Geekflare

One API key for scraping, search and screenshots, built for AI agents

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What is Geekflare?

Geekflare is an API suite for web scraping, search and screenshots that returns LLM-ready Markdown, JSON or images. It handles proxies, JavaScript rendering and CAPTCHAs, offers an MCP server and SDKs, and has a free plan with 500 monthly credits.

Geekflare is a web data API platform aimed at developers and teams building AI agents, retrieval pipelines and automations. Its core products are a web scraping API, a search API and a screenshot API, backed by smaller utilities for meta tag extraction, DNS lookups and redirect tracing. The company positions it as a way to skip the work of running proxies, headless browsers and parsing rules, and receive output that can go straight into an application. In practice, a user registers for an API key, which is available immediately in the dashboard, then sends a request naming a URL and the output format wanted. The scraper can return Markdown tuned for language models, plain Markdown, HTML, JSON, a screenshot or a PDF. JavaScript rendering, CAPTCHA solving and anti-bot handling are part of the base scraping price. A proxy mode can try a direct request first and fall back to a proxy only when a site blocks it, and a country parameter lets requests appear to come from one of 194 countries, which helps with localized pricing or search results. The search API returns titles, links and snippets, with optional AI-grounded answers. A playground lets users test each endpoint before writing code, and request logs can be searched by URL, query or date. Access options cover several working styles. A remote MCP server exposes the tools to clients such as Claude, Cursor and Codex, official SDKs exist for Python and Node, and any other language can use plain REST. Workflow builders including Zapier, Make and n8n suit people who do not write code. Among alternatives, Geekflare competes with dedicated scraping and search APIs by bundling many endpoints under one credit pool with published prices. That suits teams that want a single vendor for several web data tasks, while teams needing large-scale crawling or niche extraction features should compare coverage carefully. The free tier of 500 monthly credits makes evaluation straightforward.

How do you use Geekflare?

  1. 1Create a free account and get a key
    Register for the free plan, which needs no card. The API key appears in the dashboard right after sign-up.
    Geekflare — Create a free account and get a key
  2. 2Try an endpoint in the playground
    Open the playground, pick the scrape endpoint, enter a URL and choose a format such as markdown-llm. Run the request and copy the generated cURL.
    Geekflare — Try an endpoint in the playground
  3. 3Read the scraping reference
    Review the web scraping endpoint documentation for parameters like format, renderJS, proxyMode and proxyCountry.
    Geekflare — Read the scraping reference
  4. 4Call the API from your code
    Install the Python or Node SDK, or send a REST request with your key, and request Markdown or JSON for a target URL.
    Geekflare — Call the API from your code
  5. 5Connect your agent or workflow tool
    Add the remote MCP server to Claude, Cursor or Codex, or use the Zapier, Make or n8n integrations for no-code runs.
    Geekflare — Connect your agent or workflow tool
  6. 6Monitor usage and upgrade if needed
    Check request logs in the dashboard and compare plans or credit packs when the monthly free credits run out.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • One API key and one credit pool cover scraping, search, screenshots, metadata, DNS and redirect checksAI
  • Failed requests cost nothing, which keeps usage costs predictable when target sites block trafficAI
  • JavaScript rendering, CAPTCHA solving and anti-bot handling are included in the base scraping priceAI
  • Remote MCP server, Python and Node SDKs, REST and Zapier, Make and n8n cover most workflowsAI
  • Free plan of 500 credits a month with no card, plus a playground and searchable request logsAI

Cons

  • The free plan allows only 1 request per second and 7 days of log retention, limiting real testingAI
  • Screenshots and PDFs cost 5 credits each and search costs 2, so mixed workloads drain credits fasterAI
  • Typed first-party SDKs exist only for Python and Node; other languages must use raw REST callsAI
  • SOC 2 Type II is still in progress, which may block teams with strict procurement requirementsAI
  • Higher throughput than 25 requests per second needs a custom arrangement with the sales teamAI

How much does Geekflare cost?

Free trial

Every account starts on a free plan with 500 credits that renew monthly. No card is required to begin.

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Pricing

Free plan: $0/mo with 500 credits, 1 request per second. Starter $19/mo (10K credits), Growth $69/mo (100K credits), Business $349/mo (1M credits). Credit packs start at $10 without a subscription. Failed requests are free.

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Support

Documentation covers every endpoint and parameter, and the support team says it replies to every email. A trust center covers security and compliance details.

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Integrations

Remote MCP server for Claude, Cursor and Codex; official Python and Node SDKs; REST from any language; Postman; Zapier, Make and n8n workflow builders.

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Features

Web scraping to Markdown, HTML, JSON, screenshot or PDF; search API with grounded answers; screenshot API; meta scraping; DNS lookup; redirect checker; geo-targeting in 194 countries; JS rendering and CAPTCHA handling; playground and request logs.

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Frequently asked questions about Geekflare

  • How much does Geekflare cost?
    Free plan: $0/mo with 500 credits, 1 request per second. Starter $19/mo (10K credits), Growth $69/mo (100K credits), Business $349/mo (1M credits). Credit packs start at $10 without a subscription. Failed requests are free.
  • Does Geekflare offer a free trial?
    Every account starts on a free plan with 500 credits that renew monthly. No card is required to begin.
  • Does Geekflare have an API?
    Yes, Geekflare offers an API.
  • How do you use Geekflare?
    The walkthrough on this page covers 6 steps: 1. Create a free account and get a key 2. Try an endpoint in the playground 3. Read the scraping reference 4. Call the API from your code 5. Connect your agent or workflow tool 6. Monitor usage and upgrade if needed.
  • What platforms does Geekflare support?
    Geekflare is available on Web App.
  • What does Geekflare integrate with?
    Remote MCP server for Claude, Cursor and Codex; official Python and Node SDKs; REST from any language; Postman; Zapier, Make and n8n workflow builders.

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Added10/8/2026

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