Crawlora
Crawlora is a structured web-data platform. Instead of building and maintaining scrapers, you call documented REST endpoints — or 319 hosted MCP tools — and get normalized JSON instead of HTML to parse. It spans 393 endpoints across search/SERP (Google, Bing, Brave), maps, e-commerce (Amazon, eBay, Shopify), app stores, social (TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, Reddit), reviews, and finance. Crawlora handles proxy rotation, headless-browser rendering, and retries behind the API, so your team ships data features instead of operating scraping infrastructure. The same endpoints are exposed as a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, so AI agents in Claude, Cursor, Cline, or n8n pull live web data with one header. Pricing is pay-on-success — billed only on a successful (2xx) response — with a free tier of 2,000 credits/month (no card) and a public Playground to run any endpoint and see the JSON before writing code.
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SocialScrape
SocialScrape is a hosted API for retrieving structured data from public social media. Developers can request profile information, posts, comments, search results and, where available, video transcripts through one API, with normalized JSON responses designed to simplify cross-platform applications. The service also provides monitors for profiles, channels and searches that send newly detected content to customer webhooks. API keys and credit-based billing are managed through a web dashboard, with monthly subscriptions and one-time credit packs. An MCP server and an n8n community node let users connect SocialScrape to AI clients and automation workflows. Typical applications include social listening, creator analytics, brand monitoring, research and AI agents. Available data and endpoints vary by platform; only publicly accessible content is offered, and some endpoints are identified as planned rather than currently available.
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TwitterAPIs
TwitterAPIs is a hosted Twitter/X data API for developers, researchers, data teams, and AI agent builders. REST endpoints support post search, tweet details and threads, user profiles and timelines, followers, following, lists, and trends. The API uses bearer-key authentication, returns JSON, and provides an OpenAPI specification and endpoint documentation. Users can connect it to MCP-compatible assistants through its MCP server or call it from automation platforms using HTTP. Linked-account endpoints also support actions such as posting, liking, and following. Standard reads are billed per request, with higher rates for some endpoints; new accounts receive usage credits. TwitterAPIs is an independent third-party service, not affiliated with X. It supports application development, social data collection, monitoring, and AI-agent workflows requiring X data without an X developer account.
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ScraperSocial
ScraperSocial is a hosted REST API and MCP server that returns publicly available social, video, commerce, review, search, and developer-source data as JSON. Developers, data teams, marketers, researchers, and AI-agent builders can use it to retrieve public profiles, posts, channel and engagement statistics, comments, keyword and hashtag results, reviews, trending items, video transcripts, and summaries from supported platforms. The API offers documented endpoints with a shared response format, API-key authentication, and endpoint-specific credit usage; its MCP server exposes tools for agent clients. Common uses include social listening, creator and influencer research, market research, content analysis, and feeding public-source information into applications, analytics pipelines, and AI workflows. The service is delivered online, with API documentation and an OpenAPI specification.
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