors and source articles. Address it by any ONE of `id` (UUID from a deal row `company_id`), `domain`, `linkedin`, `crunchbase`. Returns name, domain, description, employee band, `ipo_status`, `num_funding_rounds`, `total_raised`, `latest_valuation_usd` + date, industries and location. This is the resolver for fundable/deals, whose rows carry only `company_id` — you need it for the domain, which is the join key for…

Fundable — Resolve a company NAME to Fundable's own company `id`, with fuzzy matching and a `relevance_score`. Pass any ONE of `name`, `domain`, `linkedin`, `crunchbase`. The entry point to the graph when all you have is a name: the `id` it returns is what fundable/company and fundable/company-deals take. If you already have a domain, call those directly instead and save the hop.

Fundable — Resolve an industry or super-category NAME to the exact permalink that fundable/deals expects ("fintech" → "fintech-e067", "AI" → "artificial-intelligence-e551"). Fuzzy match on `name`; optional `type`: INDUSTRY (specific) or SUPER_CATEGORY (broad, auto-includes its child industries). FREE upstream. Run this BEFORE any industry-filtered call — a hand-written permalink is silently ignored and you pay for unfiltered rows.

Fundable — Resolve a FUND or firm NAME to Fundable's own investor `id`, with fuzzy matching and a `relevance_score`. Pass any ONE of `name`, `domain`, `linkedin`, `crunchbase`. Returns id, `guru_permalink`, description, domain and socials. This is how you go from "Benchmark" to the id fundable/investor-deals needs, so it is the first call in any fund → portfolio walk that starts from a name.

Fundable — Resolve a place NAME to the exact permalink that fundable/deals expects ("san francisco" → "san-francisco-california"). Fuzzy match on `name`; optional `type`: CITY, STATE, REGION or COUNTRY. FREE upstream. Run this BEFORE any location-filtered call — a hand-written permalink is silently ignored and you pay for unfiltered rows.

Fundable — Resolve a PERSON to Fundable's own person `id`, across both investors and non-investor people. Pass exactly ONE of `name`, `id`, `linkedin`, `crunchbase`, `twitter`. The id it returns is what fundable/person-deals takes, so this is the first call when you want every round an angel or a named partner has backed and you only have their name or profile URL.

Google Trends (via x402atlas) — search-demand data: /trend, /interest-by-region, /related-queries, /related-topics. GET { endpoint, keyword, ... }. ~5¢ caps. Use for demand/market research alongside exa search.

Scan a domain for its ROLE-BASED email addresses via Icypeas (contact@, support@, admin@, …) — generic inboxes, not people. Pass `domainOrCompany`. Returns `{ item: { _id } }` immediately — the search runs async. KEEP POLLING icypeas/result with that `id` (every 3-5s; Icypeas caps reads at 30/min) until `status` leaves NONE/SCHEDULED/IN_PROGRESS. FOUND/DEBITED = hit, NOT_FOUND/DEBITED_NOT_FOUND = processed but empty. Complements tomba/domain-search (which lists PEOPLE at the company); use this …