Stan Store API. Creator stores as JSON.

Call GET /v1/stan-store/creators/{handle}. A found response carries profile (handle, displayName, bio, avatarUrl, profileUrl, verified), socials, paymentMethods, language, currency, termsText, storeId, storeName, sections and products. The products array is every page the creator lists, in store order.

Use GET /v1/stan-store/creators/{handle}/products/{slug}. The slug is the last path segment of the product page, for example the-financial-selfcare-experience--audio-series. On found, data.product carries the full record including price, inventory, questions, reviews, course, meeting, webinar, upsell and affiliate. On not_found, data.product is null.

GET /v1/stan-store/creators returns one page of creators with handle, profileUrl and productPageCount, plus page.hasMore and page.nextCursor. productPageCount is the number of product-page URLs for that creator; it is null when a page boundary splits the creator's block and the count is incomplete. A null count never matches hasProducts=false.

A prefix or hasProducts match can sit on a later page, so creators can be empty while page.hasMore is true. Follow page.nextCursor until the match appears or page.hasMore is false. Each page is one request and one credit.

No. GET /v1/stan-store/creators/{handle}/products lists the products the creator shows on the store page. A product page can exist without being shown there, and those pages are not included in products or in productPageCount. includesUnlisted is always false to make that scope explicit. If you already have a slug for one of those pages, the product route still reads it.

listed is true or false when the product can be compared with the creator's listed store, and null when that comparison could not be completed. A null value is unknown, not proof that the product is unlisted.

Call GET /v1/stan-store/creators/{handle}/products/{slug}/availability with optional timezone, startDate and endDate query parameters. The default window is the next 14 days in the requested timezone, capped by the product's booking window, and an endDate earlier than startDate is a 400. A meeting returns kind meeting and slots with start and end. A webinar returns kind webinar and sessions with start, end, timezone, availableSeats and bookedSeats. A product that takes no bookings returns kind none with empty slots and sessions. A found meeting can still have zero free slots in the requested window.

HTTP 200 means the request finished. data.lookupStatus tells you what it found. found means the creator, product or booking answer was returned. not_found means it was not. On a product availability miss, product can still be present when the product exists but its booking details do not, so check kind and the arrays as well as lookupStatus.

reason is set on a not_found creator when the storefront distinguishes a deactivated store from a handle that never existed. It is null when the answer does not make that distinction. Do not treat a null reason as found.

No. Product createdAt and updatedAt are ISO 8601 strings when the storefront supplies them and null otherwise. Price fields are also nullable: amount is null when no price is shown, and 0 means free.

product.price.currency is the creator's display currency, the same currency the storefront uses for that creator's prices. The creator-level currency is the same value.

Every Stan Store route costs 1 credit per completed request, including each page of the creator directory. Check meta.creditsCharged on every response. New accounts start with 100 free credits, and pay-as-you-go credits do not expire.

Yes. Every Stan Store route is available as a typed MCP tool and through Ask (POST /v1/ask) in plain English. The REST routes are the better choice for scheduled production jobs and for exact field control.