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Search Yelp businesses in the United States and Canada with category, price and feature filters, ratings, review counts, and sponsored listings separated from organic results.

Paginate through up to 11 pages (110 businesses) for 15 credits per nonempty uncached page; genuine empty results, errors, cache hits and GET /v1/yelp/markets are free.

Documentation: https://docs.scrapebadger.com/api-reference/endpoint/yelp/search

Read a public GitHub repository’s statistics, languages, root files, latest commit and README text and HTML in one request.

GET /v1/github/repositories/{owner}/{repo} returns the default branch and costs 10 credits per successful uncached request.

Documentation: https://docs.scrapebadger.com/api-reference/endpoint/github/get-repository

Get complete vehicle specifications, equipment, photos, pricing and public seller details from AutoScout24 listings across eight European marketplaces.

Use a listing URL or ID with GET /v1/autoscout24/listing for 10 credits per successful uncached request.

Documentation: https://docs.scrapebadger.com/api-reference/endpoint/autoscout24/listing

The AutoScout24 Search API is live: search vehicle listings across eight European markets with price, mileage, registration, power, fuel, transmission, seller and location filters. Results include vehicle cards, seller information, images, prices and pagination, with live filter options available separately.

Try AutoScout24 Search · Read the API reference

The GitHub Profile API is live: retrieve public user and organization profiles with native READMEs, pinned or popular repositories, contribution calendars and activity when available. Browse repository listings and users’ starred repositories with pagination for 10 credits per successful request.

Try GitHub Profiles · Read the API reference

The Brave Search API is live: search web results, images, videos and news, get autocomplete suggestions, and browse supported regions and interface languages. Control region, interface language and safe search, with web freshness filters and web/video pagination.

Try Brave Search · Read the API reference

The Copilot API is now available. Ask Microsoft Copilot (Copilot Search in Bing) any prompt and get the answer with the sources it cites, as structured JSON. Choose the country and market the answer comes from, and use strict_country to answer only from that country. Brand-visibility scoring is included for AEO/GEO tracking. Explore the documentation or try it in the playground.

The Best Buy API is now available. Search products, collect details and reviews, and check availability by US ZIP code and store. Explore the documentation or try it in the playground.

The ASOS API is now available. Search fashion products, inspect product details and live prices, and explore categories across supported markets. Explore the documentation or try it in the playground.

The Target API is now available. Collect product details, search results, reviews, questions and availability for US stores. Explore the documentation or try it in the playground.

The AliExpress API is now available. Search products, inspect product details and reviews, and explore store catalogues and categories. Explore the documentation or try it in the playground.

The Etsy API is now available. Search listings, explore shops, and collect listing details, reviews and category data. Explore the documentation or try it in the playground.

Australian Gumtree API searches no longer run a real browser. Search, search filters and the location tree with market=au now answer in about 2–5 seconds instead of 10–20, and cost the same as in the UK and South Africa: 5 credits for search and search filters (was 10) and 1 credit for the location tree (was 5). Nothing changes in your requests or responses. Read the docs.

The Gumtree API now covers Gumtree Australia (gumtree.com.au) and Gumtree South Africa (gumtree.co.za) as well as the UK. Add market=au or market=za to any /v1/gumtree call:

• Search and filters: keyword, category, location and price search, with each site's own filters (e.g. make, model, year and kilometres for cars) and live counts
• Listings: full detail with coordinates, view counts, the full car spec on Australian car ads, and seller stats
• Sellers: every live listing by a listing's seller
• Reference: autocomplete, location lookup, and the category and location trees for each country, plus a new free /markets endpoint

Prices are unchanged, except Australian search and search filters (10 credits) and the Australian location tree (5 credits), which run a real browser. Available in the SDKs (Python and Node v0.60.0), the CLI (v0.21.0, --market) and the MCP server. Read the docs.

The Gumtree API is live — data from the UK's biggest classifieds site, across every vertical: For Sale, Motors, Property, Jobs, Services and Pets. Query it at /v1/gumtree:

• Search — listings by keyword, category, town or postcode with a radius, price, seller type and category filters such as make, fuel, mileage or bedrooms, with live filter counts from /search/filters
• Listings — full detail including the complete vehicle specification and history-check flags for cars, images, location, posted and expiry dates, and similar listings
• Sellers — seller profiles with type, rating, business verification and activity, plus every live listing by that seller
• Reference — keyword and location autocomplete, and the category and location trees

Available in the SDKs (Python and Node v0.59.0), the CLI (v0.20.0) and the MCP server. Read the docs.

