Anakin

Anakin returns clean JSON, HTML or Markdown for any URL you send it, and that output is the whole pitch.

Pricing is not something the facts cover, so the focus here is on what comes back.

Anakin is a web scraping API for developers that renders pages, extracts structured data and hands it over in a format that language models can read directly.

Behind the single endpoint, Anakin runs headless browsers, rotates proxies, works around anti-bot checks, retries failed requests, renders JavaScript and parses the DOM.

It also handles authenticated sessions, so pages behind a login wall are within reach, as are JavaScript-heavy sites that simple HTTP fetching tends to miss.

The appeal is that you do not build or maintain that scraping stack yourself.

You send a URL and take the result.

That fits teams feeding LLM pipelines, running research or data mining jobs, or adding web data to an app.

Anakin works as infrastructure rather than a point-and-click scraper, so expect to call it from code.