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Paste Skool community links and get one row each: name, description, member count, price, owner, rating and content counts. You supply the links; it does not search Skool.

One row per match from Sofascore: competition, round, both teams, kick-off, state and score, for any day past or upcoming. League tables, venue and referee optional. 21 sports, no API key. Filter by country, competition or match state. You pay per row.

Pre-game odds and player props from DraftKings and Pinnacle, plus player lines from Underdog and Sleeper. One row per selection: game, start time, market, player, line, and American and decimal odds or the payout multiplier. Filter by sport, league, market, player or date.

Search Stack Overflow and Stack Exchange questions by keyword or tag. Each row has the score, answer count, views, author reputation and the body as plain text. Works on five sites. Two tags means AND: only questions with both come back. Answer bodies are not included. $2.00 per 1,000.

Scrape Steam games, stats and player reviews. Valve never says how many copies sold, so the owners figure is SteamSpy's estimate. Search finds app IDs. App mode adds price, discount, genres, developers, Metacritic and platforms. Reviews mode pulls recent English reviews. $2.00 per 1,000 rows.

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.

Get every post from a Substack publication as one row each: title, link, date, author, word count, comments, reactions, and whether the post is behind the paywall. No account, no cookies, no browser.

Post a video to TikTok from any public URL. Set the caption and privacy. You get a confirmation and a link to the post. The upload fee is charged only when the post is confirmed. Bandwidth is billed per megabyte on any outcome, a failed run included. Your own proxy is never billed per MB.

Search TVMaze for TV shows, people and episodes. The show search is fuzzy on purpose. Type "breking bad" and it still finds the show. Each show gives the rating, genres, network, country, status, premiere date, IMDb ID, summary and image. No key. $2.00 per 1,000 rows.

Live UK petrol and diesel pump prices from the fuel retailers' own published feeds. One row per filling station: brand, address, postcode, coordinates and every grade it sells, with the age of the retailer's own data on each row so you can tell current prices from frozen ones.

One row per building permit from 14 US city and county open-data rolls: permit number, type, status, issue date, address, scope of work, declared value and contractor. New York City, Chicago, Los Angeles, Austin, Seattle, Orlando, Cleveland, Columbus, Raleigh, Nashville and four more.

Search every US federal grant opportunity on grants.gov. One row per opportunity: number, title, agency, status, who may apply, award ceiling and floor, open and close dates, assistance listing number and link. Keyless, no browser.

One row per open solicitation from nine US sub-federal procurement feeds: Los Angeles, New York City, Baton Rouge, Montgomery County MD, Washington DC, Delaware, Illinois CDB, SUNY Construction, and every US school district and library with a live FCC Form 470.

One row per US federal award already made: award id, recipient, amount, awarding agency, period of performance, place of performance and award type. Contracts, grants, loans and direct payments. Filter by agency, state, industry code, amount or date. No key, no login.

Decode 17-character VINs against the US federal vehicle record and get any open safety recalls attached to the same row: make, model, year, trim, engine, plant, safety equipment, plus recall campaign, component, consequence and remedy.

Brazilian property listings from VivaReal and ZAP Imóveis in one run: asking price, condo fee, IPTU, usable area, bedrooms, bathrooms, parking, full address, coordinates, amenities, advertiser and photos. Sale or rental, by city or neighbourhood. Pay only for listings returned.

Every car on a Webmotors search as one row: make, model, version, year built and model year, price and where it sits against the FIPE table, mileage, gearbox, fuel, colour, body, features, dealer or private seller, town, photos and a link. Filter by state, price, year, mileage, gearbox and more.

Crawl a public website and get every page as clean text. You also get Markdown, page metadata, same-site links and chunks ready for embedding. It follows robots.txt. No API key, no LLM call, no browser. Built for the boring part of a RAG pipeline. $0.60 per 1,000 pages.

Search Whatnot like its own search box and get rows: listings with price, format, status and seller; live and upcoming shows with viewers and start time; seller profiles with followers, sold count and rating. Every filter Whatnot's search offers. No login or API key.

Search Wikidata for people, companies, places, books or films. Get the ID, the name, other names, a short description and the English Wikipedia link. Already have IDs like Q42? Send those instead. Facts like job and country come back as IDs, not words. $0.20 per 1,000.

Scrape open Workana freelance projects across the English, Spanish and Portuguese boards. Every row carries the title, full brief, category and skills, budget band, fixed or hourly, proposal count, client country and rating, and how long ago it was posted. No account needed.

Paste public X or Twitter post links and get the video as an MP4, or just its sound as an MP3. Each file is stored in the run with a direct download link. No login, no cookies. You pay per megabyte of file delivered, and links that fail cost nothing per megabyte.

Find business emails on YouTube channels. Many creators put an email in their channel description. They want to be contacted. This reads that, plus the contact pages of any site they link to. It never guesses an email and never touches the CAPTCHA reveal button. $1.50 per 1,000 channels.

Scrape the comments under any YouTube video. Each row has the comment text, likes, reply count and timestamp. You also get the author handle, channel ID, verified badge and avatar. Likes come back the way YouTube shows them, like "304K", not an exact number. $0.40 per 1,000 comments.