Founder of a listed tool

Chris Maguire

Co-founder, Etsy, named behind the Etsy Open API v3 listing on Anchor Terminal.

Co-founder, Etsy

Chris Maguire co-founded Etsy with Robert Kalin and Haim Schoppik through iospace, the small company that launched the site in 2005 after two and a half months of building. He left Etsy in August 2008.

What Chris builds

  • Etsy Open API v3 B · Shopping, returns & refunds

    Etsy's Open API v3 is a REST API for the Etsy marketplace. Any approved app can search active listings across all shops with an API key, while OAuth covers seller shop, listing and order management.

    Co-founder, Etsy, researched 27 October 2026 · the people behind it

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Who is Chris Maguire?

Chris Maguire co-founded Etsy with Robert Kalin and Haim Schoppik through iospace, the small company that launched the site in 2005 after two and a half months of building. He left Etsy in August 2008.

What does Etsy, Inc. make?

Anchor Terminal lists Etsy Open API v3 from Etsy, Inc.. Etsy's Open API v3 is a REST API for the Etsy marketplace. Any approved app can search active listings across all shops with an API key, while OAuth covers seller shop, listing and order management.

How are Chris's tools graded?

Etsy Open API v3 is graded B, 63.4 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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