FineData.ai
A web scraping API that turns any web page into clean structured JSON from a schema you define, with native MCP support for AI agents.
Developer Tools·AI & Machine Learning·Data & Infrastructure
What is FineData.ai?
FineData.ai is a web scraping API. You send a URL and the fields you need, and it returns clean JSON without you maintaining browsers or page selectors. A schema describes the fields to extract, and the API handles JavaScript rendering, proxy routing and challenge handling in a single request. Output is also available as Markdown, text, links and screenshots.
It is aimed at developers building data pipelines and at teams building AI agents that need access to the web. Agents can connect through a native MCP server by adding FineData to an MCP client with an API key, or developers can call the REST API from Python, JavaScript or any HTTP client. Example use cases on the site include price intelligence from product pages, consolidating public property listings from different portals, and collecting public financial news and filings for research.
What sets it apart, according to the page, is that you define the fields once and get structured data back rather than writing selectors for each page layout. Pricing is token based, with failed requests not billed and each response reporting its token usage. A free plan includes 1,000 tokens per month, and a pay-as-you-go option is available, with paid monthly plans for individuals and teams. The site states that it is built for public and authorized web data and that users should respect site terms, privacy and rate limits.
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