Use cases

What people actually build with this

Situations that come up again and again, each written out in full: what goes wrong without a browser, what the API does about it, and the request that does the work.

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For teams building agents

Web access for AI agents

Render the page an agent needs and hand it Markdown that reads like the page looks, from your code or as MCP tools.

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For teams watching something

Website change monitoring

Capture a page on a schedule, compare what it says rather than its markup, and get a signed webhook when it changes.

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For teams that need a record

Web archiving and evidence

Save an image or PDF of what the browser saw, with the text alongside, as a side effect of work you already do.

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For teams doing this to a whole site

Crawling a whole site

Point a durable crawl at a seed URL, or hand a batch a list, and collect every page's content and a picture of it.

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For teams that ship websites

SEO regression checks

Read the head tags a search engine reads and fail the build when a deploy ships a noindex or a wrong canonical.

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For products full of links

Thumbnails and link previews

Turn every URL in a directory, bookmark list or search result into an image, without running a browser fleet.

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For products that send documents

PDFs from your own HTML

Send HTML in the request and get a PDF back, laid out by real Chromium at the paper size you choose.

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For teams feeding a database

Structured data from web pages

Name each field and its CSS selector, and get JSON back from the rendered page, with every field marked found or missing.

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For teams whose links get shared

Link preview checks

Read the Open Graph and description tags a page publishes, served or rendered, and catch a broken card before it is shared.

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For teams that design for every screen

Responsive layout checks

One capture returns the page at phone, tablet and desktop size, ready to review side by side.

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Three ways in

Whichever of these is yours, it starts the same way.

Run one against a real page

The playground makes a live request and shows you the Markdown, the nodes, the image and the exact code to reproduce it. You can try it without an account.

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Quickstart, the request shape, field extraction, crawling, polling, and the endpoint reference - with the OpenAPI contract linked from every page.

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Wire it into your agent

The MCP server exposes capture and extraction as tools, so an assistant can open a page itself instead of being handed a scrape.

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PlansMarkdown extraction and image capture are on every plan, including the free one. Semantic snapshots and the rest of the DOM intelligence start at Pro; crawl and batch start at Business. The pricing page lists what each tier includes.

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Get clean web content and visual proof into your workflow in minutes.

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