
Anakin
Turn any website into structured, LLM-ready data with a single API!
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Anakin provides a developer-focused API to scrape, render, and extract structured data (JSON, HTML, Markdown) from any website, including JS-heavy and login-protected pages.
- for
- Developers building AI agents, RAG pipelines, or automation workflows that need web data.
- pricing
- freemium · free trial
- license
- MIT
- v0.1.0v0.1.0 — Initial Release7 months ago
Key features
- Headless browser rendering — Executes JavaScript and renders full pages before extraction.
- Anti-bot evasion — Built-in residential proxy rotation, fingerprint variation and CAPTCHA solving.
- Authenticated browser sessions — Login once via dashboard, reuse encrypted session cookies for subsequent requests.
- Wire actions for 940+ platforms — Read-only and write actions (e.g., LinkedIn, Amazon) via a unified endpoint.
- Zero-touch keyless tier — 300 free credits per month with no API key or credit-card required.
- Multiple output formats — Return data as clean Markdown, raw HTML, or typed JSON schemas.
Use cases
- Enrich lead data with firmographic fields from a domain.
- Power RAG pipelines with fresh, structured web content.
- Automate agent actions like posting to LinkedIn or Twitter.
- Monitor price changes across thousands of retailer SKUs.
- Perform scheduled website change detection and alerts.
Anakin FAQ
Is Anakin.io the same as Anakin AI?+
No. Anakin.io is a web-scraping and data API; Anakin AI is a separate product.
How does Anakin handle anti-bot protection?+
It uses residential proxy rotation, fingerprint variation and automatic CAPTCHA solving, requiring no configuration.
What output formats are supported?+
Responses can be returned as clean Markdown, raw HTML, or structured JSON (including custom schemas).
Can Anakin scrape JavaScript-heavy sites and SPAs?+
Yes, it runs full headless browser instances to render JS before extraction.
How accurate is the data?+
Anakin reports 99.5% verified accuracy with automatic retries and validation layers.
How fast is the API?+
Average latency is under two seconds (p50 ~1.7 s) for cached pages and 2-4 s for JS-rendered pages.
Summarized by DevHunt from tinyurl.com · Oct 1, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.
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