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$0.002 per result
A universal scraping API and change monitoring you can call from any stack.
In short
These are the general-purpose building blocks. The universal scraper API fetches any site with rotating anti-bot proxies, JavaScript rendering, screenshots, CSS selectors and AI extraction, returning clean HTML, Markdown or JSON. The website change monitor watches any page — competitor pricing, product pages, terms of service, job boards — and returns a diff of exactly what was added and removed, with a severity score.
Every actor on this site runs on Apify, a cloud platform that handles the servers, proxies and anti-bot work for you. A free account comes with $5 of credit, which is enough to pull roughly 5,000 listings before you pay anything.
Yes. Every Apify actor has a REST API endpoint and official Python and JavaScript clients, so you can trigger runs and read datasets from your own application.
Yes — it renders JavaScript, can return screenshots, and supports both CSS-selector and AI-based extraction, returning clean HTML, Markdown or structured JSON.
It returns a clean diff of added and removed content between runs, with a severity score, so you can alert only on meaningful changes like a price or a policy edit.
No. Rotating anti-bot proxies are built in and managed by the platform.
Pull live car, RV and classifieds listings from the biggest auto marketplaces.
Browse →Property listings, prices, agent contacts and GPS coordinates at scale.
Browse →Product data, prices, EAN/SKU, stock and seller info from major marketplaces.
Browse →Know every retailer selling your product, at what price, and who is breaking MAP.
Browse →Verified business contacts, developer emails, buying-intent posts and PR leads.
Browse →Run hundreds of prompts, images, voiceovers or translations in a single run.
Browse →Measure how you rank in Google — and whether ChatGPT recommends you at all.
Browse →Tell me the site you need and what data you want out of it. I build the most-requested ones as public actors — free to ask, and you get first access.