Collect public platform pages
Work with approved public pages across Amazon, TikTok, YouTube, X, search engines, editorial sites, forums, and directories.
Dedicated Scraping API for public web data
Turn approved public pages from Amazon, TikTok, YouTube, X, search engines, and more into HTML, Markdown, or structured JSON for market research, competitive intelligence, content operations, and AI workflows.
Public-page collection across ecommerce, social, video, and search HTML, Markdown, and JSON outputs for downstream systems Source-aware data for research, monitoring, and AI use cases Use only public, permitted information
What can the Dedicated Scraping API do?
Convert public pages into consistent, usable data so teams can spend less time copying information and more time comparing, analyzing, and acting on it.
Choose the delivery format
Use HTML for document structure, Markdown for readable content, or JSON for fields and metadata that applications can consume.
Research product and market signals
Organize visible product, content, review, and search-page signals for category research, competitor analysis, and market monitoring.
Support content and social research
Analyze public videos, posts, captions, hashtags, topics, and visible engagement signals to understand conversations and formats.
Prepare data for AI workflows
Send clean public-page content and source metadata into RAG, AI agents, internal search, and research systems.
Keep collection responsible
Build tasks around public, permitted information and respect applicable laws, website terms, robots directives, and reasonable request rates.
EXTRACTOR LIBRARY
Choose a platform extractor, then the page template and parameters that fit the job
Dedicated Scraping API is not a one-shape scraper. Start from the platform and page type you need, then configure the supported request parameters for that extractor and scenario.
AMAZON
Product and marketplace extractors
Structure public product and marketplace research without forcing a review page, category page, or search result into the same response shape.
Example page templates
Product detailSearch resultsCategory listingReviews
Configured per extractor
Template selectionSupported request parametersOutput format
TIKTOK
Video, hashtag, and creator extractors
Use a page template aligned with the public content surface being researched, from an individual video to a hashtag or creator view.
Example page templates
VideoSearch resultsHashtagProfile
Configured per extractor
Template selectionSupported request parametersOutput format
YOUTUBE
Video, channel, and comment extractors
Keep video, channel, search, and public comment research in the response shape that best preserves its source context.
Example page templates
VideoChannelSearch resultsComments
Configured per extractor
Template selectionSupported request parametersOutput format
X / TWITTER
Post, topic, and profile extractors
Select the public conversation surface first so downstream analysis starts with posts, searches, topics, or profiles in the right context.
Example page templates
PostSearch resultsTopicProfile
Configured per extractor
Template selectionSupported request parametersOutput format
The templates shown are common public-page research examples. Available templates, fields, and request parameters depend on the selected extractor and applicable platform rules.
From platform extractor to usable data in three steps
- 01
Select the platform and page template
Start with the public platform and page type—such as an Amazon product or a YouTube channel—rather than a generic one-size-fits-all request.
- 02
Configure the supported request parameters
Use the parameters available for that extractor and template, then choose HTML, readable Markdown, or structured JSON for the destination workflow.
- 03
Connect the response to your workflow
Send template-aware results to a database, analytics tool, spreadsheet, webhook, or AI knowledge workflow while retaining source context.
http_request_initiator.config
CONFIGURATIONTARGET ENDPOINT URLPOST
https://data.clawoxy.com/v1/web-scraper/task/create
User-Agent
Auto-Adaptive
Proxy Tunnel
Smart IP
Supports custom headers, cookies, and batch development.
When should you use Dedicated Scraping API?
Use Dedicated Scraping API when the question requires current public-page information from a platform or website—not just a list of search results.
Amazon product research
USE CASE
Review public product titles, prices, ratings, review counts, and category signals for assortment and competitor research.
TikTok and YouTube research
USE CASE
Study public videos, hashtags, creator pages, publishing patterns, and audience-facing content signals.
X conversation monitoring
USE CASE
Organize public posts, topics, timestamps, hashtags, and visible engagement signals for brand and market research.
Ecommerce competitor monitoring
USE CASE
Compare public product pages and listings to spot changes in visible pricing, positioning, reviews, and availability cues.
Trend validation
USE CASE
Pair Google Trends or Baidu Index signals with public product, video, and conversation data to validate research hypotheses.
RAG and AI research
USE CASE
Use approved public web content as current, traceable context for AI agents, RAG, internal search, and analyst workflows.
LIVE RESPONSE
View details
Turn approved public pages from Amazon, TikTok, YouTube, X, search engines, and more into HTML, Markdown, or structured JSON for market research, competitive intelligence, content operations, and AI workflows.
200 OK - 842ms
JSON- 01
{ - 02
"status": "success", - 03
"url": "https://example.com", - 04
"format": "markdown", - 05
"content": "# Product title\n\n$49.00...", - 06
"credits_used": 1 - 07
}
Pay only for valid data
No. Clawoxy uses success-based billing: credits are consumed only when a request ultimately succeeds and returns valid content. Retries caused by blocked IPs, target-site errors, or timeouts do not consume credits.
FAQ
Dedicated Scraping API is a programmatic interface for retrieving approved public web pages and returning their content in a format a system can use, such as HTML, Markdown, or JSON.