The Wallapop API is live — data from Spain's most-used second-hand marketplace, also covering Italy and Portugal. Query it at /v1/wallapop:

• Search — listings with Wallapop's own filters: location and radius, category, price, condition, brand, model, colour, listing age, shipping, plus year, mileage, gearbox and horsepower for cars
• Listings — full detail by id, slug or URL, including views, favourites and conversation counts
• Sellers — profiles with ratings, sales counters and verifications, their live listings and their reviews
• Reference — autocomplete, the category tree and per-category filter options

Available in the SDKs (Python and Node v0.58.0), the CLI and the MCP server. Read the docs.

The Naver API just got a lot bigger. Beyond Search, Place and Shopping intelligence, it now covers Naver's full commerce surface — including the lanes that used to sit behind Naver's shopping captcha:

• Shopping search & catalog — product search, filtered search, deals and verticals, plus the search-catalog and price-compare catalog & price-comparison lanes
• SmartStore & brand stores — storefront profiles, categories, products and bestsellers, plus full product detail
• Product reviews & Q&A — review summaries, review lists, questions & answers, and review media
• Shopping Live — 12 mobile live-commerce routes: broadcasts, channels, shortclips, replay products and live keyword rankings

That's 55 endpoints in all, on Korean residential coverage with no Naver account needed — and the catalog and price-comparison lanes clear Naver's captcha for you. Query it at /v1/naver; see the docs to get started.

The Naver API is live — data from South Korea's largest search portal, our first Korean vertical. Query it at /v1/naver:

• Search — web, news and blog results, plus autocomplete
• Place / Local — Korean business search, full place detail (hours, menus, phone, location) and visitor reviews
• Shopping intelligence — Naver Shopping bestseller rankings, trending keyword rankings, and DataLab category keyword insight, across all top-level categories

Korean residential coverage, no Naver account needed. See the docs to get started.

Create as many API keys as you need, decide which APIs each one can call, and share your account with your team without sharing a password.

• Multiple API keys: create a key per app or environment on the new API Keys page. Add notes, set an expiry date, disable, view or delete any key. Your dashboard key stays where it was.
• API permissions per key: allow all APIs, or restrict a key to only the ones it needs, such as Google and Amazon. A call to any other API returns 403 insufficient_scope with a clear message and is never charged. Python and Node SDK 0.52.0 raise PermissionDeniedError for it.
• Teams: invite colleagues by email to a team that runs on your credits. Members can be admins, or members with just the permissions you grant: create keys, delete keys, or manage service keys.
• Member keys and service keys: member keys stop working the moment someone leaves the team. Service keys belong to the team and keep your production systems running through any team change.
• Audit log: owners and admins see who invited, removed or changed whom, every key that was created, edited, disabled or deleted, and every time a key was viewed, with the time and IP address.

Get started on the Teams page, or read the docs on API key permissions and Teams. Your existing keys keep working exactly as before.

Nobody likes a price update, us included. Proxy costs jumped, and our current prices can't cover them anymore. So from October 15, 2026, some endpoints use a few more credits per request.

Your plan price, the PAYG rate and the credits already in your account stay the same.

No change: Twitter/X, ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Walmart, Vinted and Depop.

Here's exactly what changes, in credits per successful request. Free endpoints (markets, categories, health checks) stay free, and failed requests still cost nothing.

You can see the price per 1k/req here: https://scrapebadger.com/pricing#api-pricing

E-commerce

Social media

Search engines

Real estate and travel

App stores

Web Scraping API

Engine costs stay the same (HTTP 1, browser 5), and so do anti-bot and AI extraction. The only thing that goes up is the proxy charge, because that's where the cost jump came from.

What that means for common requests:

Nothing changes before October 15. If the new costs don't work for you, you can cancel your plan or stop topping up before then. Running high volume on one of these endpoints? Email walter@scrapebadger.com and we'll go through it with you.