Google

Google Play Reviews

Retrieve Google Play Reviews data with the existing PrismCrawl authentication, credits, and request-history behavior.

post/v1/google/play/reviews

Request

  • Base URL: https://api.prismcrawl.com
  • URL: https://api.prismcrawl.com/v1/google/play/reviews
  • Auth: API key in header x-api-key

Request body

idstring required

The app's package ID from Google Play search results or the id parameter in its store URL, such as com.google.android.youtube. App and company names are not IDs. Use 1–250 letters, digits, dots, underscores, or hyphens.

countrystring

Two-letter country or storefront code, such as us or gb.

languagestring

Provider-supported language code, such as en.

limitinteger

Maximum number of items to return. The provider may return fewer.

next_page_tokenstring

Copy the opaque next_page_token from the previous response using the same account, search parameters, device, and result limit. Tokens expire after one hour; restart pagination if rejected or expired.

sort_by'newest' | 'relevant' | 'rating'

The provider's supported sort order.

device'desktop' | 'mobile' | 'tablet'

Device presentation for the source request.

htmlboolean

Return the encoded original response rather than parsed JSON.

zero_traceboolean

Do not archive source or parsed response artifacts.

ratinginteger

Return reviews with exactly this star rating.

platform'phone' | 'tablet' | 'watch' | 'chromebook' | 'tv' | 'car'

Filter native reviews by device form factor.

category'apps' | 'books' | 'audiobooks' | 'movies' | 'tv'

A category identifier supported by this operation.

output'json' | 'html' | 'md' | 'null' nullable

Response content format. md returns Markdown in data.content with data.format=md; the JSON success/request envelope remains. Accept: text/markdown also selects Markdown unless output or html=true is explicit. html is an alias for html=true and retains the existing Brotli/Base64 source format.

json_restrictorstring nullable

Select fields within data.content for JSON or Markdown. Supports comma-separated paths, non-negative array indices, half-open slices [0:3] (either bound may be omitted), [] and .{nested,subqueries}. Up to128 selections and16 levels. Missing fields are omitted; selected declared fields retain their zero defaults. The request envelope and credit headers remain. Include next_page_token when pagination is needed. Incompatible with HTML output. This changes response presentation only; tracing-enabled history retains the complete JSON result.

no_cacheboolean nullable

Accepted for compatibility. Searches are always fetched without a result cache for either value; normal successful-request billing applies.

Example request

{
  "json_restrictor": "results[].{title,url},has_next_page,next_page_token"
}

Response

Request completed. One credit is charged, including recognized empty or unavailable source results and source inventory changes discovered after a valid continuation is fetched. These completed responses may preserve verified partial results; operational failures remain errors.

successtrue required
request_idstring uuid required

Changes

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