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PulpMiner's answer:
PulpMiner is the easiest way to turn any webpage into a clean, structured API. What makes it unique is its ability to automatically generate smart JSON templates using AI, eliminating the need for manual schema design. With just a URL, users can create fast, real-time, cacheable API endpoints — all without writing a single line of code.
PulpMiner's answer:
Unlike most web scraping tools that require complex setup or coding knowledge, PulpMiner offers a plug-and-play experience powered by AI. It’s affordable, credit-based (no monthly lock-ins), and uses top-tier infrastructure like Cloudflare Workers and powerful non-blocking scrapers for reliability and access. You get real-time data, fast responses, and the ability to customize your outputs with minimal effort.
PulpMiner's answer:
Our primary audience includes indie developers, no-code/low-code builders, SaaS founders, data analysts, and marketers who need structured web data for automation, reporting, or integrating with other tools — without the usual headaches of scraping.
PulpMiner's answer:
PulpMiner was born from the frustration of building scrapers for every new project. While exploring ways to automate this repetitive work, we realized there was no simple, AI-powered solution to convert webpages into structured APIs — especially one that didn’t require subscriptions or complex configurations. That gap led to the creation of PulpMiner, a lightweight but powerful tool built for speed, scale, and simplicity.
PulpMiner's answer:
Cloudflare Workers (for backend)
Vercel (for frontend hosting)
Cloudflare KV (for data caching)
Clerk (for authentication)
Paddle (for credit-based payments and licensing)
PulpMiner's answer:
Indie SaaS founders scraping pricing data for competitors
E-commerce consultants extracting product data from supplier sites
No-code builders integrating data into Airtable/Notion
Marketing agencies automating web data collection
Startup growth teams building real-time dashboards
(Companies Include Gladly, Tekion)
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APIsList - The APIsList is the directory for all the public APIs compiled from different open sources and enhanced its data with the APIsList parsing engine.