One capability layer. Your choice of agent or workflow.

Connect agents and automation platforms to BeatAPI. Choose a setup guide, check which models or tools that platform exposes, and verify a real call before using it in a workflow.

Two different ways to use BeatAPI

MCP: add data and tools

Keep your agent’s reasoning model and connect external capabilities. The setup on this page is for this tool connection.

Read documentation

Model provider: configure inference

Changing the model’s base URL or API key is a separate setup. It does not automatically add Social Data tools. Follow the client-specific provider guide and verify model support.

Model-provider setup

Use MCP to inspect, confirm and run.

Search for the data action, inspect its required inputs and current price, then approve the run. An estimate does not promise the returned data or final cost.

  1. 01capabilities_search

    Find a relevant data, model or tool capability.

  2. 02capabilities_inspect

    Read the required inputs, restrictions and billing details.

  3. 03confirm price

    Agree on the scope and expected spend before a paid operation.

  4. 04capabilities_run

    Run the approved capability and preserve returned IDs, source links and usage details when available.

Integrations FAQ

Price, one key, hosted output, refunds, and the same task shape for video, image, and workflow.

Get your API key

Create a key, choose the action for your task, and check its required inputs and current price before you run it.

Create an API key

No. This configuration adds tools. Model-provider settings and any client subscription are separate from the BeatAPI operations you choose to run.

Check the client version, configuration file location, environment-variable syntax and whether the process inherited the key. Restart the client, inspect connection errors, and keep the existing trust and approval controls enabled.

The snippets are request examples and the workflow describes a target deliverable. This page does not display invented response payloads, live performance measurements or customer endorsements.

Start with one well-scoped request.

Create a key, choose the action for your task, and check its required inputs and current price before you run it.

Create an API key