Scrape any public URL and return structured data: text, links, images, and metadata. Automatically detects whether JavaScript rendering is needed. Use this when you need to read the content of a webpage.

Scrape multiple URLs in parallel and return results for each. Use when you need to compare or aggregate data from several pages.

Scrape a URL and extract specific fields using CSS selectors. Use when you need structured data from a known page layout (e.g. product price, article title, table data).

Take a full-page screenshot of a URL and return it as a base64-encoded PNG. Use for visual verification, capturing charts, or archiving page appearances.

Check the remaining scrape credits on the current API key. Use before running large scraping jobs to confirm sufficient balance.

List all available pre-built datasets. Use when the user wants ready-made data without scraping (jobs, real estate, prices, VC funding, etc.)