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A little guidance. A lot of possibility.

Your first request, every tool explained, and a clear route from a public page to useful data.

YOUR FIRST FIVE MINUTES

One page. Four simple steps.

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STEP 1 OF 4

Start with one public page.

Paste the full URL of a page you can open without signing in. The page extractor turns its HTML into readable text, Markdown, links and metadata.

YOUR SOURCE
https://example.com
Public pagepageflockYour data

Read → extract → inspect. Opening a tool never runs a request for you.

WHAT DO YOU WANT TO DO?

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Availability is checked against the live service. Opening a tool is free; you choose when to run it.

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Page extraction

Readable text, links and metadata from a public page.

Static HTML costs 1 credit. Optional JavaScript rendering costs 5 where available. Login, private and blocked sources are unsupported.

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Contact discovery

Published emails, phone contacts and social links, with sources.

One page per request, up to 50 contacts per category. Published addresses are not mailbox-verified. Suggested pages are never fetched automatically.

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Web search

Discover public sources with precise queries and local results.

Up to 10 results. Quoted phrases and site: operators are preserved. Extracting a result is a separate request.

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Product data

Product details from published data on pages that allow direct access.

Reads published Product JSON-LD, or a selected Amazon, Walmart or Shopee product page. Some marketplaces reject direct requests; blocked or unavailable pages return an error without a credit charge. Missing values stay empty.

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YouTube metadata

Public video details and exact engagement when published.

Public, embeddable videos only. Extended metadata, captions and related videos are returned when available and permitted. Missing engagement counts are labelled, not estimated.

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News search

Find headlines, sources and snippets in your chosen market.

Up to 10 results. Article extraction is a separate request. Dates are supplied by the search provider.

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Video search

Discover videos, then collect metadata for supported YouTube links.

Up to 10 discovery results with bounded Serper fields. YouTube views, likes and comments are enriched from the public YouTube Data API when configured; dislikes remain private. Transcripts require a separate metadata request. No media downloads.

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Where everything lives.

Overview
Balance, recent activity and your account’s limits.
Saved requests
Named inputs and options you can run again.
Activity
Request IDs, status, duration and credit receipts.
Collections
Batch jobs, progress and time-limited exports.
API keys
Create, rotate and revoke keys for your backend.
Plans & billing
Balance, monthly subscription and payment history.
Settings
Your profile, password and account controls.

What does that mean?

Credits

Your spendable balance. A successful static extraction uses 1; a search uses 5 per call, for up to 10 results. Search followed by two static extractions uses 7.

Requests per minute

How many requests may start within a minute. It is a rate limit, not a promise of how quickly a page finishes.

Simultaneous requests

How many requests may be in progress at once. A slot opens when one finishes. Both this limit and the per-minute limit apply.

Quality guarantee

An optional minimum score for page extraction. Below your floor, the final response is rejected for zero credits. It measures content shape, not truth or freshness.

API key

A secret for your application to authenticate. Shown in full once; keep it on your server. You do not need one to use the signed-in workspace.

Collection

A batch of public pages processed in the background when a collection worker is available. Download results within seven days.

Example: 120 requests/minute and 25 simultaneous lets you start at most 120 in a minute, with at most 25 running at once. At 30 seconds per request, 25 occupied slots can sustain about 50 completions/minute.

Understand your throughput
WHEN SOMETHING DOESN’T WORK

A useful next move.

Read the API reference
YOUR PRIVACY

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