HasData - Web scraping service for AI agents

HasData is the managed web scraping service for data pipelines and AI agents. Send any URL, get clean JSON or Markdown back in one API call. We handle proxies, browser rendering, retries, and anti-bot. 50+ ready scrapers cover Google Search, Maps, News, Zillow, Indeed, and major e-commerce. AI extraction handles any other URL from a plain-text prompt. Use it from Claude, ChatGPT, or your own AI agent via MCP. CLI for everything else.

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Hey Product Hunt 👋

Sergey here, co-founder at HasData.


HasData is the managed web data service for AI agents and pipelines. We handle the messy infrastructure like proxies and anti-bot. We also maintain dozens of ready APIs for Google, Maps, Zillow and e-commerce.


And one thing that sets us apart from every other API in this space: we only bill on success. Failed requests cost nothing. You pay for data that actually arrives, not for retries on a broken proxy.


Today we are launching our AI Agent, an MCP server, a CLI and Agent Skills for Claude Code and OpenClaw. You can now connect HasData straight to your AI stack.


The catalog is pretty powerful if you know exactly what you need. But it gets frustrating if you do not. Picking the right tool, learning the parameters and parsing the output takes time away from actual building.


The new AI Agent fixes that. Describe what you need. The Agent picks the matching API, runs the job, and returns a dataset. Enrich any row from the same chat with contacts, firmographics, or whatever's missing.


The MCP server, CLI, and Agent Skills give the same flow to anyone working from Claude, ChatGPT, the terminal, or Claude Code.


Two things worth knowing:

  • We're giving 10,000 free credits during launch week.

  • If you're a HasData user already, everything works on your existing account, catalog, and workspace. No separate plan, no migration.

It's live at app.hasdata.com/chat. I'm here all day, so is the team. Drop a comment, break it, tell us what's missing.

 congrat with the launch! This is what new agentic ai worlds need!

 Thanks Islam! Agents need clean data more than anything else right now, glad it resonates.

Well done team! Public web data on-demand, payable on-delivery. That's the hook/promise of HasData. :)

I'm a power user of their . And have been a fan of the team's work (and their work effort) since before Roman .

How can you not be bullish on HasData when they're on a monthly basis?

 thanks a lot Brian, fantastic feedback and support 🫶

 Thank you. Appreciate the support and the ongoing belief in the team.

Overall dope features but I have one question as well. I have seen while extracting webpage data from Firecrawl, that the extracted text contains all the advertisements links as well, this sorts of corrupt the data and need some cleaning before feeding to LLM. So I want to understand does HasData remove those links in some way ?

 we have a flag for that. Default behavior keeps the page as-is, but you can toggle it to strip ads and nav clutter before the response goes back. Some users actually want the ad data, so we left it configurable rather than forcing one mode.

oh nice! Human in the loop design is the way to go. And how do you make sure you are not getting treated as a bot ?

This is a really good service. I used it to collect data for Callersmart website. Data quality is perfect, fast response and good price. They have different platforms no-code scrapers:

Recommend!

 Thank you Pawel! Glad to hear the data held up for Callersmart, that is a great use case. And thanks for the screenshot, did half my pitch for me :)

 cheers mate, happy to see nice feedback here, appreciate your support

Good luck with the launch, Bulba Scrapping service )) Fingers crossed for a massive scale-up!

 Thanks Kirill 😄 Fueled by bulba, deployed everywhere

 fingers crossed! Cheers mate :)

 guy, it was epic, couldn't pass by 😂

Good luck

 thank you :)

 Thanks Dzianis! Appreciate it.

 thanks for your support today, means a lot to us :)

Very interesting. How does it work with maps? Can you take a location and pull relevant objects from there (for example, hotels)?

 sure, you can add your city, state, zip code, or a specific address and get relevant objects you need by keyword

 Thanks Natalia! Yes, that is a core use case. Pass a location (street, district, country, whatever scale works) and a query like "hotels", and you get the full list back with ratings, contacts, coordinates.

 this is exactly how it works, Natalia!

Congratulations team!!! All the best in this new launch!

 cheers mate, appreciate your support today!

 Thank you Andrii, appreciate it! Spellar's #1 yesterday was a great run, congrats to the whole team.

Hey there! I just wanted to say qudos for your service. I used it for some enrichment work and honestly you nailed it!!! It took me only about 20 minutes to connect your API to my setup (agent skill for Claude vibe me through), and I was impressed with how smooth the process was.

I had a dataset of 607 rows, and the email enrichment came back with a 74% success rate, which I think is fantastic. After checking for bounces, it settled at 69%. Not bad at all for just 20 minutes of work!

I've added you to my favorites for scraping services because you definitely deserve a spot there.

 this is really cool feedback, thank you for sharing numbers :)

 Thanks Nickolay! Real numbers from a real run are way more useful than any pitch we could write. Appreciate it.

 yeah, we're doing our best to improve our enrichment workflows these days, hopefully you'll love it even more soon!

Scraping for AI agents is a huge bottleneck right now. How does HasData handle complex anti-bot measures like Cloudflare or dynamic JS-heavy sites without constant manual tweaks?

the whole point is that a request from us should be indistinguishable from one a real person makes in their browser. So we rotate proxies across several providers, we negotiate TLS the way an actual browser does (the cipher suites, the order, the extensions - all of it), and the servers our browsers run on are set up to look like real consumer hardware, not a datacenter VM.

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