Socify

- Social-first schema, not an Actor store
- Pay per successful lookup, not CU
- Fast sync lookups: not seconds-to-minutes jobs
- No browser farm in your loop
- 100 free credits every month
- 99.97% uptime SLA · live on /status

Apify is an Actor marketplace for web scraping and automation. Socify is built for social builders and agents: no concurrency ceiling, 99.97% uptime SLA, and a focused social schema.
No credit card · 100 free credits every month
GET /api/v1/instagram/user?username=natgeo curl -s 'https://trysocify.com/api/v1/instagram/user?username=natgeo' \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $SOCIFY_KEY" # → { ok, platform, resource, data, meta }

What's missing: you pay for Actor runtime.
Apify bills compute units for Actor runs. A flaky scrape, a long browser session, or a misconfigured Actor still burns CU whether or not you land clean social JSON.
On Socify you never burn compute for a failed Actor run. You pay credits only when a social lookup returns success.
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Socify is a social-data API for builders and agents: nine major networks, credits as the only hard quota, a published uptime SLA, and one Bearer + JSON envelope across every plan.
Create an account, mint a Bearer key, replace Actor runs with Socify’s /api/v1/{platform}/{resource} lookups on the overlapping networks, and drop the browser-farm step from your loop. Most teams swap a thin client wrapper and cut over platform by platform.
No. Apify can scrape almost any site via Actors. Socify focuses on the major social networks builders ship against: Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Threads, Reddit, LinkedIn, Twitch, X, and Snapchat: same surface on every plan.
They are different products. Apify centers on Actors, datasets, and compute units. Socify is REST with a Bearer key and one JSON envelope per social lookup. Expect a client rewrite for the social paths you keep, not an Actor drop-in.
Yes. Keep Apify on production paths while you shadow-read through Socify on the overlapping platforms. Compare payloads and latency, then flip traffic when you are ready: no need for a big-bang cutover.
Start free. 30 seconds to your first API call. 99.97% SLA from the first request.