WebLens

Fetch and convert any webpage to clean markdown. Fast, no JavaScript rendering. Perfect for static content, articles, and documentation.

Fetch webpage with full JavaScript rendering using headless browser. Perfect for SPAs, React/Vue apps, and dynamic content that requires JS execution.

Resilient fetch with automatic fallback. Tries the fast native scraper first, then re-fetches through headless Chromium for client-rendered pages and sites that refuse bare HTTP clients. The response reports which tier served it.

Capture high-quality screenshots of any webpage using headless browser.

Cheap bulk page text: fetch 1-20 URLs and get clean markdown, truncated to a per-page cap. $0.0015 per URL.

Discover a site's URLs without fetching page content. Reads robots.txt sitemap directives, sitemap.xml and nested sitemap indexes, falling back to homepage link extraction.

Crawl a site and get clean markdown for every page, in one call. Same-host BFS with depth and page-budget limits, robots.txt honoured by default. $0.0015 per requested page (1-25).

Extract text and metadata from PDF documents. Supports page-specific extraction and returns structured content.

Extract structured data from any webpage using JSON schema. AI-powered extraction that understands page context.

Real-time web search powered by Google. Returns ranked results with titles, URLs, and snippets. Set includeContent to also fetch the top result pages as markdown in the same call.

Real-time news search via Google News. Returns ranked articles with source, date, and thumbnail.

Google Images search. Returns direct image URLs with dimensions, thumbnails, and source pages.

Local business search via Google Local. Returns names, addresses, ratings, reviews, phone numbers, websites, and coordinates.

Google Shopping product search. Returns products with prices, sellers, ratings, and links.

Google Scholar academic search. Returns papers with snippets, publication info, and citation counts.

Google Autocomplete suggestions for a partial query. Useful for keyword research and intent discovery.

Google Trends interest over time for a topic, worldwide: a timeline of relative search interest per period (0-100, where 100 is the topic's peak). Use it to see whether interest in a product, technology, brand or keyword is rising, falling or seasonal.

Full transcript of any YouTube video with timestamps. Accepts a video ID or any YouTube URL.

Grounded answer with inline [n] citations: searches the web, fetches sources, and answers strictly from them.

Multi-step research in one call: plans sub-questions, searches each, fetches and dedupes sources, and synthesizes an answer with inline [n] citations, key findings, and gaps. Tiers: quick = 1 search / 5 sources ($0.08); standard = 3 sub-questions / 8 sources ($0.20); deep = 5 sub-questions / 12 sour

What Hacker News said about a topic: matching stories with points, comment counts and links to the threads, plus aggregates — total matches, points and comments returned, the domains most often submitted, and the first/last time it was discussed.

Domain intelligence in one call: RDAP registration (registrar, age, expiry, status), live DNS (A/AAAA/MX/NS/TXT), the mail and DNS providers behind them, the SaaS vendors the domain's TXT verification tokens reveal, SPF/DMARC posture, and risk signals like newly-registered or no-registrar-lock.

Should you depend on this package? Version, license, deprecation (with the maintainer's reason), weekly and monthly downloads, last release date, maintainer count, npm quality/popularity/maintenance scores, and health signals — npm or PyPI, one call.

What a site is built and run on, from a single fetch: frameworks, CMS, ecommerce platform, CDN, analytics, payments, support widgets and web server — each with the header or HTML marker that proves it.

A company profile from its domain, read live from its own site: what it sells and to whom, pricing model and plans from its pricing page, open roles from its public Greenhouse/Lever/Ashby board, tech stack, socials, security.txt contacts, and the domain's registrar, age, email provider, SaaS vendors

Off-chain due diligence on a project's web presence — the half on-chain rug checkers cannot see. Domain age and registrar, whether a team page, whitepaper, docs and socials exist, whether the site is an off-the-shelf template, and a cross-check of the contract address you are about to trade against