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Crawl API that renders JavaScript and returns pages as clean markdown, HTML and metadata.
WebCrawlerAPI is a hosted crawling endpoint aimed at retrieval pipelines and agents. You post a URL, it fetches the page with JavaScript rendering, and returns markdown, HTML or structured metadata instead of raw DOM. Crawls can walk a whole site or documentation tree, and there is a dashboard for jobs at dash.webcrawlerapi.com. Billing is usage-based, charged per page fetched with no monthly minimum, and new accounts get starting credit. Access is via a plain HTTP API with optional language SDKs. The vendor names no company or country anywhere on the site.
Pay per page fetched at about $0.002 a page ($2 per 1,000), no subscription required. That figure and a $10 starting credit for new accounts appear in the vendor's own comparison articles; the site itself publishes no price table.
Use tool ↗Usage-based crawling with JavaScript rendering and markdown output covers the common retrieval-ingestion job without a subscription, and the per-page rate is low enough to test cheaply. The weak spot is transparency: no pricing table on the site, no named company, and thin SDK documentation.
Watch out: The per-page price is quoted in the vendor's own comparison articles rather than on a pricing page; confirm it in the dashboard before committing volume.
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