Google APIs

274 APIs7,055 Endpoints22 Categories

API Catalog(22 of 274)

Ad Exchange Buyer API II

The Ad Exchange Buyer API II lets Authorized Buyers programmatically manage their accounts on Google's Ad Exchange. It covers client and invitation management, real-time bidding configurations including pretargeting and creatives, auction packages, marketplace programmatic deals (proposals, products, deals, finalized deals), and bidder-level filtering and bid metric reports. Buyers and demand-side platforms use it to provision client buyers, run experiments, troubleshoot bid filtering, and negotiate deals with publishers without using the Authorized Buyers UI.

50 endpoints

Ad Experience Report API

The Ad Experience Report API exposes Google's findings on sites that show ads violating the Better Ads Standards — interruptions like full-page interstitials, auto-playing video with sound, and prestitial countdown ads. It returns the ad-experience status (Failing, Passing, or Not Reviewed) for a single site and a list of all sites currently failing the report. Publishers and ad-quality teams use it to monitor whether their domains are at risk of having Chrome filter ads on them.

2 endpoints

AdMob API

The AdMob API lets mobile app publishers programmatically read account, app, ad unit, and reporting data from their AdMob account. It exposes endpoints to list AdMob accounts the caller has access to, enumerate apps and ad units under each account, and generate network and mediation reports against custom date ranges and dimensions. App publishers and analytics teams use it to feed AdMob earnings into BI dashboards, monitor ad-unit fill rate, and produce reconciliation reports without scraping the AdMob UI.

6 endpoints

AdSense Host API

The AdSense Host API gives AdSense host partners programmatic access to publisher onboarding workflows, ad code generation, and reporting on host-managed publisher accounts. It is intended for platforms that embed AdSense for content into their own products and need to associate end-publisher accounts. The interface is narrow by design and centres on starting and verifying association sessions between the host and a publisher's AdSense account.

2 endpoints

AdSense Management API

The AdSense Management API lets web publishers programmatically read their AdSense inventory and earnings. It exposes operations to enumerate accounts, ad clients, ad units, custom channels, URL channels, sites, payments, alerts, and saved reports, and to generate ad-hoc earnings and performance reports against custom date ranges, dimensions, and metrics. Publishers and analytics teams use it to feed AdSense data into BI dashboards, monitor channel performance, and produce reconciliation reports without scraping the AdSense UI.

25 endpoints

Authorized Buyers Marketplace API

The Authorized Buyers Marketplace API lets authorized programmatic buyers discover publisher inventory, propose private deals, negotiate terms, and manage finalised deals at scale. It exposes operations to send RFPs to publishers, subscribe clients to auction packages, attach creatives to deals, and signal that a deal is ready to serve. Resources are scoped to a buyer account and the API is the integration surface between a DSP or trading desk and Google's Authorized Buyers programmatic marketplace. It does not deliver impressions or report on served traffic.

27 endpoints

Blogger API

The Blogger API exposes Google Blogger blogs, posts, pages, comments, and pageviews so applications can publish, edit, and moderate content programmatically. It supports listing posts by status (draft, live, scheduled), publishing and reverting drafts, searching posts within a blog, and managing the comment moderation queue. The same API powers external content tools, scheduled cross-posters, and migration utilities. Read access works with API keys for public blogs, while authoring requires OAuth-authenticated calls under the blog owner's account.

33 endpoints

Campaign Manager 360 API

Google Campaign Manager 360 (formerly DoubleClick Campaign Manager / DFA Reporting) is an enterprise ad-server and trafficking platform for managing complex digital ad campaigns across display, video, and mobile. The API exposes campaigns, advertisers, creatives, placements, ad assignments, attribution, and reporting so agencies and advertisers can automate large-scale trafficking and pull conversion data programmatically. With 211 endpoints, it covers the full lifecycle from advertiser setup through reporting on file delivery.

211 endpoints

Display & Video 360 API

Google Display & Video 360 (DV360) is the demand-side platform for programmatic media buying across display, video, audio, and connected TV. The API exposes advertisers, campaigns, insertion orders, line items, creatives, audiences, channels, and inventory sources so trading desks can automate planning, activation, optimisation, and reporting at scale. With 150 endpoints, it covers the full workflow from advertiser setup through bid strategy and creative trafficking on the buy side.

150 endpoints

DoubleClick Bid Manager API

The DoubleClick Bid Manager API (DBM, part of Display & Video 360) lets advertisers create, run, and download reports that aggregate spend, impressions, clicks, and conversions across DV360 campaigns, line items, and creatives. Reports are defined as queries with metrics, dimensions, filters, and a schedule, then run on demand or on a recurring cadence. The API exposes the full query lifecycle plus access to historical report files. It is the canonical reporting interface for programmatic display and video buying inside Display & Video 360.

7 endpoints

Firebase Dynamic Links API

The Firebase Dynamic Links API programmatically creates short and managed deep links that survive app installs and route users to specific content inside iOS and Android apps. It exposes endpoints to create short links, create managed short links with metadata, fetch click and install attribution, and retrieve aggregate link analytics. Use it to power referral campaigns, marketing emails, and social shares with deep links that work across web and native platforms.

