Outdately API Support (Beta Access)

Outdately provides automated content auditing and monitoring tools that help you keep your website’s content fresh, accurate, and SEO-friendly. While Outdately already delivers powerful scanning, decay reporting, and link analysis through its core platform, full API support is currently under development and will soon be available for developers and integration partners. (outdately.com)

What the API Will Offer

The upcoming Outdately API is designed to enable you to programmatically integrate Outdately’s capabilities into your own applications, workflows, or custom tools. Though specific endpoint details and documentation are still being finalized, the API will ultimately allow you to do things like:

• Initiate content scans directly from your application
• Retrieve audit reports in structured JSON or similar machine-readable formats
• Fetch link rot and decay analytics for specific domains or pages
• Automate workflows that depend on real-time content health data

This will make Outdately’s intelligence usable within CMS platforms, analytics dashboards, SEO tools, business intelligence systems, or any service that needs data about content decay and site health.

Current Availability

The Outdately API is in beta — which means it is not yet publicly available for everyone, and the documentation is still being prepared. However, early access is being offered to interested developers and partners who want to experiment with the API before its official release. (outdately.com)

How to Get Beta Access

To participate in the API beta and get access to the API documentation, credentials, and test environment:

1. Visit Outdately’s website and navigate to Contact or Support. (outdately.com)
2. Submit a request for API beta access, including a brief description of your use case.
3. The Outdately team will follow up with details on how to join the beta program and receive your API key.

Early adopters can help shape the final API by providing feedback on usability, features, and performance during the beta phase.

Developer Support & Documentation

While the API is in beta, the following resources can help you prepare:

• API documentation (once provided) — includes reference endpoints, usage examples, authentication methods, and code snippets.
• Developer support channels — email or community forums to ask questions, report issues, or request new features.
• Best-practice guidelines — standard API design and integration advice to ensure efficient and secure usage.

As Outdately advances its API offering, official documentation and rollout plans will be published on the Outdately website under “Documentation” or “Support.” (outdately.com)