One HTTP call against any URL. String returns clean content, and you only pay when it comes back.
Warm browser pools and a rendering path that skips a cold spin-up wherever a target allows it. Concurrency holds the tail flat under load, so a burst of requests doesn't turn into a queue.
Reliable means it gets through the systems that others can't, and recovers on its own when a target shifts.
Every request escalates automatically: lightweight request-based fetches, full browser rendering, residential proxies, geolocated routing, and CAPTCHA solving - which compliance-sensitive teams can switch off per request.
Provide your agents access to live web data better, faster and cheaper than Firecrawl, Browserbase, Exa, and Parallel.
Want to give your users the ability to query live web data? Plug in our API / MCP and see their satisfaction rates jump.
Enrichment: Build agents that can use String to pull live web data for any deal or contact to superpower your sales teams.
Every GTM engineer's dream: a Claygent that actually works, that doesn't get blocked, and that's way more affordable.
Quality: Access data you previously couldn't due to anti-bot or engineering-capacity limits - we get you data from the whole web.
Tired of customers finding issues with your data - stale, lacking coverage? Use String's API and get access to the entire web without issues. Customers have reported a 50%+ reduction in triage tickets.
Ship without a scraping stack: point a script at any page and get clean data back, no proxies, retries, or bot walls to babysit.
Building a side project or an agent on a weekend? Pull the pages you need with a single call instead of losing Saturday to rotating proxies and a Cloudflare challenge that wasn't there yesterday.
Every provider, every target, same time, head to head. The two numbers that decide whether a scraper is worth running: did it get through, and how fast.
We tested String Web Access API against fourteen other web access APIs by loading 99 real-world pages known to be difficult to scrape, including targets protected by anti-bot and WAF systems such as DataDome, Akamai, Cloudflare, and Kasada.
The suite covers pages with high scraping value: product detail pages, search results, social platforms, and similarly protected surfaces. Each URL was requested 5 times per provider - 495 requests each - and a request only counted as successful when the API returned a 2xx and the response contained the page's expected content.
Latency includes every target. Content uses the 75th percentile of successful attempt latencies. A complete miss uses the 75th percentile of providers that returned content for that target, or the 90-second timeout when nobody succeeds.
Send a URL, get clean content back. No proxy list to rotate, no headless browser to babysit.
Add String over MCP and your agent fetches any page, even the hardest ones, as a single tool call, in Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or anything that speaks the protocol.
A web scraping API for humans and agents. One HTTP call against any URL returns the page as clean content, fully rendered and past whatever anti-bot is sitting in front of it. You only pay when it comes back.
Cloudflare, DataDome, PerimeterX, Akamai, Kasada, and CAPTCHA challenges. Every request escalates on its own: a lightweight fetch first, then full browser rendering, residential proxies, and geolocated routing if the target needs it. CAPTCHA solving is part of the same escalation, and teams with compliance constraints can turn it off per request.
0.41s at p50, 0.9s at p95. Browser pools stay warm and the rendering path skips a cold spin-up wherever a target allows it, so a burst of requests doesn't turn into a queue.
String passed 97.0% of requests in the open-source Web Data Frontier Benchmark, the best success rate of any provider in the run. The run covers 99 hard targets at 495 requests per provider, and repeats monthly.
Yes. Add String over MCP and your agent fetches any page as a single tool call, in Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or anything that speaks the protocol.
Run up to first 5,000 requests for free. After that, plans start at $20/month and usage is billed per request. Blocks are free: you only pay when String returns content.