Developer documentation

MonetizeGroup developer resources & API documentation

Build automated media-buying workflows or integrate Facebook group listings programmatically with the Monetize Group Marketplace REST API.

OpenAPI 3.1 specification

Strict machine-readable JSON schema defining all request payloads, parameters, responses, and security schemes.

Inspect openapi.json→

Accept: text/markdown

Full compliance with acceptmarkdown.com. Pass the header to receive lightweight token-efficient markdown representations.

Content negotiation guide→

MonetizeGroup authentication and API keys

All API requests must be authenticated using either a session cookie (`better-auth.session_token`), a Bearer token in the `Authorization` header, or an `X-API-Key` header issued to programmatic accounts.

HTTP Request Header Example
GET /api/groups?niche=Tech HTTP/1.1
Host: monetizegrouphq.com
Authorization: Bearer <YOUR_API_TOKEN>
Accept: application/json

MonetizeGroup marketplace REST API

Core endpoints for browsing verified Facebook groups, managing orders, configuring 24-hour pinned posts, and tracking fulfillment proof URLs.

GET/api/groups
?niche=Tech&owner_id=usr-123

Filter verified Facebook groups by member size, category niche, and base sponsorship rates.

POST/api/groups
{ name, url, niche, member_count, base_price }

Submit a new Facebook group for automated description token scanning and marketplace indexing.

GET/api/orders
?role=buyer

Query campaign orders where the user is either merchant (buyer) or group administrator (seller).

POST/api/orders
{ group_id, total_price, post_copy, is_pinned, is_tagged }

Book a sponsored post placement with prepaid balance reservation and 48-hour delivery protection.

GET/api/orders/{id}
path: id (e.g. ord-88319)

Audit campaign delivery progress, verify live Facebook permalink proof, and check payout release status.

Markdown content negotiation (acceptmarkdown.com)

Monetize Group fully implements the RFC-compliant HTTP content negotiation standard defined by acceptmarkdown.com. Autonomous agents can consume any page on our apex domain as clean Markdown.

# Curl example requesting Markdown
curl -H "Accept: text/markdown" https://monetizegrouphq.com/
# Server Response Headers:
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Content-Type: text/markdown; charset=utf-8
Vary: Accept, Accept-Encoding
When requesting nonexistent paths with `Accept: text/markdown`, the server returns HTTP 404 with a recovery Markdown body containing direct pointers to `/sitemap.xml`, `/llms.txt`, and this developer portal.