PulpMiner
Converts Any Webpage Into Realtime JSON API 🟢
426 followers
Converts Any Webpage Into Realtime JSON API 🟢
426 followers
Turn any webpage into a clean, structured realtime JSON API in seconds with PulpMiner. No scraping code required—just enter a URL and your desired JSON format. Get real-time, AI-powered APIs with flexible pricing and instant setup.
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PulpMiner
Launched this week
Turn web pages into JSON from Claude, Cursor or any MCP client.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I’m Melvin, the maker of PulpMiner.
When I was laid off, I found PulpMiner really helpful for finding new jobs. Job hunting means checking the same sites again and again for anything new, and it’s exactly the kind of work you want to hand off to an AI.
But ask your AI assistant to check 100 websites and it usually goes like this: it reads a few, gets blocked on some, sees a blank page on others, then asks if you want it to keep going. The worst part is that the answer still looks complete, and you can’t tell which sites it missed.
PulpMiner fixes that. Connect it to Claude, Cursor or any MCP client, then ask in plain English:
• “Any new remote developer jobs across these 200 job sites?”
• “Check the prices of all 120 of our competitors”
• “Which of these 500 products got cheaper or sold out?”
PulpMiner loads each page properly, including ones that need JavaScript or block bots, and hands your AI clean data to answer from. There are no browsers, proxies or scrapers for you to manage.
Want it on repeat? Use an AI agent that supports scheduled tasks, or a schedule trigger in n8n or Zapier, and get new job listings or a competitor report every morning.
Setup takes a minute: paste https://mcp.pulpminer.com/mcp into your AI’s connector settings and sign in. New accounts get 5 free credits with no card needed, enough for about 10 to 20 page reads to try it on the sites you care about.
I’d love to hear two things from you:
Which websites does your AI struggle with most?
What would you check across hundreds of sites if it were easy?
I’ll be here all day answering questions. Send me your toughest website and I’ll see how it does 🙂