For developers, researchers, and agent builders
Use focused APIs when a product or workflow needs current public page evidence in a structured response.
Move from a URL to readable content, its final destination, visible technologies, category, and URL-level signals.
Use focused APIs when a product or workflow needs current public page evidence in a structured response.
Collect content for analysis, trace a destination before following it, or enrich a known page with technology and category context.
Use Scrape for page content. Add Redirects, Technology Detection, Website Categorization, or URL Intelligence only when that context changes the decision.
Fetch public web pages as HTML, Markdown, or text with synchronous and asynchronous options.
Choose this when: Choose this when you need HTML, text, or markdown from a public page, with rendering or asynchronous collection only when supported and necessary.
Trace the full redirect chain for a URL.
Choose this when: Choose this when the destination and redirect chain matter more than the page body.
Detect the technology stack used by a website including CMS, frameworks, and services.
Choose this when: Choose this when you need evidence of exposed frameworks, platforms, analytics, or infrastructure technologies.
Categorize a website by industry, content type, and topics.
Choose this when: Choose this when you need a broad content or business category for routing, research, or review.
Extract normalized page metadata, preview fields, structured data, and public identity signals from a URL.
Choose this when: Choose this when you need normalized URL structure and risk-oriented URL signals before deeper collection.
Inspect the URL, collect the page as markdown, then add category or technology evidence required by the agent task.
Inspect the URL, collect the page as markdown, then add category or technology evidence required by the agent task.
Collect a representative page, resolve its final destination, and combine content with website category and exposed technology signals.
Submit a public URL to POST /v1/scrape with markdown output. Use standard mode first, then select rendering only when the page requires JavaScript.
curl -X POST "https://domscan.net/v1/scrape" -H "X-API-Key: $DOMSCAN_API_KEY" -H "Content-Type: application/json" -d '{"url":"https://example.com","output":"markdown"}'
{
"data": {
"url": "https://example.com",
"outcome": "success",
"content": "# Example Domain",
"truncated": false
},
"billing": { "credits_charged": 1, "credits_refunded": 0 }
}
Scrape one page synchronously or submit 1 to 100 public URLs to a paid asynchronous scrape job. Technology detection also supports product-specific bulk and job paths.
Collection uses bounded redirects, response sizes, concurrency, and processing modes. It does not promise access to every page.
Choose the lowest sufficient collection mode, retain destination evidence, and enrich the result only when the workflow needs it.
Let an agent collect a page, understand the domain behind it, and request deeper evidence only when the task requires it.
Collect public pages and connect them with domain, company, technology, DNS, and infrastructure context.
Review the five Web Data products or make a first Scrape request from the documentation.