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Web scraping APIs for AI agents

Web scraping APIs fetch a public page, follow a crawl, or return the text an agent can read, and the agent pays for that call rather than running its own browser. This page keeps Tools, Data and Intelligence listings that say scrape, scraper, scraping, crawler, crawling or web scrap. A generic extract or convert tool is not included unless it uses those words. The catalogue lookup is free. Paying happens on the provider endpoint over x402, in USDC on Base, Solana or Algorand, with no API key and no account. Settlement-verified means a paid route with an on-chain receipt, and the examples are those claimed listings. Unclaimed (bazaar) imports stay on the page with their label and are not the examples. If you run a scraper, listing it is free and you keep 100% of each settled call. The API count and the endpoint count are the live size of this rule.

19 APIs and 97 endpoints match this page. 18 are settlement-verified: a paid route with an on-chain receipt.

Settlement-verified examples

Unclaimed (bazaar) imports

These rows were imported and the provider has not claimed them. They are not the examples above.

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Questions

Which words put a listing on the web scraping page?

scrape, scraper, scraping, crawler, crawling and web scrap, matched as whole words in the name, description or tags. The listing also has to be in Tools, Data or Intelligence. Exact tags scrape, scraper, crawler and scraping match as well.

How is a scrape paid for?

The agent calls the provider. The provider answers with HTTP 402. The agent pays in USDC on Base, Solana or Algorand over x402 and retries. PayAPI Market is not in that payment.

What is the receipt on a scraping example?

The on-chain transaction for a route PayAPI Market paid. That is what settlement-verified means: a paid route with an on-chain receipt. It covers that route, not every route the listing offers.