Questions & answers

Frequently asked questions

What javinfo does, how access works, and what happens to request data.

What is javinfo?
javinfo is a JAV metadata search API. It checks registered providers in priority order and returns the first valid match in one response shape, no matter which provider answered. It indexes metadata only; it does not host or stream video.
How do I get access?
Sign up at app.javinfo.dev to get a key and manage billing. The API is also available on RapidAPI if you prefer.
Where does the metadata come from?
javinfo uses a unified metadata database plus scrapers for other providers. You send one query; javinfo handles the source lookup and returns the result in the same format each time.
Does javinfo host or stream videos?
No. javinfo returns metadata: titles, cast, release info, and cover art references from public third-party providers. There are no streams and no hosted files here. It is a search tool, not a tube site.
What does it cost?
Pricing is usage-based and managed in the app: $0.0008 per result on /movie, $0.0004 per /query call of up to 10 results, and $0.0005 per /idols call of up to 10 results (larger pages scale with num). Top up with Apple Pay, Google Pay or crypto, credited 1:1 — top-ups from $15 roll up to +2%, and $50 or more rolls up to +10%; under $15 there's no bonus. It's also available on RapidAPI.
Is it free?
New signups get a free limited trial, no credit card required. After that it's usage-based — $0.0008 per /movie result, $0.0004 per /query call of up to 10 results, and $0.0005 per /idols call of up to 10 results. Sign up at app.javinfo.dev; it's also on RapidAPI.
Do you track me or store my searches?
We don't sell or share request data, and we don't build ad profiles from searches. Authentication and billing are handled by the app (RapidAPI remains an option). See the privacy policy for the full picture.
Can I use it with AI agents and LLMs?
Yes. javinfo is API-first, and the response shape is predictable enough for agents and tools. The site also exposes llms.txt and RFC 8288 discovery headers for crawlers and agents.

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