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Realtime web data for AI agents
One fast API for crawling, scraping, search, and a real browser. Clean, structured data the moment your agents ask for it.
Free credits on signup. No card required.
Fast, reliable, and low cost.
Spider was benchmarked against the leading alternatives on speed, reliability, and price.
- 100K+
- URLs per request10K req/min, no degradation
- $0.03
- Avg per 1,000 pagespay-as-you-go, no subscription
- MIT
- Open-source coreRust engine, self-host option
Native integrations with the leading AI frameworks
Extraction
From the messy web to clean data.
Point Spider at any URL. We strip the nav, ads, and boilerplate and hand back exactly what your model needs: clean markdown or structured JSON.
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Browser automation
A real browser, driven by your agent.
Not a screenshot service. A real browser your agent steers. Navigate, click, type, and extract structured data from anything behind JavaScript or a login.
- navigate news.ycombinator.com
- act click “new”
- act scroll to end
- extract top 30 stories → JSON
Community
Teams shipping with Spider.
What engineers said on the internet.
FAQ
Common questions.
Billing, rate limits, and crawl failures.
What is Spider?
Spider is a fast web scraping and crawling API designed for AI agents, RAG pipelines, and LLMs. It supports structured data extraction and multiple output formats including markdown, HTML, JSON, and plain text.
How can I try Spider?
Sign up for a free balance to test, or explore the open-source Spider engine at https://github.com/spider-rs/spider.
What formats can Spider convert web data into?
Spider outputs HTML, raw, text, and various markdown formats. It supports JSON, JSONL, CSV, and XML for API responses.
Can you crawl all pages?
Yes. Spider crawls all necessary content without needing a sitemap. We rate-limit individual URLs per minute to balance the load on a target server.
Does it respect robots.txt?
Yes. robots.txt compliance is on by default. You can disable it on a per-request basis when needed.
What if a crawl fails?
Failed requests are billed at $0. You only pay for responses that return data.
What if I get blocked?
Spider includes an Unblocker with stealth, rotating proxies, and automatic retries. Heavily protected sites route to the Browser Cloud, which runs full browser sessions with anti-detection built in.
How does billing work?
Each request is billed for bandwidth ($1/GB) plus compute ($0.001/min). Most pages cost a fraction of a cent. You can estimate your spend with the pricing calculator at /compare.