Headless rendering
Planned: open public pages in Chromium and wait for page content before extraction.
FOR DATA ENGINEERS · IN DEVELOPMENTWeb pages in.
Web pages in.
Useful data out.
Web Scraping & Proxy API: a planned headless-browser service for rendered HTML, readable text and selector-based extraction.
Explore a request example →ILLUSTRATIVE RESPONSE
{
"title": "Example page",
"items": [
{ "text": "First article" },
{ "text": "Second article" }
]
}Render → Select → ExtractBuild a sample request
POST /v1/scrape on RichScripts Shots. One shared credit per successful request. Awaiting deployment.
Request preview
Structured extraction
Planned: return page text, HTML or selected elements as machine-readable data.
Controlled proxy access
Proposed: authenticated requests through the service. Residential IPs and geographic routing are not currently offered.
Start small. Pay only when you need more.
Planned launch pricing shared by the Web Scraping API and RichScripts Shots. Purchases open after server activation.
Free trial
US$0
20 successful requests
One-time trial per account.
No payment card required.
Starter
US$3
1,000 successful requests
US$0.003 per request.
One-time purchase. No automatic renewal.
Growth
US$10
5,000 successful requests
US$0.002 per request.
One-time purchase. No automatic renewal.
A successful extraction uses one credit. Failed requests and server timeouts are refunded. A successful response with no selector matches still counts. Standard server outbound networking is included; residential proxies and geographic routing are not offered.
From manual parsing to a browser API
Regular expressions and HTML parsers help when the information you need is already present in a document. A headless browser is useful when a public page builds its content with JavaScript. It can render the page before extracting text or matching elements with CSS selectors.
This product preview describes the next step in the RichScripts developer-tool collection. The request builder lets you explore a small extraction contract without sending a request to another website. Choose a public URL and output format, then copy the generated JSON into your planning notes. The preview is not an API client and cannot scrape a live website.
A production service needs more than a browser launcher. Authentication, request limits, timeouts, isolated browser sessions, response-size limits and protection against access to internal network addresses are part of the planned implementation. Proxy behavior must be specified separately from rendering: a server-side browser does not automatically provide rotating residential addresses or geographic targeting.
Use extraction for pages you own or are authorized to access. The proposed service does not include account-login automation, CAPTCHA solving or access-control bypass. Launch packages are shown above in US dollars. Checkout remains unavailable until the updated service is activated.
Available today
For image captures of web pages, explore RichScripts Shots. For local text processing, use the Regex Tester or JSON Formatter.