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Influencer Campaign Analytics API - Posts, Creators, Storyclash

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Influencer Campaign Analytics API - Posts, Creators, Storyclash

Influencer Campaign Analytics API - Posts, Creators, Storyclash

Export influencer campaign data from your own Storyclash account: every campaign, every tracked post on Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook and X with reach, interactions and media value, and every creator with followers, cost, shop sales and link clicks. Read only. Bring your own token.

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Export your influencer campaign results from Storyclash into a dataset, a spreadsheet or a warehouse, with one row per campaign, tracked post or creator. Uses your own Storyclash API token, never changes anything in your account, and charges only for rows that carry data.

What it collects

  • Campaigns and market reports: every campaign in your account with its ID, name, start and end date, folder and type, plus the link to it in the app.
  • Campaign posts on Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook and X: publication time, platform, post type (post, story, reel, video, shorts), media type, text, direct link, swipe-up link, your tags, mentioned accounts, likes, comments, shares, interactions, video views and length, engagement rate, estimated reach and estimated media value (EMV).
  • The creator behind each post, joined in: name or alias, creator type (influencer, brand, media), country, handle, profile URL and follower count on the post's platform.
  • Campaign creators, including those who have not posted yet: handles, profile URLs and followers on every platform, category, country, language, your additional fields, the cost you assigned, and the shop integration sales (revenue, ROAS, conversions, new and returning customers, discount code usage, average order value) and tracked link data (clicks, top country, city, device and referrer).
  • Filters: a time window inside the campaign, platforms and post types for posts, and campaign or market report for the list.
  • Read only, pay per result, bring your own token.

Input

FieldWhat it does
What to readCampaigns (default, needs nothing else), campaign posts or campaign creators.
Campaign IDsPosts and creators. The number in app.storyclash.com/campaigns/detail/1234, or the whole URL. Up to 100 per run.
Start date / End datePosts and creators. A window inside the campaign period, as YYYY-MM-DD, an ISO timestamp or unix seconds.
Platforms / Post typesPosts. Keep only Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook or X posts, and only posts, stories, reels, videos or shorts.
Campaign typeCampaigns. All, campaigns or market reports.
Maximum resultsRow cap for the run.
Requests per minutePacing.
API tokenYour own Storyclash API token, as a secret input.

Run the campaigns mode first, then the posts or creators mode with the campaign IDs it lists.

Limits on the Storyclash side

  • Posts come 1,000 per page; the actor pages on its own until the campaign is read or the row cap is hit.
  • One request per hour for each result page of a campaign. Ten campaigns can each be read in full once an hour. While Storyclash sets up a new API account the limit is one request every 10 seconds, which is the actor's default pace.
  • At most 250,000 posts per account. The provider answers "Maximum results reached" past that, and the actor stops with a note.
  • The time window can only narrow the campaign period set in the app, never extend it.

FAQ

What is an influencer campaign analytics API used for?

Moving campaign results out of the Storyclash dashboard into your own reporting. An agency pulls every post of a client campaign with reach, interactions and EMV into Looker Studio or Power BI. A brand team joins creator cost with shop revenue and ROAS to rank creators by return. An analyst loads all campaigns into a warehouse each week to compare platforms, formats and creator tiers.

Which data source does this actor read?

The Storyclash external API at app.storyclash.com, through the two read routes in the public Storyclash API documentation: the campaign list and the campaign data route (campaign, posts and creators). Storyclash is an influencer marketing platform from Linz, Austria; its API host and documentation were checked live on 2026-10-04.

Do I need a Storyclash API token?

Yes. This actor is bring-your-own-token and never ships one. Storyclash issues the API token on request: ask your Storyclash customer success manager to activate the API for your account. Paste the token into the input, or set it once as the DATA_API_KEY environment secret. A missing or refused token ends the run cleanly with a message saying which it was.

How do I get every post of a campaign with reach and EMV?

Choose the posts mode and set the campaign ID. Each row is one post, with estimatedReach, interactions, estimatedMediaValue, likes, comments, shares, videoViews and engagementRate, plus the creator's name, handle, country and followers on that platform. Add platforms or post types to narrow it, or a start and end date to read one week.

How do I see which creators drove sales?

Choose the creators mode with the campaign ID. With the Storyclash shop integration connected, each creator row carries revenue, roas, the conversion counts and every other shop field with a shop_ prefix, the tracked link clicks with a link_ prefix, and the cost you assigned.

Can this actor change anything in my Storyclash account?

No. Both calls are GETs. The creator import route, which adds creators to your account, is not used. The token travels as a URL parameter as Storyclash requires; the actor never logs it and strips it from any error text.

How is it priced?

Pay per result: one price per campaign listed, one per post and one per creator, the creator being the richest record. Rows that find nothing, and posts removed by your filters, are free. Your Storyclash subscription applies separately.

Example output

{
"mode": "posts",
"modeLabel": "Campaign posts",
"recordType": "post",
"found": true,
"campaignId": 1234,
"campaignName": "Spring launch 2026",
"id": 987654,
"name": "Jane Example",
"date": "2026-04-03T17:21:01.000Z",
"platform": "Instagram",
"postType": "Reel",
"creatorId": 123,
"creatorName": "Jane Example",
"creatorType": "influencer",
"country": "DE",
"followers": 184000,
"interactions": 9120,
"estimatedReach": 61200,
"estimatedMediaValue": 1450,
"url": "https://www.instagram.com/reel/EXAMPLE/",
"timestamp": 1775236861,
"mediaType": "Video",
"text": "Our spring picks are here #ad",
"directLink": "https://www.instagram.com/reel/EXAMPLE/",
"linkedUrl": null,
"linkToPost": "https://app.storyclash.com/campaigns/detail/1234?postId=987654",
"tags": ["paid"],
"likes": 8700,
"comments": 320,
"shares": 100,
"videoViews": 74000,
"videoLength": 28,
"engagementRate": 4.96,
"mentions": [{ "handle": "@examplebrand", "creatorType": "brand" }],
"creatorHandle": "jane.example",
"creatorProfileUrl": "https://www.instagram.com/jane.example/",
"retrievedAt": "2026-10-04T09:14:52.118Z",
"note": null
}

Values are illustrative; every field is one the provider documents. Creator rows carry the provider's creator fields under their own names (urlInstagram, followersTiktok, youtubeName, additionalFields, cost and so on) plus shop_* and link_* columns; campaign rows carry startDate, endDate, folderName and campaignType.

Keyword map

influencer campaign analytics API, influencer marketing API, influencer reporting API, campaign performance export, creator analytics, Instagram Reels and Stories metrics, TikTok campaign metrics, YouTube Shorts metrics, estimated media value (EMV), influencer ROI and ROAS, influencer shop sales, tracked link clicks, Storyclash API, Storyclash campaign export, Storyclash creator data.