Yes. Pulsed Media publishes a set of live, public data feeds plain JSON files anyone can fetch, with no API key and no account. They cover our current product catalog and pricing, MiniDedi dedicated-server hardware specifications, and our published customer-satisfaction scores.
Where to find them
All feeds live under https://pulsedmedia.com/data/v1/. Start at the manifest, which lists every feed that is currently available:
https://pulsedmedia.com/data/v1/index.json
What is published
products.jsonthe full product catalog: name, description, price per billing cycle, stock, and availability.products-summary.jsonthe catalog trimmed to id, name, monthly price, and stock.md-pricing.txtMiniDedi dedicated servers: CPU, RAM, storage, bandwidth, pricing, and value ratios (this feed is JSON, despite the.txtname).csat.jsonour customer-satisfaction score on a 0–10 scale, over 30-day, 120-day, and since-inception windows.
Using the feeds
The feeds regenerate every 15 minutes and are served as static files, so they are quick to fetch and cache. Each JSON feed includes a generated_at timestamp check it to confirm freshness, and add a cache-busting query such as ?t=<unixtime> when you need the very latest.
Full field-by-field reference
The complete schema for every feed, with example payloads, is on our wiki: Pulsed Media Public Data Feeds.
Terms
The feeds are public by design and free to use, provided as-is. They are not covered by a service-level agreement, and their contents or structure may change. They contain no personal data.
