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Quick start

Surfe API gets you all the information you need for the next account you want to close. Let's get you set up swiftly!

Surfe's API uses a user-specific API Key for authentication, which you can manage through the Surfe dashboard. Once you have your key, just include it in the Authorization header (Bearer {api-key}) when making requests.

Set up your API

Create a Surfe account

Go to app.surfe.com, connect with your CRM or start with Google Sheets.

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Get your API Key

Go to your dashboard and generate the key. Image

Jump right in!

You can start by querying a person's information:

curl -X POST "https://api.surfe.com/v1/people/enrichments" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer <token>" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
    "enrichmentType": "email",
    "person": {
      "linkedinUrl": "https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-maurice-chevalier/"
    }
  }'

You can consult all other endpoints in the sidebar section

Most used endpoints

Search for people

Input your persona filters and get a list of people that fit the criteria.

Enrich people

Input a list of users and get their email, mobile numbers and LinkedIn information.

Search for companies

Input your ICP filters and get a list of companies that fit the criteria.

Get company lookalikes

Input a company and get a list of related companies.

Good to Know

Credits

There are 2 types of credits—one for emails, another for mobiles. To see how many credits you have left, head over to Surfe App. You can buy more credits through this link

If you run out or exceed your daily allowance, Surfe returns a 403 Forbidden (insufficient credits) or 429 Too Many Requests (over quota).

Daily Quotas

Endpoints generally allow 2,000 requests/day. See here for more detail about quotas.

Quotas reset daily at midnight (user's local time).

Contact us if you need higher limits, we'll be happy to accomodate!

Rate Limits

Up to 10 requests per second, with bursts up to 20.

Surfe returns 429 Too Many Requests if this is exceeded.

Responses

Surfe uses standard HTTP codes: 2xx (success), 4xx/5xx (errors).

All output is JSON, with code and message fields for clarity.

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