Fetch a URL through the lowest tier that works — plain HTTPS first, a real browser only when nothing else gets through — and see exactly what it cost.
Pick a sample target and run it. Every result on this page is simulated to settle the design, nothing here touches a real site.
Simulated. Latencies and bodies are illustrative.
A cheaper tier that works is a better result than an expensive one that also works. Figures below are placeholders for layout.
Plain HTTPS with a named header recipe.
Protocol-level TLS and HTTP/2 emulation.
Sandboxed script execution, no browser.
Real browser, last resort.
Sample status board for the layout. Not a claim about any vendor.
The response names the tier that served it and what it cost, so you can see where your budget goes.
# mock request
curl https://api.anyscraping.com/v1/fetch \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $KEY" \
-d '{"url":"https://example.com/p/1"}'
{
"status": 200,
"tier": "pre-tier",
"latency_ms": 640,
"bytes": 212904,
"body": "<!doctype html>…"
}
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