Search 250M+ OpenAlex papers and get the full abstract. OpenAlex stores no abstract as plain text, so this rebuilds each one. Every paper also has the title, authors, venue, year, citation count, DOI and open-access link. No API key. $2.00 per 1,000 papers.
Check any domain list for Shopify, then pull the store's contact details. Confirmed stores return public emails, phones and social profiles. You also get currency, country, theme, technologies and product samples. Domains that are not Shopify cost you nothing. $4.50 per 1,000 confirmed stores.
Track the price and stock of any product page. It reads the store's own structured data (JSON-LD), plus Shopify and WooCommerce data. No fragile HTML selectors. You get a Slack or Discord alert the moment price, stock or percent change moves.
Scrape Taobao autocomplete keywords: the Chinese words real shoppers type in the search box. You get 100 per seed word, then it expands to find more. Each row has Tmall demand counts and category IDs. No account, proxy or Chinese IP. Keywords, not products. $0.085/1,000 keywords, flat.
Transcribe any video or audio URL into text. You get the full text, segment timestamps and word-level timestamps. Download the result as SRT, VTT or TXT. Works with mp4, mov, webm, mp3, wav and m4a. It finds the language on its own and handles many files at once. $0.02 per transcribed minute.
Get Yahoo Finance quotes and OHLCV history. No API key. Search a ticker, or read the current quote with change %. You also get the previous close and the 52-week range. It also covers SPY, ^GSPC, EURUSD=X and BTC-USD. Prices are delayed, as Yahoo delays them. $1.00 per 1,000 rows.
Get YouTube transcripts as text, timed segments, SRT or VTT, from links or from a keyword search. Typed or auto-generated captions, in the language you ask for. No login or API key. $0.80 per 1,000, the same on every plan.
Scrape Apple Maps places for name, address, coordinates, phone, website, hours and rating. One Apple Maps search gives only 25 places. This splits the area into a grid, searches each square and drops duplicates. One run returned 250 coffee shops in San Francisco. $0.40 per 1,000 places.
Get guest reviews from any Booking.com property. Only guests who really stayed can write one. So each review shows the stay dates. Rows have the score, title, reviewer name, country and room type. You also get what the guest liked and disliked. 10 properties per run. $1.50 per 1,000 reviews.
Scrape Built In tech jobs by board or by company. Each job has the title, company, every location, remote or hybrid. You also get seniority, skills and the exact posted date. About half the listings have a salary. The rest come back empty, not guessed. No login. $0.81 per 1,000 jobs.
Scrape DEV.to articles by tag, author or sort. Every row carries the full article text as well as the link. You also get the title, tags, author, reactions, comments, reading time and cover image. $2.00 per 1,000 articles.
Scrape Freelancer.com projects and budgets. The client sets a budget and freelancers bid against it. The site shows the bid count and the average bid. Both land on every row. So does the budget in its own currency, marked fixed or hourly. Plus skills, client country and rating. $0.45 per 1,000.
Scrape Google Hotels prices for your own dates. Google does not sell rooms. Booking sites feed it the rates, so each price matches your stay. Each row: hotel name, nightly price, stay total, rating, review count, class and photo. 10 searches a run, 100 hotels each. $3.50 per 1,000.
Get Google Trends data with no API key. You get interest over time, interest by region, and top and rising related queries. Every number is relative to that keyword's own peak in your window. It is not a search volume. Up to 25 keywords. $0.06 per 1,000 rows, flat on every plan.
Search GulfTalent by job title, country, city, seniority, job type and posting date. Each job comes with the company, place, role, industry, posting date and link. A job only comes back if your words are in its title, role, industry, company or place. Full job details are not available right now.
Scrape Idealista property listings in Spain, Italy and Portugal. Each row has the price, size in m2, rooms, floor, address and neighbourhood. You also get photos and the link. The seller type is shown: agency or private. Paste a search URL, or use filters. No account, no API key, no proxy setup.
Post a Reel to Instagram from any public video URL. You get the caption, a confirmation and a permalink. The upload fee applies only when the post is confirmed. Bytes moved are billed per megabyte, even if the upload fails. Your own proxy is never billed per MB.
Search archive.org for books, audio, film and web pages. Search by keyword or Lucene query. Filter by media type and sort. Each row has the identifier, title, creator, year, downloads, subjects and URL. Uploaders write the metadata, so some items list no creator. $2.00 per 1,000 items.
Scrape Internshala internships and fresher jobs in India. Internships pay a monthly stipend, fresher jobs a yearly salary. Take one board or both. Rows have the role, company, city, skills, apply-by and posted dates. Pay is the employer's own number, marked by type. $0.34 per 1,000.
Scrape comments from any public LinkedIn post. Each row has the comment text, author name, profile URL, reactions and age. LinkedIn shows only 10 comments per post to visitors who are not signed in. That is the limit here too. No login, no cookie. $0.60 per 1,000 comments.
Get the weather for any city or coordinates. Current conditions come with temperature, humidity, precipitation and wind. Or ask for a 16-day forecast with daily highs and lows. Open-Meteo needs no API key, so this needs nothing from you. $0.20 per 1,000 rows.
Search SEC EDGAR filings by keyword, or pull one company by ticker or CIK. Each row has the form type, company, CIK, filing date, accession and document link. EDGAR holds the filing itself, not a summary. $2.00 per 1,000 filings.
Post videos from Claude, ChatGPT or n8n. This is an MCP server. Point your client at the Standby URL and nine tools show up. You pass your own logins on every call; the server stores none. Each upload is a billable run on your own account, even when it fails. On YouTube use the OAuth tool.
Turn a Reddit post, an article or plain text into a short-form script. Reading well and holding a viewer are different jobs. You get a hook and tight narration. Plus a title and extra hooks. You set the tone and the length. $0.02 per dataset row, one row per source.