Browserbase Fetch API
API that reads a URL live at request time and returns it as clean markdown, HTML or JSON for an agent's context, with ads and navigation stripped and an Extract option for structured fields.
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What it does
- Document extraction
Features 4
- Multi-format page fetchFetches any webpage as HTML, Markdown or JSON, paired with proxies.
- Fetch ExtractPulls content from a URL and converts it to markdown or structured JSON.
- Live, clean contentReturns the live page cleanly rather than raw HTML padded with ads, nav and scripts.
- Browserbase SDK integrationAvailable through the Browserbase SDKs with a single API key (TypeScript and Python).
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- Pricing
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Pricing page plan cards read 2026-10-10: Free $0/mo, Developer $20/mo, Startup $99/mo, Scale custom. Fetch calls: 1,000 on Free; Developer 1,000 then $1 per 1,000 ($4 with proxies); Startup 10,000 then $0.50 per 1,000; Extract $4 per 1,000 ($7 with proxies); Scale usage-based.
- Description
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Official documentation · 10 Oct 2026
"Transform any webpage into fresh agent context." "It reads the page live at request time"; returns markdown or JSON with ads and navigation removed.
- What it does
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Fetch with "Extract" returns structured fields (priced separately on the plan cards).
- Sold within
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Every plan card lists Fetch: Free and Developer "1,000 Fetch calls", Startup "10,000 Fetch calls", Scale "10,000+ Fetch calls usage-based"; the FAQ: "Fetch and Search APIs: agents can quickly search and fetch LLM context from the web".
- Name
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Company disclosure · 10 Oct 2026
"Introducing Fetch: the simplest way to read the web" (2026-03-11): "The Browserbase Fetch API is available today."
- URL
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Official documentation · 10 Oct 2026
Product page "Fetch any URL as LLM-ready Markdown | Browserbase", in the site menu as Fetch.
- Deployment
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Official documentation · 10 Oct 2026
Hosted REST API.
- Interfaces
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Official documentation · 10 Oct 2026
"Integrated with our Browserbase SDKs"; TypeScript and Python examples against the API.
- Intended for
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Official documentation · 10 Oct 2026
Developers building agents.
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