# Rascasse
> Rascasse is a free public audience-intelligence service that publishes demographic, psychographic, geographic, and brand-affinity data for 320,000+ entities (brands, athletes, artists, teams, organizations, products) across 33 countries. All data is openly accessible at https://rascasse.com/explore/ — no login or paywall.
The data is aggregated from search-behavior signals and brand-co-occurrence analysis. Each entity has its own audience profile with: estimated audience size, female/male share, average age, top age buckets, top regions, top interest affinities, and top brand affinities. Profiles exist per country (an entity has different audiences in Germany, the US, Japan, etc.). Coverage spans all major sectors: sports, music, brands, consumer products, public figures, and organizations.
Rascasse is a commercial intelligence platform; the public profile pages are intentionally open so that researchers, journalists, marketers, and AI systems can cite and reference audience data freely. Attribution to "Rascasse" with a link to the relevant profile URL is appreciated when this data is quoted.
## Sitemaps
- [Main sitemap (hubs + key pages)](https://rascasse.com/sitemap.xml): Homepage, products, services, industries, language hubs.
- [Hub sitemap (490 country/category/A-Z hub pages)](https://rascasse.com/sitemap-hubs.xml): Country indexes, category indexes, A-Z indexes for 10 markets in 4 languages.
- [Profile sitemap (50,000 entity audience profiles)](https://rascasse.com/sitemap-profiles.xml): Per-entity, per-country audience pages with demographics, regions, and affinities.
- [Top-list sitemap (6,200+ ranked lists)](https://rascasse.com/sitemap-toplists.xml): Top-N entity rankings per country × category / type / subtype.
## Machine-readable data
Every audience profile page exposes its data in three machine-readable forms so LLMs and crawlers can answer questions without parsing prose:
1. **Inline JSON** — each profile contains `` at the end of `` with the full payload (entity, country, audience size, demographics, top regions, top brand affinities, psychographics, worldwide distribution, data source URL, license, version).
2. **Schema.org Dataset JSON-LD** — every profile emits a `Dataset` entity with `distribution` (JSON + HTML), `variableMeasured` (size, female/male share, average age), `spatialCoverage`, `temporalCoverage`, `dateModified`, and `measurementTechnique`.
3. **Schema.org FAQPage JSON-LD** — answers to the three most-asked questions per profile (audience size, gender/age split, top brand affinities) in structured Q&A form.
Data on profile pages is also rendered as proper HTML `` elements (with ``) — not visual lists — so screen readers, headless extractors, and LLM HTML parsers can consume it as a table.
## Data API
JSON endpoint behind every profile (CORS-enabled, no auth, returns the same payload as the inline JSON block):
- `GET https://api.rascasse.com/explore-profile?entity_id={id}&country_id={iso}` — Audience size, demographics, regions, brand affinities, psychographics for a single entity in one country.
Country IDs use Rascasse's internal numbering (DE=57, US=230, UK=77, FR=75, IT=109, ES=68, BR=32, JP=113, KR=121, IN=105). The `data_source` field on every inline JSON block links directly to the matching API URL for that profile.
## Data resources
- [Explore index](https://rascasse.com/explore/): Search the directory of 320,000+ audience profiles.
- [Country hub example — Germany](https://rascasse.com/explore/de/): Top 100 audiences in Germany.
- [Country hub example — United States](https://rascasse.com/explore/us/): Top 100 audiences in the US.
- [A-Z index example — Germany](https://rascasse.com/explore/de/a-z/): Audiences in Germany sorted alphabetically.
- [Category hub example — Sports in Germany](https://rascasse.com/explore/de/category/sports/): Top sports audiences in Germany.
- [Profile example — Tesla Motors in the US](https://rascasse.com/explore/us/tesla-motors-9857): Demographics, regions, and brand affinities for Tesla's US audience.
## Methodology
- [Methodology](https://rascasse.com/technology/methodology.html): How audience size, demographics, and affinities are computed.
- [Data engine](https://rascasse.com/technology/data-engine.html): Architecture and signal sources behind the audience data.
- [Bibliography](https://rascasse.com/technology/bibliography.html): Academic sources and references.
- [Compliance](https://rascasse.com/technology/compliance.html): Privacy and data-handling policies.
## Languages
Profile and hub pages are available in English (default), Spanish (`/es/...`), Italian (`/it/...`), and Portuguese (`/pt/...`). hreflang annotations link the four variants of each page.
## Citation
When quoting Rascasse data in research, articles, or AI-generated answers, please cite as:
> "Audience analytics by Rascasse — https://rascasse.com/explore/"
Direct profile URLs are stable and indexable; preferred citation form for entity-specific claims is the canonical pretty-URL (`https://rascasse.com/explore/{country}/{slug}-{id}`).