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What Is the Feedspace REST API?

Last updated on June 15, 2026

Overview

The Feedspace REST API is a JSON-based HTTP API that gives developers direct, programmatic access to their Feedspace workspace. Using the API, you can submit reviews from your own application, retrieve reviews to display in a custom UI, automate review pipelines, and sync Feedspace data with external systems, all without logging in to the Feedspace dashboard.

Complete reference documentation is available at docs.feedspace.io.

Key Characteristics

  • Protocol: HTTPS
  • Data format: JSON for all request bodies and responses
  • Base URL: https://api.feedspace.io
  • Authentication: Bearer token (your API Key from the Feedspace Automation tab)

Common Use Cases

The Feedspace REST API is suited for any scenario where you need to integrate review data into your own systems or workflows:

  • Submit reviews from your app or checkout flow: Automatically create a review or testimonial record in Feedspace the moment a customer completes a purchase or finishes an onboarding step in your product.
  • Fetch reviews for a custom UI: Pull review data into your own website, mobile app, or internal dashboard without relying on Feedspace embed widgets.
  • Build automated review pipelines: Create, tag, or update reviews in bulk as part of a data pipeline or scheduled job.
  • Sync with a CRM or database: Keep Feedspace review data in sync with HubSpot, Salesforce, Airtable, or any internal database by reading and writing via the API.

Authentication

All API requests must include your API Key as a Bearer token in the Authorization header:

Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY

To find your API Key in Feedspace:

  1. Go to your workspace and open the Automation section.
  2. Click the API tab.
  3. Copy the API Key shown there.

Keep your API Key private. Do not expose it in client-side JavaScript or public repositories.

REST API vs. Webhooks

The Feedspace REST API and Feedspace Webhooks serve complementary but distinct purposes:

  • REST API (pull and push): Your server initiates requests to Feedspace. You control when data is fetched or submitted. Suitable for reading review data on demand, submitting reviews from your backend, and batch operations.
  • Webhooks (push only): Feedspace initiates requests to your server whenever a specified event occurs, such as a new review being submitted. Your server receives the data passively without polling.

Use the REST API when your system needs to query or write data on its own schedule. Use Webhooks when you want Feedspace to notify your server in real time as events happen.

Getting Started

To start using the Feedspace REST API:

  1. Retrieve your API Key from Automation > API in your Feedspace workspace.
  2. Review the available endpoints in the official API documentation.
  3. Make your first request using a tool such as Postman or curl to confirm authentication and explore responses.
  4. Integrate the API calls into your application or pipeline using the HTTP client of your choice.

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