Free — this call never consumes credits or quota. Returns the credit balance, this month's quota usage, the per-second rate limit, and the full price list for every capture option. Call this before a large run to budget it, and after a 429 to find out whether you were rate limited (retry in a second) or are out of credits (do not retry).

Costs 1 credit. Loads a page and returns its main content as clean Markdown, with the title, description, Open Graph fields, word count, an estimated token count, and a content-quality flag. This is the right tool for reading a page — it is the cheapest option and returns text rather than an image. Use domscout_capture_screenshot only when you actually need to SEE the page. Set fast:true for static pages (documentation, blogs, news, changelogs): same price, same result shape, roughly an order of magnitude faster, but it does not run JavaScript. Check meta.renderJs and meta.contentQuality in the result and retry without fast:true if the page came back thin.

Costs 1 credit for a viewport PNG/JPEG/WebP; +1 for fullPage, +1 for PDF. Returns the image itself. Use this when you need to see layout, styling, or a visual state — for reading text, domscout_extract_markdown is cheaper and more useful.

Costs 2 credits. Pulls named fields off a page using CSS selectors and returns typed JSON. Each field reports found/missing/invalid_selector separately, so a partial result tells you which selector was wrong rather than failing the whole call. Requires Pro or above.

Costs 2 credits. Returns a semantic snapshot: the accessibility tree, the interactive elements, and a selector for each. Use this before domscout_automate_page to find out what is on the page and what to target. Requires Pro or above.

Costs 1 credit, +1 if more than 10 steps. Runs a sequence of actions — click, type, select, scroll, wait, navigate, pressKey, assert — and returns the final page plus a per-step pass/fail report. Call domscout_inspect_page first to find selectors. Requires Pro or above. The whole sequence shares a 24-second budget.

Costs 1 credit per page crawled — submitting the crawl itself is free. Returns a job ID immediately — poll it with domscout_get_job. Always respects robots.txt (this cannot be disabled), caps at 500 pages and depth 5, and requires an explicit HTTPS allowedOrigins list. Requires a Business plan or above.

Free — this call never consumes credits or quota. Poll a job ID returned by a crawl, a batch, or an auto-promoted capture. Status is one of pending, processing, retrying, done, error, cancel_requested, cancelled. Polling is free, so poll as often as you like — but the per-second rate limit still applies.

Free — this call never consumes credits or quota. Cooperatively cancels a durable job, batch, or crawl. Work already in flight may still complete.

Free — this call never consumes credits or quota. — and it will never be charged, by design. Use this whenever something about this API got in your way: an error you could not act on, a parameter that did not behave as documented, a capability you needed and could not find, or a result that was wrong. Include the requestId from a failed call and the team sees exactly what happened on their side. A human reads these. Do not include API keys or other secrets.