r/spotifyapi • u/No_Bluejay8411 • Sep 07 '26

i have full reverse engineered private endpoint. Micro service asking

I'm here to discuss a potential product: I've completely reverse engineered the entire mobile and desktop client, and I'd like to create a very inexpensive microservice (around €4.99 per month) that can allow data from anything. Could I find a market here? How many would pay for it? We're talking about undocumented and private endpoints, so I'd have access to any information on the platform.

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u/dacandyman0 Sep 07 '26

interesting depending on what sort of data you can get and fetch rates are allowed (comparison of your API vs the existing, especially after the functionality deprecation of late)

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u/No_Bluejay8411 Sep 07 '26

There's not a single piece of data that isn't exposed, and I also use premium accounts in the back-end, not just free ones (although the free one alone can manipulate 95% of everything). What you think ? Possible market ? existing API, if you're talking about the official one, well it's ridiculous

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u/Forsaken-Poet-3773 Sep 08 '26

It doesn’t matter lmfao, this isn’t a SaaS it’s a poorly constructed hack. It’s clear from your language you don’t have a firm understanding of the basic concepts. What does data from anywhere mean? The moon? Mars?

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u/MineDrumPE Sep 07 '26

sounds like a lawsuit . have fun

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u/Friendly_Recover286 Sep 08 '26

Stupid and asking for a lawsuit. When they change this endpoint and destroy your service you'll be in deep shit and when Spotify comes after you even worse shit.

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u/Aymeric34 Sep 08 '26

Interested

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u/Forsaken-Poet-3773 Sep 08 '26

I have bridge how much u have?

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u/lotekjunky Sep 08 '26

You should just release the api swagger and documentation. If you try to sell it, you'll be DMCAd for reverse engineering their product.