The Marketplace API

The Marketplace API is a read and write API for the Investorlift marketplace, Mogul. It answers at https://api.investorlift.com/marketplace/v1. A seller creates and publishes deals from a CRM and gets every buyer action back. A buyer searches the deals Mogul shows them and makes offers from their own tools. The token is an OAuth token for your Investorlift account, and no call costs a God Mode credit. A publish spends the organization’s Mogul credits, as it does in the app.

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Two sides and one profile

Every route lives under one side. The token names a person. On every request the API loads that person’s organization, role and designations. A /sell/ route needs an organization with the seller designation. A /buy/ route needs the buyer designation. One account with both designations uses both sides with one token. GET /me answers the sides the token reaches, the trust tier, the remainder of each cap today and the terms each side accepted. Call it first.

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Who it is for

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What sellers get

• The deal lifecycle the app has. You create a draft, add photos and the acquisition contract, publish, and move the deal through the app’s own status rules.
• The same paid path as the app. A publish spends the organization’s Mogul credits, and the API charges no card.
• A log of an offer you took off the platform.
• Every offer, inquiry, address request and lead on your deals, two ways: signed webhooks, and an ordered events feed for replay.
• Your own offers, with accept, decline and counter.
• The buyer’s email and phone on your own leads, with contacts:read and the owner or admin role.

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What buyers get

• The deals you already see on Mogul, under the same visibility rules and the same address gate, 25 to a page.
• The actions that move a deal: an offer, a counter, an inquiry, an address request.
• A two-step offer. The preview shows the deal’s terms and your standing and writes nothing. The submit sends the preview’s token back, and the API runs every check again.
• A seller’s public profile and reviews, one seller at a time.
• Your buy boxes and your proof of funds.

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What it never returns, at any scope

• The recommendation lists, the shared and rented buyers, and any buyer who has not acted on your own deal.
• The contract price and the spread of a deal, to anyone but its seller.
• Another buyer’s offers, the count of offers on a deal, or the high offer.
• A cross-seller review table or ranking, and the identity of a reviewer.
• The seller’s own phone and email in a buyer-side read. The seller stub carries the Investorlift tracking number, or null.
• The live inventory as a bulk feed. A daily deal budget counts every deal row a buyer token gets.
• Any God Mode field.

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How it differs from the God Mode API

The God Mode /v1/deals route keeps its name and serves deed records. The Marketplace API takes no zpka_ key. The two APIs share the gateway, this site and the shape of a problem body, and nothing else.

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The private beta

The API answers only for accounts Investorlift has enabled. Access says how to ask, what a personal client and a registered application get, and what the beta costs. Investorlift plans a sandbox, and none is available yet, so every call in the beta reaches production data for the signed-in account. The route shapes on these pages come from the OpenAPI document of the origin, and the reference renders that document. A shape can change before the beta ends. The changelog records every change.

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