Introducing PagePry

AI agents and automated pipelines are transforming how companies operate. But they all share a common dependency: reliable access to web data.

Building that access in-house means headless browsers, proxy rotation, retry logic, crash recovery, and result caching. It's a significant engineering investment — and one that never stops requiring maintenance. PagePry replaces all of it with a single API.

One API call, structured data back

Send us a URL. We return fully rendered HTML, screenshots, or structured SERP results. Behind the scenes, we manage the browser pools, proxy infrastructure, readiness detection, and caching — so your team doesn't have to.

curl -X POST https://api.pagepry.com/v1/scrape \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer pp_live_..." \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"url": "https://example.com"}'

No Puppeteer to install. No browser pools to manage. No infrastructure to scale.

Built for production workloads

PagePry is designed for the performance and reliability that production systems demand:

• Sub-2s response times for JS-rendered pages, sub-100ms for server-rendered content
• Zero cold starts — warm browser pools are always ready
• Automatic retries and proxy rotation — failures are handled before they reach your application
• Result caching — repeat queries return instantly at zero cost

Whether your AI agents are processing thousands of URLs or your data pipeline runs on a schedule, PagePry delivers consistent performance at scale.

What we're launching with

• Web Scraper API — Extract fully rendered HTML from any page, including JavaScript-heavy SPAs. Real Chromium browsers with stealth measures ensure you get the same content a real user would see.
• Dashboard — Monitor usage, manage API keys, configure applications, and invite your team.

What's next

We're building Screenshot, SERP extraction, logo detection, and OCR APIs — all following the same principle: one API call, structured output, production-grade reliability. Every product shares a single credit pool and API key.

If your team is spending engineering time on web data infrastructure, get an API key and see the difference.