generated: '2026-08-13' method: searched source: https://wideo.co/api-documentation/, https://wideo.co/api/, https://status.wideo.co/ summary: >- Wideo runs a public status page but publishes no versioning policy, no deprecation policy and no SLA for the Video Automation API. Two generations of the API are live at once — the legacy /automation/replace + /automation/encode pair still documented on wideo.co/api/, and the newer /batch pair presented as a "Developer preview" on wideo.co/api-documentation/ — with nothing published that says whether the legacy pair is supported, frozen, or scheduled for removal. versioning: scheme: unversioned-host current: null docs: null note: >- Endpoints are served from https://automationapi.wideo.co with no version path segment, no version header, and no date-based version. The two generations are distinguished only by path prefix (/automation/* vs /batch). deprecation: policy_url: null sunset_header: false note: >- No deprecation policy, no RFC 8594 Sunset/Deprecation header support, and no published statement about the future of the legacy /automation/* flow. It is described on wideo.co/api/ as the current integration path while wideo.co/api-documentation/ presents /batch as the supported surface, so the status of the legacy pair is genuinely ambiguous from the public record. deprecated_operations: [] maturity: batch_api: developer preview automation_api: legacy source: >- "Developer preview" is Wideo's own label for the /batch endpoints on https://wideo.co/api-documentation/. sla: url: null uptime_target: null note: No SLA or uptime commitment is published for the API. status_page: url: https://status.wideo.co/ http_status: 200 title: 'Wideo.co Status: OK' platform: Tumblr-hosted status blog feed: https://status.wideo.co/rss note: >- A real, publicly reachable status page with an RSS feed. It is a hand-written status blog rather than a component-level status service, so it carries no per-component uptime history or incident API. changelog: url: null note: >- No changelog or release-notes page was found. /release-notes/, /whats-new/ and /changelog/ all return 404 on wideo.co. access: onboarding: request-access note: >- Every API tier, including the paid ones, is entered through a "Request API access" form. There is no self-serve key issuance, so an integrator cannot obtain a credential without a sales conversation. x-evidence: - url: https://status.wideo.co/ status: 200 - url: https://wideo.co/changelog/ status: 404 - url: https://wideo.co/release-notes/ status: 404 - url: https://wideo.co/api-documentation/ status: 200