I use TinyFish for hackathons and side projects to scrape websites and provide LLMs with precise context, and I love its speed, accuracy, and the fact that it's fast, cheap, and good. It can return information quickly and accurately from links inside websites or from specific links. I like that it uses browser use and agents to scrape the Internet in ways normal scripting can't do. I also appreciate how well Claude code and Codex CLI work with TinyFish, helping agents get context about the Internet or documentation they wouldn't have access to otherwise.

TinyFish is the one layer I actually keep in the stack when I need live web, not another chatbot pretending it can browse. Search, Fetch, Browser, and Agent sit under one API, so I am not wiring Exa for search, Firecrawl for markdown, and Apify for the messy pages. Yes. For how I actually use TinyFish, I’m getting more than I’m paying. Search and Fetch are free like 30 searches/min, 150 fetches/min, no Wallet draw even at $0. That’s 90% of my work: live recon, clean page content, Reddit/HN/X/LinkedIn listening, lead-gen. I’m not burning credits on the daily path.

Tinyfish is a highly effective tool for agent search and fetch functions. It’s also free