Drip API
Read your Market Intel workspace from your own code, or use Drip Connect from Claude, ChatGPT, and Copilot.
The Drip API brings your Market Intel data into your own tools: a CRM sync, an internal app, a Slack bot, or a dashboard. You can read what a workspace follows and the updates on its page, search stories, articles, and podcast and YouTube clips, and look up full stories, companies, and people.
The API is read-only, and it is meant to be called from your server. Browser calls are not supported.
Drip Connect, Drip's MCP server, gives you the same data inside Claude, ChatGPT, or Microsoft Copilot. Unlike the API, Connect can also change what a workspace follows, after you approve a preview.
Both are included with Market Intel and Enterprise, including the Market Intel trial.
What you can read
| Endpoint | What you get |
|---|---|
GET /v1/workspaces | Your workspaces, with each one's id, name, and type. |
GET /v1/workspaces/{id}/tracking | What a workspace follows: companies, people, and topics, with their settings and alerts. |
GET /v1/workspaces/{id}/updates | The updates on a workspace's page for a time window, with the sources behind them. |
POST /v1/search | Stories, articles, and podcast and YouTube clips from the last 90 days. |
GET /v1/stories/{id} | One story: what happened, how it developed, and the discussion around it. |
GET /v1/companies/{id} and /v1/companies/resolve | A company's profile, leaders, positioning, and updates. Look a company up by name or domain. |
GET /v1/people/{id} and /v1/people/resolve | A person's profile, career, and updates. Look a person up by name. |
GET /v1/items/{id}/passages | Short passages inside one article, podcast, or video, each with a link to that moment. |
Every result cites its original source and links to it. Quotes are limited to 50 words.
Lists come back in pages of 25 by default. Paging and polling explains how to read more and how to check for new updates.
The full API reference is also available as an OpenAPI document, which you can use to generate a client.
Start here
- Getting started: create a key and make your first call.
- Authentication: how API keys work.
- Choosing a workspace
- Errors and rate limits
- Versioning