Outcrawl Reviews & Product Details

Outcrawl is web infrastructure for AI agents. It gives your agent the web through one API and one credit balance: turn any page into clean data, search with the results already read, run real browsers in the cloud, or hand off a whole task to an agent. Five tools, used on their own or together: Scrape turns any web page into clean markdown or structured JSON your model can read, including pages that only load with JavaScript. A product page becomes its name, price and stock level. Crawl takes one link and returns every page on the site, each sent as soon as it is ready. A company's whole docs site goes straight into your search index. Search returns the top results with each page already read, so your agent can answer in one step. Browsers are real browsers in the cloud that you control with Playwright, Puppeteer or the Outcrawl SDK. Logins and cookies carry over between sessions through saved profiles, and every session is recorded so you can watch exactly what happened. Agents take a task described in plain English, do it in a real browser and report what they found. You can take control at any point. Teams use Outcrawl to collect invoices from billing portals into one sheet, research hundreds of companies into a CRM, compare what the same basket costs in 20 countries, watch a competitor's pricing page and get a summary when it really changes, turn a website without an API into typed JSON, and write research reports where every claim links to its source. Getting started takes about two minutes. One command adds Outcrawl to Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or any MCP client, and you sign in through your browser with no key to paste. There are also SDKs, a CLI and a plain HTTP API. Pricing is one credit balance across all five tools. The Free plan includes 1,000 credits every month with no card needed, enough for about 1,000 pages or 16 hours of browser time. Paid plans start at $49 a month (Builder), with Pro at $199 and Scale at $799 for higher volume, more concurrent browsers and higher rate limits.