Prebuilt AI marketing agents for SEO, GEO, influencer research, social listening, and competitor analysis — run them inside Claude, ChatGPT, or Codex over one MCP server.
Unif API gives marketers ready-to-run AI agents for SEO, AI visibility (GEO), influencer research, social listening, and competitor analysis. Connect one MCP server to Claude, ChatGPT, or Codex and the agents audit, research, and pull pricing from live public data. Read-only, billed at $0.001 per record — no separate LLM key required.
Run marketing intelligence directly in the assistant you already use.
Pricing model: Paid
Common questions about Unif API
Unif API published a guide to connecting MCP servers to Codex, using its own server as the example. It covers the CLI and IDE extension, which share ~/.codex/config.toml.
The guide walks through codex mcp add, remote and local server configuration, OAuth login and checking that tools load. Unif API recommends OAuth for its read-only token.
Browsing Unif API's catalog is free. Calls to callapi are billed per public-data record in workspace credits at $0.001 each, with higher floors listed in…
Unif API's Cursor MCP setup guide covers mcp.json, OAuth sign-in and shareable install links, using its own server as the example.
You can configure a server globally or in a project. Cursor merges the files, with the project entry taking priority when names match. MCP tools work in Agent mode, and Cursor asks before running them unless auto-run is enabled for that server.
For Unif API, callapi usage is billed per public-data record in workspace credits at $0.001 each.…
Unif API published a guide to adding MCP servers across Claude.ai, Claude Desktop and Claude Code, using its own server as the example.
For remote servers in Claude.ai and Desktop, use Settings, then Connectors, then Add custom connector. Custom connectors require a paid plan, and Team or Enterprise owners may need to enable them. The server must be reachable from the public internet.
Local Desktop servers go in claudedesktopconfig.json and need a full restart.…
Unif API has a free email-check API built from the 4,768-domain list HubSpot uses to block free email providers. Its cookbook explains how to apply the rule to signup forms, lead lists and agents.
You can check an address or submit up to 1,000 addresses per batch. All four email endpoints cost 0 credits per call and work with a zero-balance workspace. There's also an open-source package for offline checks.
The list uses HubSpot's October 10, 2026 snapshot.…
Unif API's Twitter advanced search guide explains how to find posts by account, date, likes and media type, with queries you can reuse.
For older posts, type since: and until: dates in YYYY-MM-DD format. Results arrive newest first, so narrow the date window to reach the period you want. The guide recommends padding dates by a day because X's day boundaries can differ from UTC.
Unif's free search tool doesn't need a login.…
Unif API has published a guide to reviewing Instagram highlights before outreach. Its viewer lists a public account's pinned reels by title and cover, so you can compare those themes with recent posts and active stories.
It doesn't return the individual story frames inside highlights, and private accounts return nothing. Treat the titles as clues to check, rather than conclusions about the account.…
Unif API's Threads viewer guide walks through reviewing a public profile and its latest page of original posts before outreach. It also includes a read-only agent prompt for checking posting cadence, topics and most-liked posts.
The viewer reads one account at a time. Private accounts return nothing, replies and reposts use separate endpoints, and keyword search isn't included. Like counts are the only engagement figure exposed here, so open posts on Threads to read their replies.…
Unif API’s free X search endpoint returns public posts as JSON without a login or API key. Pass X search operators such as from:, since:, minfaves: or filter:media in the q parameter.
Results are newest first, 20 per page, with text, author details, metrics and media. Pass nextCursor back as cursor to keep paging. You can also request Markdown with format=md.
The free cap is 20 units per 10 minutes per visitor across /tools/x/ endpoints. A search costs 2 units.…
Unif API’s X access guide covers connecting Claude, ChatGPT and Codex to public profiles, posts, replies and search through MCP. It also supplies tool definitions for agent loops you run yourself.
The MCP connection uses OAuth, so there’s no key to paste. ChatGPT setup requires Plus, Pro, Team or Enterprise and Developer Mode. Calls are pay as you go with no subscription: each returned record costs 1 credit ($0.001), with a minimum of one credit per call.…
Unif API compared five ways to read a public X post as JSON without a developer account: FxTwitter, vxTwitter, X’s syndication endpoint, X’s oEmbed endpoint and UnifAPI. In its test against one NASA post, all five returned HTTP 200 without a key, cookies or a custom User-Agent.
The formats differ. FxTwitter and vxTwitter include text, metrics and media URLs. Syndication has fewer metrics and is undocumented. oEmbed returns JSON containing embed HTML, without metrics or media URLs.…
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