Make your first API request

The Launchpoint Public API is in private preview. Availability is limited to trusted partners we work with directly. There is no self-serve signup; access is reviewed case by case. To ask about access, email Launchpoint support.

All you need is an enabled Launchpoint account, an API key, and a server that can hold that key privately.

Create an API key

Go to Dashboard → Settings → Developer and generate a key.Your company needs API access turned on first. While the API stays in private preview, the Developer section is hidden for most companies and enabled only for trusted partners. If it is not there, email Launchpoint support to ask about access.

Copy the key at creation time. Never place it in browser code, mobile apps, logs, or source control.

Store the key on your server

Set the key in your server environment:

export LAUNCHPOINT_API_KEY="lp_pk_..."

Fetch your programs

Pass the key through the x-api-key header:

curl "https://dashboard.launchpointhq.com/api/v1/programs" \
  --header "x-api-key: $LAUNCHPOINT_API_KEY"

const response = await fetch(
  "https://dashboard.launchpointhq.com/api/v1/programs",
  {
    headers: {
      "x-api-key": process.env.LAUNCHPOINT_API_KEY,
    },
  },
);

if (!response.ok) {
  throw new Error(`Launchpoint API returned ${response.status}`);
}

const programs = await response.json();

Read the response

A list request that succeeds comes back with data, page, and total:

{
  "data": [],
  "page": 1,
  "total": 0
}

The X-RateLimit-Limit, X-RateLimit-Remaining, and X-RateLimit-Reset headers are attached to every response.

Use company or agency scope

Any route that supports scope defaults to scope=company, which returns data belonging to the API key’s company only. A parent agency may send scope=agency to cover its own data plus the data of linked brands. Every other key gets a 403 for that scope.

Creator privacy

Creator email addresses are never present in API responses. GET /creators can return a creator phone. That field is null when there is no number on file or your workspace does not have access to creator contact details.

Stay within the rate limit

Each API key gets 100 requests per minute by default, and approved partner accounts get 400 per minute. Anything beyond the limit returns 429.

Handle each error status

Errors come back in this shape:

{ "error": "Invalid request" }

A code is included on some errors.

Status	Meaning
`400`	A required value is missing, or a supplied value is invalid.
`401`	No API key was sent, or the key is invalid.
`403`	The key is not allowed to reach the requested company or agency scope.
`404`	No matching record exists.
`429`	The API key hit its per-minute limit.
`500`	Launchpoint was unable to complete the request.

Work with timestamps and paging

Unless a field states otherwise, timestamps are Unix timestamps in milliseconds. Most list endpoints take page and limit, then return data, page, and total. A few add totalPages.

Pick your next endpoint

Building a jobs board or creator app? Use the creator deals guide to list public opportunities and send creators to Launchpoint. Browse the endpoint groups in the sidebar for deals, programs, posts, analytics, payouts, pay structures, creators, audience, contracts, and creator messages. Want to use the same data from an AI assistant? Follow the MCP setup guide for Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, and other MCP clients.

Get started

Endpoints

Make your first API request

Read the response

Use company or agency scope

Creator privacy

Stay within the rate limit

Handle each error status

Work with timestamps and paging

Pick your next endpoint

​Read the response

​Use company or agency scope

​Creator privacy

​Stay within the rate limit

​Handle each error status

​Work with timestamps and paging

​Pick your next endpoint

Read the response

Use company or agency scope

Creator privacy

Stay within the rate limit

Handle each error status

Work with timestamps and paging

Pick your next endpoint