
The tiered fetch model is the standout feature — plain requests by default, automatic escalation to anti-bot bypass or full JS rendering only when a page actually needs it. That's saved real cost without us tuning anything per site. Success rates stay solid even on sites we never specifically tested, and failures come back specific enough to actually fix. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
The tier boundary isn't obvious upfront — a cheap fetch can come back looking fine (200, real HTML) while missing the content a page actually needed JS for, so figuring that out is on you, not the API. Since the JS-rendering tier costs noticeably more, getting it wrong means wasted spend or missing data. A few stubborn sites still get blocked occasionally even on the anti-bot tier. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.