Skip to content
Sections: Database stats

Values and stats

Database stats

GET/v1.3/meta/stats

How many titles, people, media, ratings and IDs the database holds, and how complete it is.

A snapshot of the database: the landing page takes its numbers from it, and you can show them too or track growth. The snapshot is recomputed every few hours; the time is in generated_at. You can keep the response for an hour.

Most counters cover the whole database, shorts and announcements included. The catalog block describes the “clean” catalog, what a person sees: titles with 300 votes or more, without shorts and adult films. It shows how complete the data is: 89.6% of those titles have Kinopoisk, IMDb and TMDB IDs, and 97.6% have a Russian overview.

Response fields

  • generated_atstring

    When the snapshot was computed, ISO 8601 in UTC.

  • titlesobject

    Titles: total and by kind: movies, series (with miniseries and TV shows), cartoons, anime, shorts.

  • personsobject

    People. The three sources aren’t fully merged, so the head count is a range: total_min is the largest source, total_max the sum of sources (it can be null until the snapshot is recomputed). Plus with_photo and with_biography.

  • companiesinteger

    Companies.

  • mediaobject

    images, videos, and trailers among them.

  • episodesobject

    Episodes: total, and series, how many series have them.

  • votesobject

    Viewer and critic ratings: total, sources (how many sources), and the sum per source: kp, imdb, tmdb, kinorium, letterboxd, rt, metacritic. Letterboxd has more ratings than IMDb: Barbie has 5.1 million there against 0.7 million on IMDb.

  • awardsobject

    Awards: nominations (wins included), wins, ceremonies, oscars.

  • textsobject

    facts, quotes, faq, taglines, parental_guides.

  • akasobject

    Alternative titles: total, and regions, how many regions.

  • watchobject

    “Where to watch”: links, services, and titles, how many titles have links.

  • classificationobject

    countries, languages, subgenres, keywords, moods and earliest_year.

  • releaseobject

    world_premieres, digital_releases, budgets, box_office: how many titles have them.

  • idsobject

    IDs: total, per catalog (imdb, kp, tmdb, kinorium), and titles_in_2plus, how many titles have IDs from two catalogs or more.

  • intakeobject

    Growth: daily_median, the median of new titles per day over window_days days.

  • catalogobject

    The “clean” catalog: its conditions min_votes and excludes, its size (titles, movies, series) and completeness in percent: linked_pct, with Kinopoisk, IMDb and TMDB IDs; kp_imdb_pct, with Kinopoisk and IMDb IDs; poster_pct, overview_ru_pct, rated_3plus_pct.

  • popularityarray

    Completeness of the most popular titles: top, how many were taken; linked_pct, the share with Kinopoisk, IMDb and TMDB IDs; all_ids_pct, the share with IDs from all four catalogs.

Errors

statuscodewhen
400invalid_request

A query parameter other than lang.

401unauthorized

The X-API-Key header is missing, or the key is unknown or revoked.

429rate_limited

The per-second rate limit or the daily quota is used up.

Every code and what to do about it is on the Errors page.

Esc

Loading the index…

    ↑ ↓ to selectEnter to openEsc to close