Scrape any website reliably at scale. Pass a URL and get back the full HTML content — including JavaScript-rendered pages. Built for price monitoring, content aggregation, lead generation, and data extraction workflows.
Any URL
Supported
HTML
Output
No SDK
Required
Live Demo — Scraping apitier.com
Target URL
https://www.apitier.comHTML Output
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Built for price monitoring, content aggregation, lead generation, and any workflow where you need reliable, programmatic access to web page content.
Pass any publicly accessible URL and receive the full HTML content in the response. No browser automation setup required — the API handles the request and returns the page source.
Pages that rely on JavaScript to load content are handled correctly. The API executes the page in a headless environment before returning the rendered HTML, so dynamic content is included.
The response is the complete HTML of the target page including scripts, styles, metadata, and body content. Parse it with your preferred HTML library or pass it downstream for further processing.
Send a POST request with the target URL and receive the scraped content in the response body. No polling, no callbacks — synchronous response with the full page HTML.
The API is built for programmatic use at volume. Call it from loops, queues, or batch scripts to scrape multiple pages without managing browser pools, proxies, or rate limiting logic yourself.
No SDK required. POST a JSON body with the target URL and receive HTML in the response. Integrate from Python, Node.js, PHP, Go, or any HTTP client in minutes.
USE CASES
From price monitoring to SEO audits and research pipelines, the API handles web extraction so your code does not have to manage browser infrastructure.
Retailers and e-commerce teams scrape competitor product pages to monitor pricing in near real-time. Rather than building and maintaining browser automation, this API handles the extraction so your pipeline can focus on parsing and alerting.
Automate price surveillance without browser infrastructure
Run on a cron schedule to build price history over time
Support multiple competitors from a single API integration
Reduce engineering effort vs. maintaining custom scrapers per site
Writing and maintaining per-site scrapers breaks when layouts change. This API provides a consistent extraction layer so your parsing logic stays separate from the scraping layer.
HOW TO START?
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FAQ
What types of websites can I scrape?
You can scrape any publicly accessible website. The API handles standard HTML pages as well as JavaScript-rendered pages where content is loaded dynamically after the initial page load.
How do I send a URL to the API?
Send a POST request with a JSON body containing the target URL: {"url": "https://example.com"}. The API returns the full HTML content of the page in the response body.
Does the API handle JavaScript-rendered content?
Yes. The API executes the target page in a headless environment before returning the HTML. This means content that requires JavaScript to render — such as React, Angular, or Vue-based pages — is included in the response.
What format does the response come in?
The response is the raw HTML of the target page as a string. You can parse it with any HTML parsing library — BeautifulSoup, Cheerio, HtmlAgilityPack, or similar — to extract the specific data you need.
Can I use this in a batch processing pipeline?
Yes. The endpoint is stateless and designed for programmatic use. You can call it in loops, queue consumers, or scheduled scripts to scrape multiple URLs — one page per request.
Is there an SDK required?
No SDK is required. The API uses a standard HTTP POST request. It works from any language or framework that can make HTTP requests — Python, Node.js, PHP, Go, Ruby, or any automation tool.
What is the maximum response size?
The API returns the full HTML content of the target page. Very large pages may be truncated depending on your plan. For most web pages, the complete HTML is returned without truncation.
Do I need to handle cookies, sessions, or authentication?
For publicly accessible pages, no — the API handles the request automatically. Pages behind login walls, CAPTCHAs, or IP-based access controls may not be accessible through standard scraping and would require additional handling on your side.