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The Abusive Experience Report API lets you retrieve a catalog of sites that have been identified as having abusive experiences via the /v1/violatingSites endpoint, and fetch a detailed summary for any specific site using /v1/{name} where the name follows the sites/{site} format.
Retrieves the list of AMP URLs (and equivalent AMP Cache URLs) for a given list of public URL(s).
An API for controlling access to data by Google personnel.
The Access Context Manager API lets you create, list, update, and delete AccessPolicies, their Access Levels, and Service Perimeters within a Google Cloud organization, using long‑running operations to track provisioning and removal of these resources.
Allows retrieval of the current ACME DNS-01 challenge set for a specified root domain (including its subdomains) and the rotation of those challenges, optionally pruning records older than 30 days.
The Ad Exchange Buyer API lets buyers programmatically manage their accounts, billing budgets, and creatives, and retrieve performance reports. It also provides endpoints for marketplace operations such as creating and updating proposals, deals, notes, pre‑targeting configurations, private‑auction proposals, product queries, and publisher profiles.
Accesses the latest features for managing Authorized Buyers accounts, Real-Time Bidding configurations and auction metrics, and Marketplace programmatic deals.
The Ad Experience Report API provides endpoints to list all sites that are flagged for ad‑experience violations on any platform, and to retrieve the detailed Ad Experience Report summary for a specific site identified by its URL‑encoded name.
The Admin SDK API provides Google Workspace administrators with programmatic access to manage core directory resources—including customers, roles, buildings, organizational units, and both Chrome OS and mobile devices—supporting creation, retrieval, update (including patch), deletion, and actions such as moving devices, issuing commands, and deprovisioning.
The AdMob API allows publishers to programmatically get information about their AdMob account.
The AdSense Host API enables publishers to manage their hosted AdSense accounts and associated resources—such as ad clients, ad units, custom channels, and URL channels—through CRUD operations, retrieve ad code for specific units, and generate performance reports for selected accounts.
The AdSense Management API provides programmatic access to a publisher’s AdSense account, allowing retrieval of account details, ad clients, ad units, custom and URL channels, alerts and payments, and enabling generation of performance reports with customizable dimensions, metrics, filters and date ranges.
The Advisory Notifications API provides read‑only access to advisory notification resources, allowing you to retrieve a single notification by its full resource name or list notifications under a specific organization and location, with optional language localization, pagination, and view selection.
The AI Platform Training & Prediction API provides REST endpoints to create and manage machine‑learning models, their versions, training and batch‑prediction jobs, and hyperparameter‑tuning studies and trials, and includes operations for online prediction, explanation, version control, and administrative tasks such as IAM policy handling and operation monitoring.
The Analytics Hub API lets you create, list, retrieve, update, and delete Data Exchanges and their Listings, subscribe to a Listing (which creates a linked BigQuery dataset for the subscriber), and manage IAM policies for these resources.
The Analytics Reporting API provides endpoints to retrieve batch analytics report data and to search for user activity information.
The Android Device Provisioning Partner API lets reseller partners and vendors manage zero‑touch enrollment for Android devices, including claiming and un‑claiming devices, updating reseller metadata, creating and applying configurations, and managing customers, vendors, and device‑policy controllers.
The Android Management API offers REST operations for administrating Android‑Enterprise resources: creating and listing enterprises, enrollment tokens, policies, devices and web apps, as well as issuing device commands and managing related long‑running operations.
The API Discovery Service provides a way to list the Google APIs available at the endpoint (optionally filtered by name or preferred version) and to retrieve the REST discovery document for a specific API and version.
Offers full lifecycle management of API keys as global resources, allowing you to create, list, retrieve metadata, fetch the raw key string, update mutable fields, delete (with a 30‑day recovery window), undelete, and look up the owning project of a key.
Use the Apigee API to programmatically develop and manage APIs with a set of RESTful operations. Develop and secure API proxies, deploy and undeploy API proxy revisions, monitor APIs, configure environments, manage users, and more. Note: This product is available as a free trial for a time period of 60 days.
Provisions and manages developers' App Engine applications.
The Application Integration API lets you programmatically manage integration resources—including auth configurations, certificates, client settings, and Salesforce channels—and perform lifecycle actions such as creating, editing, publishing, executing, scheduling, and resolving suspensions for integrations, as well as handling token generation and region enumeration.
The Apps Script API provides programmatic management of Google Apps Script projects—including creating projects, reading and updating their code files, handling deployments and immutable versions, retrieving execution metrics and process listings—and also allows executing a script function via the `run` endpoint.
The Area120 Tables API enables programmatic access to Google Area120 Tables, allowing users to list their tables and workspaces and to create, retrieve, update, delete, and batch‑process rows within those tables.
Store and manage build artifacts in a scalable and integrated service built on Google infrastructure.
The Authorized Buyers Marketplace API lets buyers programmatically discover inventory; propose, retrieve and negotiate deals with publishers.
Searches the live web (via Tavily) and only shows results already confirmed reachable right now — not yet in the catalog. This costs a real request each time you click search.
