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FetchFox vs Link Grabber

Link Grabber extracts URLs only; FetchFox extracts structured data and supports full page rendering.

Short answer: Pick FetchFox if you want AI-driven web data extraction; pick Link Grabber if you want one-click bulk link extraction. FetchFox has a free plan; Link Grabber is free.

Which to pick

Pick FetchFox if you want…

  • AI-driven web data extraction
  • Integrations with JavaScript SDK, Python or HTTP API (on FetchFox's list, not Link Grabber's)

Pick Link Grabber if you want…

  • One-click bulk link extraction
  • URL extraction
  • A free tool
  • Integrations with YouTube, Vimeo or Twitch (on Link Grabber's list, not FetchFox's)

Side by side

What it is
FetchFox:FetchFox is an AI-powered web scraper that extracts structured data from any site via a Chrome extension or API.
Link Grabber:Link Grabber is a free Chrome extension that extracts, organizes, and exports URLs from any webpage with one click.
Best for
FetchFox:AI-driven web data extraction
Link Grabber:One-click bulk link extraction
Who it’s for
FetchFox:Developers and teams needing web data without building custom scrapers.
Link Grabber:Researchers, marketers, SEO professionals, developers, and business users who need to collect links quickly.
Pricing
FetchFox:Freemium
Link Grabber:Free
Starting price
FetchFox:—
Link Grabber:Free
Free plan or trial
FetchFox:—
Link Grabber:Free to use
Works with
FetchFox:JavaScript SDK, Python, HTTP API, Make, n8n, Zapier, OpenClaw
Link Grabber:YouTube, Vimeo, Twitch, Pinterest, Instagram, Salesforce, Jira, Zendesk

FetchFox features

  • Prompt-based scraping. Describe desired data in plain English and get structured JSON results.
  • Browser-backed visits. Render JavaScript-heavy pages to capture content that appears after client-side execution.
  • Automatic proxy selection. Use stronger access paths when simple requests are blocked.
  • Multiple output formats. Choose HTML, text, Markdown, links, images, or extracted fields per job.
  • SDKs and APIs. JavaScript SDK, HTTP API, Python support, and no-code connectors like Zapier and Make.
  • Specialized data APIs. Pre-built endpoints for sources such as Amazon, Google Search, YouTube, and Home Depot.

Link Grabber features

  • Precise Link Finder. Select an area on a page to extract only the links within that region.
  • Multi-Page Grabber. Scrape links across all tabs, windows, or specific pages in one operation.
  • Link Crawler. Automatically crawl a site from seed URLs to collect every link.
  • Export & Organizer. Export links to CSV, Excel, clipboard, or bookmarks and filter them inside the extension.
  • Hover Copy Shortcut. Press Ctrl/Cmd + C while hovering to copy a link instantly.
  • Dark Mode & Duplicate Removal. View results in dark mode and automatically exclude duplicate URLs.

FetchFox vs Link Grabber FAQ

What is the difference between FetchFox and Link Grabber?+

Link Grabber extracts URLs only; FetchFox extracts structured data and supports full page rendering.

Should I use FetchFox or Link Grabber?+

Pick FetchFox if you want AI-driven web data extraction or integrations with JavaScript SDK, Python or HTTP API (on FetchFox's list, not Link Grabber's). Pick Link Grabber if you want one-click bulk link extraction, URL extraction or a free tool.

Is FetchFox or Link Grabber free?+

FetchFox has a free plan and paid plans. Link Grabber is free.

Do FetchFox and Link Grabber integrate with the same tools?+

Their integration lists don't overlap: FetchFox lists JavaScript SDK, Python, HTTP API, Make and 3 more; Link Grabber lists YouTube, Vimeo, Twitch, Pinterest and 4 more.

On DevHunt

FetchFox

1 upvote · Launched on DevHunt on Oct 7, 2025

Link Grabber

6 upvotes · Launched on DevHunt on Mar 24, 2026

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