Pagination

Pagination splits results into pages. Results are in data; page details are in meta.paging.

Field	Meaning
offset	How many results to skip. 0 starts at the first result.
start	Another name for the starting position, used by some endpoints. It also starts at 0.
hasMore	true means more results are available. false means you can stop.
cursor	A value you send to continue from the previous page. Copy it exactly.

Get the next page

Use the paging method listed in the endpoint’s API reference:

Method	First request	Next request
Offset	Send offset=0.	Set offset to meta.paging.nextOffset.
Start	Send start=0.	Set start to meta.paging.nextStart, when provided.
Cursor	Leave out cursor.	Set cursor to meta.paging.nextCursor.

Keep the same endpoint, profile or company, and filters. Continue while hasMore is true, using the next value returned by the API. Stop when it is false. A short or empty page can still have more results.

Some endpoints return start but use a cursor for the next page, such as Company Posts. Follow the endpoint’s API reference for the fields it accepts.

The API sets the page size. Do not send count, limit, maxPages, or fetchAll.