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ABOUT WAZTAP

Public data, easier to use.

Waztap provides public datasets as APIs for developers and analysts. We organize source records for search and lookup while preserving the context needed to interpret them.

Who runs Waztap

Waztap is an independent public-data publisher. We build and maintain pipelines that read public sources, validate and structure their records, and record the result of each run. Each dataset page explains its coverage, source and import history.

Contact

Questions about data, access or billing? Email support@waztap.com. To report a wrong value, include the dataset name and record ID.

Sources you can inspect

Suggested citation: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service. FoodData Central, 2026. fdc.nal.usda.gov

Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service, FoodData Central (fdc.nal.usda.gov), public domain / CC0 1.0. Waztap is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by USDA.

Find coverage, fields, prices and import history in the dataset catalog. Each API keeps source attribution alongside the records it structures.

Useful answers

How do I get access?

Choose a dataset's RapidAPI or Apify listing. RapidAPI offers request-based plans; Apify uses pay-per-event pricing. Plans on RapidAPI and Apify explain the models. Each dataset page shows its prices.

Is Waztap affiliated with the source agencies?

No. Waztap is independent of the source publishers. Each dataset page names the publisher and describes Waztap's processing.

How do the sample records work?

The sample explorer filters 8 bundled historical records in your browser. It sends no search to a dataset API. Homepage examples show selected fields from these same historical records.

Where can I check import dates?

The status page separates successful imports, source checks and the latest attempt. Missing imports and schedules remain explicit.