CSV everywhere
Any /api/v1 list endpoint returns CSV through a format parameter or an explicit Accept header, with the same fields as the JSON response.
Every list endpoint speaks CSV, two new endpoints expose stored SERP observations and backlink rows, and a community connector puts all of it into your own Looker Studio project.
Exports are stored reads. Nothing here triggers a vendor call or moves a usage counter.
Any /api/v1 list endpoint returns CSV through a format parameter or an explicit Accept header, with the same fields as the JSON response.
SERP observations and backlink rows are readable directly, with opaque cursor pagination and an engine filter.
An Apps Script community connector with the full field schema, ready to point at your own instance.
Exported values are neutralized so a cell beginning with a formula character cannot execute when the file is opened.
This illustrative frame mirrors normalized output. It is not a fresh fetch.
| Signal | What the product shows | Source |
|---|---|---|
| SERP observation row | The stored observation with its capture date and engine | Provider observation |
| Backlink row | The stored row as it was last fetched for your site | Provider observation |
| Cursor | Opaque, and valid only for continuing the same read | First-party data |
Cadence, source, and page ceilings stay visible beside every endpoint.
Exports are ordinary reads against your own data, limited by the public API's rate bucket rather than by a plan unit.
Every exported value was already captured and stored. An export never reaches out to a vendor to fill a missing row.
A page returns at most 1000 rows and the connector stops at 10000, so a query cannot quietly become a full-table scan.
Every limit below is enforced in the product, not written on a disclaimer page.
Exports read what is already stored: no vendor call, no metered unit, no usage counter movement. An empty export means nothing was captured, not that nothing exists.
The connector is source you copy into your own Apps Script project pointed at your own instance. It is not published to the Looker gallery, and RankMeFast never holds your key.
Exports require an Agency API key. A page returns at most 1000 rows and the connector stops at 10000, so both sides stay predictable.
Every limit below is enforced by the product, not a disclaimer.
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