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The Geekflare API Dashboard includes a near real-time log viewer. This allows you to monitor your API usage and debug failed requests. To view your logs, log in to the Geekflare Dashboard and click on API Logs in the left-hand sidebar. API Logs

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Log Details

API logs appear in your dashboard in near real-time. Each log entry provides information to help you understand your API usage:
  • Timestamp: The exact date and time the API request was received.
  • Endpoint: The specific Geekflare API endpoint that was called (e.g., /scraping, /screenshot, /up).
  • Target URL: The actual website URL you passed inside your request’s body payload (e.g., {"url": "https://example.com"}).
  • HTTP Status: The response code returned by our API (e.g., 200 OK, 400 Bad Request, 429 Too Many Requests, 500 Server Error).

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Searching & Filtering

When you are sending thousands of requests, finding a specific error can be difficult. The API Logs page includes search and filtering options to help you pinpoint exactly what you are looking for:
  • Search by URL: Use the search bar to find requests made to a specific target URL.
  • Filter by Endpoint: Narrow down your logs to only show traffic for a specific API endpoint request.
  • Filter by Status Code: Quickly isolate errors by filtering for 4xx or 5xx HTTP status codes.
  • Date Range: Select a specific start and end date to view historical API activity.

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Team Access

For users on our paid plans, you can invite your teams to your workspace. Once invited, team members can log in to view API logs, API keys, and troubleshoot issues without needing access to your personal login credentials. 👉 Learn about Teams & Workspaces