Browse indexable web search research x402 offerings, including provider, method, and service details.
3432 indexable offerings in this category.
Structured facts from a web page / scrape to JSON: name the fields you need (pricing, plans, contact, product names, anything) and get exactly those keys back as JSON from the live page rendered in a real browser, null where the page does not say. Use it for price monitoring, lead data and catalog extraction. Input: url, fields[].
SEO audit of a web page (on-page SEO check) for any live URL or raw HTML: title tag, meta description, H1 heading structure, canonical link, OpenGraph and social tags, JSON-LD structured data, html lang attribute. Rule-by-rule findings with severity and what is missing or malformed.
Web search with an answer: real-time search of Brave's independent web index, answered from the current results only, with every source URL and title returned, never the model's memory. Use it when an agent needs up-to-date information, latest news, prices or facts from the web. Input: query; optional language. Raw result list (SERP): search.results. Sources read in full with citations: research.web.
Web search API / SERP results: raw web and news results from Brave's independent index in any language and country, with title, URL, description, age and extra snippets (headline, source and age for news). Filter by country, language and freshness (day, week, month, year). Results, not an answer: pick what to read next with extract.page. Input: query; optional country, language, count, freshness, news.
HTTP fetch / GET any URL: exactly what the server sent, status code, headers and body, plus the final URL after redirects. Every status is a result, so a 404 or 500 from the target is delivered, not failed. Use it for API checks, uptime probes and raw HTML. Input: url. Readable text from a rendered page: extract.page.
News search API: current news on any topic in any language from the GDELT Project, which reads the world's press every 15 minutes. Titles matched in their original script, newest first, with publisher, language and link; filter to one language; a US stock ticker searches the company's name. Window up to 30 days (default 72 hours). Input: query and/or symbol; optional language, limit, since_hours.
Summarize and analyze a web page: the URL is rendered in a real browser, its content extracted, and a written brief answering your question returned, grounded in that page only and saying so when the page does not answer. Use it for competitor pages, docs, articles and listings. Input: url; optional question. Fixed JSON fields: research.page_facts. Needs a web search: research.web.
News search API: current news on any topic in any language from the GDELT Project, which reads the world's press every 15 minutes. Titles matched in their original script, newest first, with publishe…
Web search API / SERP results: raw web and news results from Brave's independent index in any language and country, with title, URL, description, age and extra snippets (headline, source and age for …
Company research report: what a company does, its products and anything notable, from the live web (official site and Wikipedia first) and recent GDELT news, every claim cited to a numbered source, t…
Web scraping / web page to clean text: any URL rendered in a real browser (JavaScript pages included) and returned as readable text with title, description and links. Use it to read an article, docs …
HubVibe Agent (quick): hand it any task in plain words and get the finished result in one call. Research a company or a person of interest, check a website, screen a name, read the markets, compare o…
Deep web research with citations: search the live web for your question, read the top sources in full, and get a written answer with every claim tied to a numbered source. Use it when an agent needs …
Website change detection, step two: re-fetch a page saved with monitor.snapshot and get whether it changed, how old the baseline is, and a written summary of what changed. Use it to track price chang…
Summarize and analyze a web page: the URL is rendered in a real browser, its content extracted, and a written brief answering your question returned, grounded in that page only and saying so when the…
Web search with an answer: real-time search of Brave's independent web index, answered from the current results only, with every source URL and title returned, never the model's memory. Use it when a…
HTTP fetch / GET any URL: exactly what the server sent, status code, headers and body, plus the final URL after redirects. Every status is a result, so a 404 or 500 from the target is delivered, not …
SEO audit of a web page (on-page SEO check) for any live URL or raw HTML: title tag, meta description, H1 heading structure, canonical link, OpenGraph and social tags, JSON-LD structured data, html l…
Website change monitoring, step one: fetch a page and store it as the baseline to compare against later. Use it to watch pricing pages, terms, job boards or competitors. Input: url. Then call monitor…
Structured facts from a web page / scrape to JSON: name the fields you need (pricing, plans, contact, product names, anything) and get exactly those keys back as JSON from the live page rendered in a…
Fact check claims against sources: up to 10 claims checked against up to 4 source URLs you name; each comes back SUPPORTED, CONTRADICTED or UNSUPPORTED with the exact quote the verdict rests on. Use …
Live image search: ranked image results (title, source page, image URL, thumbnail URL, dimensions) from an independent search index as clean JSON. Strict safe-search is on by default.
Convert any web page URL to clean Markdown for LLMs and agents: fetches the page, removes navigation, ads, scripts and boilerplate, keeps the main article content with headings, lists, tables, links, images and code blocks, and returns title, meta description, word count, headings outline and outbound links. Web scraping, article extraction, readability and HTML-to-Markdown in one call, no API key. $0.05 per page.
Website technology stack detection: from a domain, identifies the CMS, frontend frameworks, backend technologies, web server, hosting provider, CDN, analytics tools, security technologies, and e-commerce platform. For technographic lead targeting, competitive research, and sales prospecting.