Get raw request logs
The raw request feed with the in-app Logs tab’s filters (path, status code, bots-only, host, sitemap-only). Cursor-paginated: pass the previous response’s nextCursor.timestamp and nextCursor.event_id back as cursorTimestamp and cursorEventId. limit defaults to 25, max 100.
ip_address and user_agent are deliberately not returned — the IP is personal data with no analytical value once country is present, and the user-agent is superseded by the resolved botName / botVendor.
Authorizations
A Searchable API key, created under Settings → Workspace → Integrations. Send as Authorization: Bearer sea_xxxxx. Every key carries one or more scopes (read, write, admin) and may optionally be bound to a single project — see Getting started.
Path Parameters
The project id.
Query Parameters
Lookback window in days. Default and maximum vary by endpoint — see the operation description.
x >= 1Start of an absolute window (inclusive, UTC). Accepts YYYY-MM-DD or a full ISO timestamp. Requires to, and is mutually exclusive with days — sending both returns 400 invalid_argument. A range longer than the endpoint's maximum is rejected rather than clamped.
"2026-03-01"
End of an absolute window (inclusive, UTC). Accepts YYYY-MM-DD or a full ISO timestamp. Requires from.
"2026-03-31"
Comma-separated hostnames to narrow the report to. Useful on multi-domain projects; omit for every host in the project.
"blog.acme.com"
Page size. Defaults and caps vary by endpoint (see each operation's description); big list endpoints (cited domains/URLs, prompts, opportunities) cap at 1000, issues at 5000. Values above an endpoint's cap are clamped server-side, never rejected.
x >= 1Substring match on the request path.
Exact HTTP status code.
Restrict to crawler requests.
Restrict to sitemap-listed paths.
The previous page's nextCursor.timestamp.
The previous page's nextCursor.event_id.