AnyCrawler
AnyCrawler is a web-scraping API built for AI agents and RAG: one production API covering web discovery, HTML fetches, browser rendering, Markdown extraction and screenshots, with an installable agent skill so agents get a managed web acces
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AnyCrawler is a web-scraping API built for AI agents and RAG: one production API covering web discovery, HTML fetches, browser rendering, Markdown extraction and screenshots, with an installable agent skill so agents get a managed web access layer. For a known URL you use Fetch when the content is already in HTML, or Render when JavaScript must load it; search channels cover web, news, image, video and scholar discovery. Both paths return clean Markdown in a consistent crawl response, and you only pay for browser work when a simple fetch is not enough. Billing is credit-based: Fetch costs 2 credits base, Render 10, viewport screenshot 20 and full-page screenshot 50; optional fields and cache behavior can change totals. The Free plan grants 5,000 one-time credits at $0; paid plans are Agent Lite $5/month (15,000 credits), Builder $20/month (80,000), Growth $80/month (960,000) and Scale $200/month (3,000,000). It is built for teams shipping AI agents, RAG systems, research tools and automation that need current web data without maintaining crawler infrastructure.
Capabilities and conditions
- It is described as a web scraping API for AI agents and data products, covering search, fetch, render, screenshots and credit-based usage controls. Source ↗
- For a known URL, Fetch handles content already in HTML while Render handles pages where JavaScript loads the content; both return clean Markdown. Source ↗
- The free plan is $0 with a one-time grant of 5,000 credits; paid plans start at $5/month for 15,000 credits. Source ↗
- Operations consume different credit amounts: a fetch is 2 credits base, a render 10, and optional fields can add credits. Source ↗
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