XCrawl

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Web scraping, crawling, and SERP API that returns LLM-ready data

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XCrawl

What it is

XCrawl is a web data API aimed at developers building AI applications and agents. Its Scrape API turns a single page into structured JSON, clean Markdown, or a screenshot, while the Crawl API walks entire domains or sections with depth control and the Map API lists every discoverable URL. A SERP API collects search engine results for SEO and market research, and ready-made scrapers target sites like Amazon and YouTube. Headless browser rendering handles JavaScript-heavy pages, and rotating residential proxies help with blocking. SDKs for Python and Node.js, plus integrations with MCP, n8n, and Zapier, connect the data to agents and automations. New accounts receive 1,000 free credits without a card.

Key features

Scrape API with JSON and Markdown output
Full-site Crawl and Map APIs
SERP API for search results
MCP, n8n, and Zapier integrations

What we liked

+ LLM-ready output formats
+ Handles JavaScript-heavy sites
+ Free starting credits with no card

Worth noting

· Credit costs vary by request type
· Paid plan details are not listed on the homepage

Editor's notes

More context from AI BirdView

XCrawl is designed for the stage of an AI project where you need real web data in a shape a model can use. It covers single pages, whole sites, URL discovery, and search results through a handful of focused endpoints, and returns clean Markdown or JSON so the output can go straight into a prompt, a vector store, or an agent.

The Scrape API returns structured JSON, Markdown, or headless screenshots in one request.
Crawl and Map APIs handle full domains, depth limits, and complete URL inventories.
The SERP API gathers search engine results for SEO and market research.
Rotating residential proxies and headless rendering help with dynamic and protected pages.
An MCP server plus n8n and Zapier integrations make it easy to connect to agents and no-code flows.

XCrawl suits developers building retrieval pipelines, research agents, or monitoring tools that depend on fresh web content. A practical tip: use the 1,000 free credits to test your hardest target sites first, since credit usage depends on request complexity, and check the pricing in your dashboard before scaling up a crawl.