5 endpoints

Google Marketing Platform Admin API

The Google Marketing Platform Admin API manages organisation-level admin links between a Google Marketing Platform organisation and Google Analytics accounts, including setting Analytics property service levels. It is the administrative control plane for cross-product organisation governance, distinct from the per-product reporting and configuration APIs for Analytics, Search Ads 360, or Display & Video 360. Resources are scoped to a Marketing Platform organisation and operations are synchronous.

5 endpoints

Google My Business API

The Google My Business API (v4) provides programmatic access to manage business location information, reviews, posts, and customer media on Google. It covers accounts, locations, local posts, reviews, media, and insights so businesses can automate updates across Google Search and Maps. Note that newer Business Profile workflows are split across the dedicated mybusiness* APIs (account management, business information, Q&A, verifications, place actions, notifications, lodging) which together replace the older monolithic v4 endpoints.

50 endpoints

Google Search Console API

The Google Search Console API gives programmatic access to Search Console data for verified site owners and to public URL inspection tools. Agents can query search analytics dimensions like clicks, impressions, CTR, and average position, manage verified sites, submit and inspect sitemaps, and run live URL and mobile-friendly checks. Results mirror what site owners see in the Search Console UI and cover the rolling 16-month performance window.

11 endpoints

Local Services API

The Local Services API gives Local Services Ads providers and their agencies programmatic access to two reporting datasets: account-level performance reports summarising spend, leads, and impressions, and detailed lead reports showing per-lead metadata such as charge amount, lead type, and dispute status. It is a read-only API designed for billing reconciliation, lead quality analysis, and feeding LSA performance data into business intelligence systems.

2 endpoints

My Business Business Information API

The My Business Business Information API manages the structured content of Google Business Profile locations — names, addresses, phone numbers, categories, attributes, hours, and service items. It exposes locations, attributes, categories, chains, and Google Locations search resources so businesses can keep listings accurate at scale across Google Search and Maps. Use it together with the Account Management API (for access) and the Verifications API (for new listings) to fully automate Business Profile operations.

11 endpoints

My Business Lodging API

The My Business Lodging API manages lodging-specific attributes for hotels, B&Bs, and other accommodations on Google Business Profile. It exposes a Lodging resource per location that captures amenities, accessibility features, family options, business centre availability, and Google-updated lodging signals so listings appear correctly in Google Search and Google Travel surfaces. Use it together with Business Information for general listing data and Verifications for ownership checks.

3 endpoints

My Business Place Actions API

The My Business Place Actions API manages action links — book, order, reserve, menu, appointments — that appear on Google Business Profile listings in Google Search and Maps. It exposes placeActionLinks per location and a placeActionTypeMetadata listing that explains which action types each country and category supports. Use it to drive bookings and orders directly from a Business Profile panel without sending users to a search results page.

6 endpoints

Real-time Bidding API

The Google Real-time Bidding API lets bidders and buyers manage their RTB integration with Google's Authorized Buyers exchange. It exposes operations to manage bidder endpoints, creatives, pretargeting configurations, user lists, and the publisher and creative review workflows that gate eligibility to bid. The API is the control plane for an RTB integration — bidding traffic itself flows over a separate OpenRTB or Google protocol bidder endpoint.

28 endpoints

Search Ads 360 API

The Search Ads 360 API automates conversion uploads and report downloads for paid search and shopping campaigns managed in Search Ads 360 (the rebranded DoubleClick Search). Advertisers send offline and online conversions, update conversion availability, and pull dimension- and metric-rich reports across agency, advertiser, and engine account hierarchies. The API is the canonical interface for tying back-end revenue, CRM-defined conversions, and saved-column data into Search Ads 360 attribution and reporting.

11 endpoints

Search Ads 360 Reporting API

The Search Ads 360 Reporting API automates the download of search marketing reports from Google's enterprise search-ads management product. Reporting is driven by a query language similar to Google Ads' GAQL: clients submit a search request specifying fields, resource, and filters, and the API streams back rows of campaign, ad group, keyword, or conversion metrics. The API also exposes endpoints to list accessible customers, retrieve resource metadata for the field schema, and read individual resource records by name.

5 endpoints

Web Search Indexing API

The Web Search Indexing API lets site owners notify Google Search when pages are added, updated, or removed so the index can be refreshed faster than crawl-based discovery. It is intended for time-sensitive page types such as job postings and live broadcast events. The API exposes two operations on URL notifications: publishing an update or removal event, and reading the metadata for the most recent notification on a URL.

2 endpoints

Connect Your Agent

Step 1: Jentic One Host machine

# On the machine that will host your Jentic One instance:
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jentic/jentic-one/main/tools/install.sh | sh

Step 2: Agent machine

# On the machine where your agent runs (keep this separate from the instance):
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jentic/jentic-one/main/tools/install.sh | sh
jentic register       # connects your agent to your Jentic One instance

Jentic One is in public beta. The setup above keeps your agent separate from the instance, which is what you want before using real credentials: an agent running as the same OS user as Jentic One can read its stored keys directly. Just evaluating? A single local install is fine to start. See the secure deployment guide for the tiers.