The easiest & cheapest way to extract data from the Internet.
░ easiest
You don't need to know how to code: just call an HTTP endpoint to extract:
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markdown
Ideal for training LLM models or storing content in your second brain.
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screenshot
Good for training visual models or fetching web thumbnails.
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metadata
Extract information from a website (image, title, description...).
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html
Perfect for extracting specific content from websites.
░ cheapest
Handinger costs $0.0005/url, billed monthly. No upfront costs nor esoteric api credits.
The minimum amount is $10, but the first 2,000 urls are free.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you need a credit card to sign up?
Yes, we require a credit card to prevent misuse. However, remember that the first 2,000 requests each month are free, so you can try the product without being charged.
Is there a rate limit?
- global: 1,000 requests every 60 seconds.
- per domain: 3 requests every 10 seconds.
429 error, you can wait a few seconds and retry.
We don't charge for rate-limited requests.
Are there any upfront costs?
No, there are no upfront costs. You only pay for what you use.
Do I need to be a developer to use Handinger?
Not at all! It's just an HTTP endpoint, so you can use it without any coding. If you're unsure how to call the API, feel free to email us at [email protected], and we'll be happy to assist you.
What kind of websites can I extract data from?
We support all websites, but if you find one that's not working, please email us at [email protected]—we'll compensate you and do our best to fix it.
Why is Handinger so cheap?
Most websites are very cheap to extract data from, but a few require more expensive methods. Unlike most services that make you decide which extraction method to use, we believe it's better for us to take on that risk—which motivates us to find the most cost-effective ways to extract data.
What does "Handinger" mean?
"Handinger" is what my son calls his little brother—a misspelled version of Paw Patrol's Mayor Humdinger. The domain was available and it makes me smile, so it was a no-brainer.