QuanticData — proxy networks and web data APIs for AI. Index of every example repository.
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QuanticData — proxy networks and web data APIs for AI. Index of every example repository.
Best Buy web scraper for Python and the command line: Best Buy's own current price for a list of SKUs or product URLs, with regular price, sale flag, stock status, seller, UPC, model and category, as JSON or CSV. Free and open source; sign in with your QuanticData account, no proxies or headless browser to run.
PDF to Markdown scraper for Python and the command line: give a domain and get every PDF, Word, Excel and CSV document the site publishes, converted to clean Markdown with headings, tables, lists and links, ready for an LLM or a RAG index, as JSON or CSV. Free and open source; no proxies or headless browser to run.
Financial data API for Python and the command line: stock quotes, crypto prices, DeFi TVL, ECB exchange rates, LEI records and SEC EDGAR filings in one client, with one sign-in and the same JSON or CSV rows for every source. Free and open source; runs on your QuanticData account.
Google Play scraper for Python and the command line: app details by package name or store URL (rating, review count, installs, price, category, last update, developer, ads and in-app purchases) for up to 50 apps per run, in any country and language, as JSON or CSV. Free and open source; no proxies or headless browser to run.
Pagine Gialle scraper for Python and the command line: Italian businesses for a category and a comune, with the email the owner registered, Partita IVA, verified phone, website, opening hours and address, plus Pagine Bianche listings, as JSON or CSV. Free and open source; sign in with your QuanticData account, no proxies or headless browser to run.
Indeed scraper for Python and the command line: job listings for a role and location with structured salary ranges, benefits, employer rating and posting date, as JSON or CSV. Free and open source; sign in with your QuanticData account, no browser extension, proxies or headless browser to run.
Package registry API for Python and the command line: npm, crates.io and Docker Hub search, PyPI package metadata, Hacker News stories and Stack Overflow questions in one client, with one sign-in and the same JSON or CSV rows for every source. Free and open source; runs on your QuanticData account.
Google Flights scraper for Python and the command line: one-way and round-trip itineraries between two airports for your dates, with airline, departure and arrival times, duration, stops, price and CO2 estimate, as JSON or CSV. Free and open source; sign in with your QuanticData account, no proxies or headless browser to run.
Company data API for Python and the command line: one structured company record from a domain, with name, legal name, description, industry, headquarters, office addresses, emails, phones, social profiles, logo and VAT number, as JSON or CSV. Free and open source; sign in with your QuanticData account, no proxies or headless browser to run.
WHOIS API and DNS lookup API for Python and the command line: registrar, creation and expiry dates, status codes and nameservers of a list of domains, plus their A, AAAA, MX, TXT, NS and other DNS records, as JSON or CSV. Free and open source; one parsed format over RDAP and WHOIS, sign in with your QuanticData account.
Reverse image search API for Python and the command line: give a public image URL and get the pages that use it, with title, page URL, site, domain and full-size image, as JSON or CSV. Built on Google Lens matches. Free and open source; no Google API key or proxies needed.
ASOS product scraper for Python and the command line: ASOS search results with name, brand, price, was-price, discount, colourway, markdown and selling-fast flags and images, as JSON or CSV. Free and open source; sign in with your QuanticData account, no proxies or headless browser to run.
Google SERP API for Python and the command line: organic results with the AI Overview, news, images, local places, autocomplete and Google Trends as JSON or CSV. Free and open source; sign in with your QuanticData account, no Google API key or proxies needed.
Steam scraper for Python and the command line: search the Steam store or pull full game details by app id (price and discount, genres, developers, publishers, release date, Metacritic, platforms, languages, DLC and achievements) as JSON or CSV. Free and open source; no Steam Web API key or proxies needed.
Google Trends scraper and API for Python and the command line: today's trending searches per country with traffic band and news stories, and 12 months of weekly interest with top and rising related queries for any keyword, as JSON or CSV. Free and open source; no Google API key or proxies needed.
Booking scraper for Python and the command line: Booking.com hotels and apartments around a city or street address for your dates, with stay price, price per night, discount, review score, stars, distance and free-cancellation flag, as JSON or CSV. Free and open source; sign in with your QuanticData account, no proxies or headless browser to run.
LinkedIn scraper for Python and the command line: public profiles, company pages and job listings for a role and location, as JSON or CSV. Free and open source; sign in with your QuanticData account, no LinkedIn login, proxies or headless browser to run.
YouTube scraper for Python and the command line: search results, a channel's uploads with its stats, and full video metadata with exact views and likes, as JSON or CSV. Free and open source; sign in with your QuanticData account, no YouTube Data API key, proxies or headless browser to run.
Kleinanzeigen scraper for Python and the command line: classified ads from Kleinanzeigen.de (formerly eBay Kleinanzeigen) for any keyword, with price, VB flag, ZIP, town, federal state, date, description and photo count, as JSON or CSV. Free and open source; sign in with your QuanticData account, no proxies or headless browser to run.
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