Pagination

The Sponsors API returns paginated results.

Each response includes a data array with the sponsors for the current page, a meta object with pagination details, and a links object with URLs for moving between pages.

Example response

1{
2 "data": [
3 {
4 "id": "3589eeb4-5f9d-4f07-8a43-8f9fff079853",
5 "name": "01Living",
6 "industry": "Retail",
7 "slug": "01living",
8 "company_type": "self-owned",
9 "description": "01Living offers premium teaware and tea display products for retailers and tea lovers, focusing on sustainable, design-forward items crafted to elevate retail spaces and gifting experiences. The catalog includes all teaware, display products, and wbottle accessories, with a retail and wholesale orientation across geographic regions mentioned on the site. The brand emphasizes modern tea culture and quality craftsmanship for tea enthusiasts and professional shops.",
10 "employee_count": "1-10",
11 "founded": 2015,
12 "revenue": null,
13 "most_recent_newsletter_feature": "House Outlook",
14 "most_common_newsletter_feature": "House Outlook",
15 "socials": {
16 "web_url": "https://01living.com",
17 "linkedin_url": "https://www.linkedin.com/company/01living"
18 },
19 "location": {
20 "country": "Australia",
21 "state": null,
22 "city": null
23 },
24 "last_seen_date": "2026-04-20",
25 "first_seen_date": "2026-04-20",
26 "status": "active"
27 },
28 {
29 "id": "467f67bb-9d34-4ad0-8cdb-0bfdc0bb8305",
30 "name": "1440",
31 "industry": "Business Services",
32 "slug": "1440",
33 "company_type": "private",
34 "description": "1440 is a knowledge-driven company that offers a daily digest newsletter aimed at intellectually curious individuals. With over 3.6 million subscribers, it curates facts-driven information from more than 100 sources across various topics including culture, science, sports, politics, and business, all presented in a concise five-minute read.",
35 "employee_count": "51-200",
36 "founded": 2017,
37 "revenue": "1m-10m",
38 "most_recent_newsletter_feature": "Quartz Washington",
39 "most_common_newsletter_feature": "Geopolitics Daily",
40 "socials": {
41 "web_url": "https://join1440.com",
42 "linkedin_url": "https://www.linkedin.com/company/join1440media"
43 },
44 "location": {
45 "country": "United States",
46 "state": "Illinois",
47 "city": "Chicago"
48 },
49 "last_seen_date": "2026-06-25",
50 "first_seen_date": "2025-07-25",
51 "status": "trending"
52 }
53 ],
54 "meta": {
55 "total": 100,
56 "per_page": 50,
57 "current_page": 1,
58 "last_page": 2
59 },
60 "links": {
61 "first": "https://platform.appeared.in/api/public/v1/sponsors?page=1",
62 "last": "https://platform.appeared.in/api/public/v1/sponsors?page=2",
63 "prev": null,
64 "next": "https://platform.appeared.in/api/public/v1/sponsors?page=2"
65 }
66}

Fetching the next page

Use links.next to fetch the next page of results.

If links.next is a URL, send another request to that URL with the same API token. If links.next is null, you are already on the last page.

For example, the response above shows:

$https://platform.appeared.in/api/public/v1/sponsors?page=2

That URL returns page 2. Continue following links.next until it returns null.

Reading pagination metadata

  • meta.total is the total number of matching sponsors.
  • meta.per_page is the number of sponsors returned per page.
  • meta.current_page is the page you are currently viewing.
  • meta.last_page is the final page number.