Website APIs for AI agents.
An AI agent that needs data from a specific website should not have to scrape HTML or drive a headless browser. A website API is a stable, schema-defined endpoint for a specific site that returns structured records instead of a page to parse.
Everfetch publishes over 1,900 of them in one catalog: government portals, retail and grocery sites, social platforms, and reference data.
The problem
Why agents break on scraping.
Brittle selectors
CSS selectors and DOM paths break the moment a site ships a redesign, and nobody tells your agent.
Layout changes
The same data moves to a different part of the page, or into a client-rendered widget a raw fetch never sees.
Anti-bot walls
Bot detection blocks the request entirely, and the agent gets an empty page instead of an error it can act on.
Token-expensive raw output
Raw HTML or full-page markdown burns tokens on layout and chrome the agent has to read past to find the data.
Nondeterministic output
Model-extracted JSON from a page can vary call to call, which is a poor foundation for a workflow that runs unattended.
Typed records, by contrast
A website API returns the same field names and types every time, so your agent's downstream code doesn't have to guess.
How it works
One shape, every site.
Open schema registry
Schemas describe the data surface behind a site, community-contributed and Everfetch-maintained, browsable at /schemas.
Hosted execution
Everfetch runs the call behind the endpoint. You send a site and an intent, you get structured JSON back, no infrastructure to run yourself.
Health monitoring
Availability and verification signals are published per endpoint. Monitoring coverage is still expanding across the catalog.
When to use what
Three approaches to web data, honestly compared.
None of these replace the others across the board. Here is where each one actually fits.
Crawl-to-markdown tools
Turn an arbitrary live page into markdown, HTML, or model-extracted JSON at request time. Best when you don't know the page ahead of time and need broad reading coverage.
Good for reading arbitrary pages you haven't seen before.
Compare with Firecrawl →Actor and browser automation platforms
Run or build scrapers (actors) with managed compute, proxies, and scheduling. Best when your workflow needs custom automation, not just a read.
Good for custom crawls, logins, and multi-step browser automation.
Compare with Apify →Website APIs (what Everfetch hosts)
A stable, schema-defined endpoint for a specific site that returns structured records. Each catalog entry shows the availability and verification signals published for that endpoint.
Good when your agent needs reliable structured records from known sites, again and again.
Browse the catalog →Popular categories
What agents pull most.
Government and public records
Federal registers, procurement, business filings, and open-data portals as structured APIs with published endpoint availability.
See public records and KYB →Retail and grocery
Product, pricing, and store data from retail and grocery sites, one schema per site instead of a scraper per site.
See pricing intelligence →Social
Public profile, post, and search data from social platforms without a login or a browser session to babysit.
Browse social schemas →Sports and reference data
Rosters, results, and reference data from sports and stats sites as clean structured records.
Browse reference schemas →FAQ
Website APIs, answered.
Give your agent a stable API, not a scraper to babysit.
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