Two APIs.
One DataMoon.
Ship audience targeting, intent signals, and contact enrichment straight into your stack. Two HTTP APIs, one set of credentials, zero SDK lock-in.
Platform API
docs.datamoon.comThe system of record for audiences, pixel results, and contact enrichment. Everything your dashboard does — exposed as HTTP.
https://<tenant>/api/v2/...X-Api-Key— module / extension endpointsapi_key— legacy pixel, results, enrichment
- Audience query & saved segments
- Pixel ingestion & results
- Person, email & phone enrichment
- B2B & B2C topic taxonomy
Intent Data API
intentdocs.datamoon.comConvert third-party intent signals into ranked accounts and enrichable people. Async exports land in your bucket; enrichment hits in milliseconds.
https://intentapi.datamoon.comX-API-Key— all endpoints; 401 on invalid keys
- Real-time intent feeds
- Async CSV exports to S3
- Org-level credit accounting
- Multi-bundle contact enrichment
One header. Real data in the next request.
Both APIs return JSON, paginate predictably, and surface clear error codes. Drop these snippets into a terminal and you're live.
# Query an audience segment
curl https://<tenant>/api/v2/audiences/search \
-H "X-Api-Key: $DATAMOON_KEY" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"filters": { "topics": ["cybersecurity"] },
"limit": 100
}'# Kick off an intent export
curl https://intentapi.datamoon.com/exports \
-H "X-API-Key: $DATAMOON_KEY" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"feed_id": "in_market_b2b",
"bundles": ["person", "email", "phone"]
}'Keys you control
Issue, scope, and rotate API keys from the DataMoon dashboard. Every key is bound to your organization and revocable in one click.
Header-based auth
Standard X-Api-Key headers across both APIs. No OAuth dance, no signed requests, no SDK lock-in — just HTTP.
Live OpenAPI playground
Every endpoint ships with a hosted reference at /api. Test calls, inspect schemas, and copy production-ready snippets before you write a line of code.
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