AIHackr documentation
Learn the AIHackr web scraping API: quickstart guides, REST reference, MCP integration, authentication, crawl limits and troubleshooting.
Quickstart
Scrape your first public webpage with AIHackr. Sign in, create an API key and call the web scraping API with JavaScript, Python or cURL.
Read more →Start hereAccounts and API keys
Learn how AIHackr email sign-in, private workspaces and revocable API keys work. Keep credentials on your server and inspect trial usage.
Read more →API referenceScrape API
Convert a public webpage to Markdown, HTML or links with the AIHackr Scrape API. Includes request examples, response fields and browser options.
Read more →API referenceMap API
Discover same-origin links on a public webpage with the AIHackr Map API. Learn page-level discovery limits and when to use a recursive crawl.
Read more →API referenceCrawl API
Start a bounded website crawl, poll status, paginate retained results and cancel jobs with the AIHackr Crawl API. Includes practical request examples.
Read more →API referenceExtract API
Extract structured JSON from a public webpage with an AIHackr prompt or JSON schema. Includes a working request shape and validation guidance.
Read more →IntegrationsMCP integration
Connect a Streamable HTTP MCP client to AIHackr using a customer API key. Explore the eight browser and crawl tools available to your agents.
Read more →OperationsUsage, limits and retention
Understand the AIHackr 20-page free trial, crawl reservations, request limits, seven-day result retention and current service availability.
Read more →OperationsErrors and troubleshooting
Resolve AIHackr API authentication, URL, robots, rate-limit and crawl errors. Use error codes to decide when to correct a request or retry.
Read more →IntegrationsFirecrawl API migration
Evaluate the documented Firecrawl-shaped REST subset in AIHackr. Compare supported routes, MCP tools and differences before changing your integration.
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