StackDeal API docs for the sample-first growth engine
These docs explain how the free tools connect to production workflows. They are built for teams that want to test fast and then operationalize lookup, scraping, and FSBO workflows inside StackDeal.
What do the StackDeal docs cover?
StackDeal docs explain how to test the free lead magnets quickly, what the production API surfaces look like, and how the data moves into the wider workflow. The goal is not isolated API usage. The goal is a real operating system.
How to use the docs
Start with the tool that best matches your first win, validate it with a free sample, then move into the docs when you are ready to productionize the workflow and connect it to outreach, CRM, and routing.
Pick the API by workflow
Choose Skip Tracer for owner/contact context, Email Scraper for website extraction, and FSBO Leads for market visibility and recurring watch workflows.
Use the free sample before implementation
The sample-first motion lowers friction and proves the workflow before you invest time in a deeper integration.
Expand into StackDeal execution
Once the API proves useful, route the output into the platform for filters, prioritization, and team execution.
Frequently asked questions
Are these docs meant for real estate workflows or generic scraping?
They are meant for real estate lead-generation workflows first. The docs explain the endpoints, but they also explain where each API fits into the StackDeal operating motion.
Should I start with API access or a free sample?
Start with the free sample when you want a quick proof point, then move into API access when you are ready to make the workflow repeatable.
What should these docs link to next?
They should link to the public tool pages, comparison pages, and proof pages so evaluation intent turns into product exploration cleanly.