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Scrapes Google News across 47 country/language editions: top stories, keyword search, the 8 topic sections, local news by place, topic and publisher IDs. Resolves Google's opaque redirect links into real publisher article URLs. HTTP only, no API key.

Scrapes Google Trends interest over time, interest by region and related/rising searches. States what the 0-100 numbers actually mean: they rescale per request, so every row carries the keyword set it was scaled against, and rising searches keep their growth percent separate.

Apps, keyword search and developer catalogues from the Google Play Store. Publishes both of the rating counts Google ships — they disagree by up to 6% — and refuses an unknown storefront country rather than letting Google price the app from your exit IP.

Google Play reviews across as many languages as you name. Language is what widens coverage here - each one returns a different set - while country is inert and returns the same reviews twice. No upstream ceiling was found, unlike Apple.

Scrapes US federal contract opportunities (SAM.gov) and EU public procurement notices (TED) into one unified schema. Search by keyword, NAICS or CPV code, or paste portal URLs. Full statements of work as clean Markdown for LLM use, ISO 8601 UTC deadlines, and buyer contact details.

Jobs from any company's Greenhouse job board via the public Job Board API: title, location, departments, offices, publish and update dates, requisition id, apply URL and the full description as text and HTML. Give board tokens or boards.greenhouse.io URLs; filter by keyword, department, location.

Scrapes live job vacancies from Gupy — Brazil's largest recruitment platform, where thousands of companies host their careers pages (~81,500 open roles). Filter by search term, city, state, workplace type or employer; every row carries the full description, company, location and apply URL.

Searches Hackaday, the leading hardware/electronics/maker publication, and returns full article records — title, author, categories, tags, image, publish date — from its public WordPress API, with optional comment threads.

Stories, comments, users and the live front page from the Hacker News APIs. Time-slices past the 1,000-result ceiling that caps every other HN scraper, and flags upstream's match count as an estimate when it is one — the two search endpoints disagree about it by up to 111x.

Saudi classifieds from Haraj: cars, real estate, jobs and general goods by category tag, city or seller. Every row is fully detailed — description, all images, precise location, and category-specific fields (price, car/property/job info).

Every registered HDB resale flat transaction since 2017 from HDB's official data: town, flat type, block and street, storey, floor area, model, lease, resale price, price per sqm and sqft. Filter by town, flat type, month and price.

Scrapes for-sale property listings from Hemnet, Sweden's dominant real estate portal. Every row carries asking price, monthly fee, rooms, living and land area, price per square metre, street address, GPS coordinates, broker and agency, publication date and photos.

Product listings from Hepsiburada, Turkey's second-largest marketplace: price in lira, instalment offer, rating, reviews and badges. The price is read from its own node -- the first number on a card is the instalment, and a naive read reports a 32,999 TL laptop at 5,499.

Scrapes hostels, guesthouses and budget hotels from Hostelworld by city. Every row carries nightly dorm and private prices, an 8-axis rating breakdown, GPS coordinates, address, district, facilities and images. Optional per-property detail adds policies, house rules and check-in times.

Models, datasets and Spaces from the Hugging Face Hub API. Avoids the Firefox TLS profiles this host CAPTCHAs as an HTTP 405, and reports its 401 'Invalid username or password' for what it really is - a repository that does not exist.

Per-merchant price comparison from Idealo: every shop's item price and total including shipping for a product, plus Idealo's own aggregate low/high range, brand and offer count. Browse by category or by product ID.

Scrapes IKEA products from the search endpoint ikea.com itself calls: price with currency, rating and review count, images, colours, measurements and category path. Reads the price from where it actually lives, and states the 1,000-product reachability ceiling.

Scrapes apartment and house listings from Immowelt, Germany's #2/#3 property portal. Search by city, estate type and buy/rent; returns price, address, rooms and floor area from a single search call, with an optional detail pass for full description, features and energy data.

Search the archive.org catalogue -- 40M+ texts, audio, movies, images, software and data. Solr query plus filters (media type, collection, creator, subject, year), sorted, up to 10,000 per query. Or fetch full metadata (with the file list) for specific identifiers. Keyless, no login.

Indie game listings from itch.io: browse any genre/tag/platform/free page, with title, author, price and platforms from the list, plus optional full detail per game (price, rating, tags, tools used, dev status, description).

Canadian job postings from the Government of Canada's Job Bank: title, employer, city and province, salary with its unit, work arrangement and apply method. Includes LMIA status and employment-equity tags that commercial job boards do not carry.

Czech job listings from jobs.cz: search by keyword and locality, with full job details on request — description, required education and languages, employment type, contract length and contact person.

Prediction markets from Kalshi's public trade API: every open event and its markets with bid/ask/last in dollars, implied probability, volume, open interest, close and expiration times, strikes and rules, by category or series. Skips the exchange's auto-minted parlay markets.

Products from Kaspi.kz, Kazakhstan's largest marketplace: price, bonus price, installments, merchants, rating and per-city delivery. The city is validated against Kaspi's own list of 320 first -- an unknown one is answered by Almaty, not by an error.