cporter202/API-mega-list

This GitHub repo is a powerhouse collection of APIs you can start using immediately to build everything from simple automations to full-scale applications. One of the most valuable API lists on GitHub—period. 💪

API Mega List is a GitHub repository that acts as a large, curated directory of ready-to-use APIs. It claims to be the most comprehensive collection of its kind on GitHub, containing 11,860 core directory APIs plus 200 sponsored partner listings. The project is actively maintained and updated daily (as indicated by its badges).

The list is organized into 24 categories, including Agents, AI, Automation, Business, Developer Tools, Ecommerce, Education, Games, Integrations, Jobs, Lead Generation, Marketing, MCP Servers, News, Open Source, Real Estate, SEO Tools, Social Media, Sports, Travel, and Videos. Each category has a specific number of APIs (for example, Automation has 5,653 APIs, AI has 1,555, and Social Media has 2,786). The repository also includes a separate section for Featured APIs.

Each API entry typically provides a name, a short description, and a link to the actual API service (many examples point to Apify, a platform for web scraping and automation). The README suggests that these APIs can be used for building web scrapers, automating workflows, processing data, creating AI-powered tools, and more—covering use cases like data collection, lead generation, e-commerce monitoring, social media analysis, real estate data, job market aggregation, and AI integration.

The project also includes a sponsored section (APIMesa) and encourages users to star the repository to support its maintenance. Overall, it serves as a one-stop reference for developers looking to find and integrate third-party APIs into their applications.

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