The Web Scraper
That Keeps the Data Flowing.
Reliable web data extraction without the infrastructure headache.
Use cases for products built on web data
- Market research
- Price monitoring
- Competitor page monitoring
- Lead enrichment
- Catalogue sync
- AI & RAG pipelines
- Document ingestion
- Creator intelligence
- Review aggregation
- Brand monitoring
- Media monitoring
- Travel analytics
Scraping tools built for production.
Send any URL for a fresh scrape, or hit a ready-made endpoint on the sites we support. Credits draw from the same pool.
See it for yourself.
Choose a page. See the exact cURL request and the structured response it produced, replayed from start to finish.
- Compose
- Send
- Receive
We maintain the scraper. You build the product.
Fetching live pages, handling temporary failures, rendering JavaScript, cleaning fields, and repairing parsers when a site redesigns. Every one of these is a job you would otherwise own. Tapline runs them behind one HTTPS request.
Fetch
Your application calls one endpoint and receives one documented response.
Retry
Source pages don't always respond cleanly on the first attempt. We retry in the background, and 99.95% of calls come back with data.
Render
Most pages come back on a direct fetch. The ones that need JavaScript get a real browser instead, and the response header tells you which path it took.
Normalize
You name the fields and their types. We read the page and return them in that shape, with null where the page had nothing. Prices as numbers, dates as dates.
Repair
Sites redesign without warning. When one does, the thing that breaks is our selector, not your integration. We fix the parser, the schema stays versioned, and your code never finds out.
Ready-made scraping APIs. Maintained for you.
Documented endpoints for Airbnb, YouTube, GMGN, and GeckoTerminal. Each one lists the fields it returns and what a call costs.
Need a source that is not on this list?
We scope it, build it, and you call it like any other endpoint.
The scraper is never the product.
Building the first version takes an afternoon. Keeping it alive takes the rest of the year.
| Criteria | In-house scraper | Tapline |
|---|---|---|
| Telling it what to extract | In-house scraperCSS selectors you rewrite when the page moves | TaplineA field map you write once |
| Rendering | In-house scraperAnother browser fleet to run and pay for | Taplinerender: auto, included |
| Time to first data | In-house scraperDays | TaplineOne call, before you sign up |
Start free.
Scale when you need to.
Use one credit pool across every live Tapline API. Upgrade only when you need more requests or concurrency.
Free
Try the API with real data
Starter
Side projects and prototypes
Growth
Best for production workloads
Pro
Pricing engines and data platforms
More than 4,000,000 credits a month?
Annual contracts, higher concurrency, or an endpoint Tapline has not built yet. Send the workload and you get a price back.
FAQs
Tapline fetches publicly available web data. You are responsible for staying within each site’s terms of service and the laws that apply to you. We provide the infrastructure, not legal advice.
A set of web scraping APIs. You call a REST endpoint and get parsed data back as JSON, Markdown, text, or HTML. No browsers to run, no parsers to maintain. Airbnb, YouTube, GMGN, and GeckoTerminal are live now.
Airbnb, YouTube, GMGN, and GeckoTerminal are live, and we're building more sources. Customer requests set the priorities, so email [email protected] if you need one.
Pages that need a browser get one automatically, with nothing to configure for the common case. The rare cases, forcing a render or waiting on a specific element, are covered in the Scrape API docs.
The Airbnb, YouTube, GMGN, and GeckoTerminal endpoints have named operations and documented response models for those sources. /v1/scrape works on any public page, including ones we have never seen. Same key, same credit pool.
Successful calls cost 1 credit each in any format. Structured extraction costs the same as raw HTML. One credit pool covers every API, and failed requests cost nothing.
You can inspect every response model and build requests in the docs without an account. YouTube, Airbnb, GMGN, and GeckoTerminal have keyless demos. For API access from your code, create a free account with 500 credits and no card.
Yes. Rate limits are published, every response carries a request id you can quote in support, and errors come back structured so your code can react to them.
Ship the feature,
not the scraper.
Start with 500 free API credits. No card required. Failed requests cost nothing.