Get LinkedIn post or article
Returns public metadata for a single LinkedIn feed post or article. Availability is indicated in `data.lookupStatus` as `found` or `not_found`.
Operation
/v1/linkedin/postsHeaders
API key (`sfk_...`)
Parameters
Public permalink to the post or article.
min 1 chars · max 4096 chars
Response fields
Endpoint-specific response payload.
Whether the URL could be resolved to public content.
one of: found, not_found
Primary item when found.
Whether this URL resolved to a feed-style post or an article.
one of: post, article
Canonical or resolved public URL for this item.
min 1 chars
Title for long-form articles when available.
Subtitle or lead line when available.
Full body text when available.
Publication timestamp or date string when available.
Author when found.
Display name of the author.
min 1 chars
Public profile URL for the author when available.
Avatar image URL when available.
Follower count when available.
≥ 0
Engagement metrics for the post or article.
Total reactions when available.
≥ 0
Comment count when available.
≥ 0
Top-level comments when available.
Display name of the commenter.
Comment body text.
Public profile URL for the commenter when available.
Related items from the same author when available.
Permalink to the related item.
Title when available.
Human-readable publication label when only a label is available.
Short summary text when available.
Reaction count when available.
≥ 0
Comment count when available.
≥ 0
Metadata describing the request and billing outcome.
Unique request identifier for tracing this API call.
min 1 chars
Credits charged for this request.
≥ 0
Public API version that served the response.
one of: v1
Code example
Responses
Post or article metadata (found or not found in body).
Error codes
Company posts
Lists posts for a LinkedIn company page. Pass the public company page URL and optional `page` (1–7). Check `data.lookupStatus` for `found` vs `not_found`. Pagination is page-based; `data.page.hasMore` indicates whether another page can be requested.
Channel
Looks up a YouTube channel by `channelId`, `handle`, or full `url`.