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Scraper API

Turn any web page into clean, AI-ready content.

Name: Scraper API
Brand: GreenPT

One API call extracts the content from any public URL and returns it as Markdown, HTML, raw HTML, or a list of links. JavaScript-rendered pages handled, ads and cookie popups stripped, just the main content.

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The case

One endpoint between any web page and your AI pipeline.

Scraping for AI usually means stitching together a headless browser, an ad blocker, and a readability parser, then maintaining all three. The Scraper API collapses that into a single request.

Any public URL turned into structured content in one POST request
JavaScript-rendered pages rendered automatically, no headless setup of your own
Ads blocked and cookie popups removed before extraction
Main content only: headers, navigation, and footers excluded
Four output formats: Markdown, HTML, raw HTML, or every link on the page
EU-hosted, with the same privacy posture as the rest of the platform

What teams build with it

Five ways the Scraper API earns its keep.

RAG pipelines

Convert pages to clean Markdown that drops straight into a retrieval index, with none of the HTML noise that pollutes embeddings.
Training data

Collect structured, main-content text at scale for fine-tuning and evaluation, without writing a scraper for every site.
Content monitoring

Watch competitor and source pages for changes and updates, without standing up scraping infrastructure of your own.
Link discovery

Pull every URL on a page in one call for crawling, site mapping, or SEO analysis.
Web archiving

Preserve pages as durable Markdown or HTML you can store and search, instead of brittle screenshots.
Data collection

Extract page content for analysis, reporting, and downstream processing, in a format your tools can read.

Performance metrics

GreenPT's data centres deliver a PUE of 1.25 (versus the industry average of 1.55) and a WUE of 0.25 (compared with the sector's 1.8), indicating markedly higher power and water efficiency. All of the electricity is from renewable sources, 100% versus the typical 60% share in the industry.