Browse Streaming Catalogs by Service and Filters
View all Streaming Availability endpoints →Search available movies and series in one required country. catalogs accepts up to 32 comma-separated filters: a service ID such as netflix, a service plus access type such as prime.subscription, or service.addon.addon_id using an add-on ID from the country directory. A bare service ID includes its supported viewing types, not just subscription-included titles; multiple catalogs match any listed catalog. Omit catalogs to search all available catalogs in that country. Combine genre IDs from get-genres using genres_relation=and or or, match a keyword in the title or overview, restrict original language, and set year or rating bounds. order_by supports title, release date, rating and the listed popularity periods; use order_direction=desc for highest-rated results first. The observed US Netflix movie request returned a raw object with shows, hasMore and nextCursor. Each show contained identifiers, title, releaseYear, overview, genres, cast, rating, runtime, imageSet and streamingOptions.us, potentially including services beyond the selected catalog. Follow nextCursor only when hasMore is true and preserve every other filter. The observed nonexistent keyword returned exactly shows:[] and hasMore:false, with no nextCursor. Movie or show-level pages contain 20 results; documented series page sizes vary with series_granularity. This endpoint returns discovery metadata and service links, not playable media.
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/api/project/streaming-availability/search-shows-by-filters API Response (JSON)
{} curl -X GET 'https://api.opendata-api.com/api/project/streaming-availability/search-shows-by-filters?key=<API_KEY>&country=<country>&genres_relation=and&order_by=original_title&output_language=en&series_granularity=show'
Query Result
Use Cases
- Build a what-can-I-watch finder using subscription-specific catalogs for the services a viewer already subscribes to.
- Publish a highest-rated Netflix US movie collection while retaining links to any other returned viewing options in the same country.
- Collect a filtered regional catalog by following nextCursor with unchanged filters until hasMore becomes false.
- Create genre-and-year recommendation shelves that combine returned genre IDs with original-language and rating constraints.
Frequently asked questions
How can I browse the Netflix US movie catalog?
Set country=us, catalogs=netflix and show_type=movie, then add genre, year or rating constraints as needed. Read shows from the response and continue with nextCursor only when hasMore is true. Catalog availability reflects the current response, not a permanent coverage guarantee.
How do I restrict discovery to subscription access rather than rentals or purchases?
Discover the service ID and supported access types in the selected country's directory, then use a selector such as prime.subscription. A bare service ID is not subscription-only. Inspect each returned viewing option's type, price and add-on requirements before presenting access.
Can I change a year or service filter while continuing with a cursor?
No. Preserve country, catalogs, genres, ordering and all other filters when passing nextCursor as cursor. After changing filters, remove the old cursor and start a new search. Stop when hasMore is false.
Why can a catalog-filtered title include links to other services?
catalogs selects matching titles; it does not necessarily trim each title's streamingOptions to that catalog. Handle the services and access types actually returned. If your interface should show only the chosen service, filter its viewing options separately for display.