Stop writing fragile selectors. ScrapeXi connects LLMs to the entire internet,
allowing you to extract structured JSON data using simple natural language queries.
UI changes won't break
your scrapers. Our AI understands the page semantics visually, just like a human.
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Leverage the massive 1M+
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Legal
Compliance
Scrape data legally with
your own credentials.
You are responsible for following each website's Terms of
Service.
SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE
HOW IT WORKS
01
Select Website
Input your target URL or list of domains. Our system
initializes a headless browser instance in our secure cloud infrastructure.
02
Define Schema
Describe the data you want in plain English. E.g., "Get all
product names and prices." Our LLM translates this into extraction logic.
03
Extract & Sync
Data is extracted, cleaned, and synced to your database or
available for instant JSON/CSV download. No maintenance required.
SCALABLE INFRASTRUCTURE
PRICING
STARTER
$10/mo
For hobbyists and small projects
Data Limit100 MB
~ Pages/Contacts~1,000
Concurrency2 Threads
POPULAR
PRO
$30/mo
For power users and startups
Data Limit500 MB
~ Pages/Contacts~5,000
Concurrency10 Threads
BUSINESS
$50/mo
For scaling data operations
Data Limit1 GB
~ Pages/Contacts~10,000
ConcurrencyUnlimited
DEPLOYMENT VECTORS
USE CASES
Empowering data-driven decisions across every major industry vertical.
🛍️
E-Commerce
Monitor competitor pricing, track inventory levels, and analyze
product trends in real-time.
🏘️
Real Estate
Aggregate listings from multiple sources, track market value
changes, and identify investment opportunities.
💼
Lead Gen
Extract contact details from professional networks and directories
to fuel your sales pipeline.
📊
Finance
Scrape alternative data, news sentiment, and corporate filings for
algorithmic trading models.
SYSTEM FAQ
No. ScrapeXi uses AI to understand plain English instructions. However, for advanced
integrations, we provide a robust API.
We use stealth browsing technology to reduce CAPTCHA triggers by making automated browsers
appear more human-like. When CAPTCHAs do appear, users can solve them manually during the
scraping session. We do not use automated CAPTCHA-breaking AI, ensuring full legal
compliance.
Yes. ScrapeXi runs a full headless browser that renders JavaScript, allowing it to scrape
modern React, Vue, and Angular applications seamlessly.
Yes, but you must use our Stealth Mode. For authenticated sites, we support
session state injection (cookies) to bypass login screens securely.
We offer a generous free tier (10MB data/month). Paid plans start at $29/mo for higher
concurrency and unlimited data retention.
Absolutely. All data is encrypted at rest and in transit. We do not store your credentials;
they are used transiently for the active session only.
Currently, we support JSON and CSV exports which can be imported into Sheets. Direct
integration is coming in Q2 2025.
Simple pages extract in under 2 seconds. Complex, dynamic sites with AI processing typically
take 5-10 seconds depending on the page size.
Yes, when done responsibly. Recent court rulings (hiQ v. LinkedIn, Van Buren v. United
States) have clarified that scraping publicly available data and using your own credentials
to access your authorized data is generally legal under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act
(CFAA).
📖 Read our comprehensive legal
guide to understand your rights, responsibilities, and best practices for
compliant web scraping.
Web Scraping Legal Guide
⚖️ Disclaimer: This information is for
educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. We are not lawyers. For specific
legal guidance, please consult with a qualified attorney specializing in technology and internet
law.
🏛️ Legal Status of Web Scraping (2024-2025)
⚖️ Key Court Rulings
1. Van Buren v. United States (2021) - Supreme
Court
Ruling: Narrowed the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA)
Key Point: "Exceeds authorized access" means accessing
data you're not entitled to access, NOT using authorized data in
unauthorized ways
Impact: If you have legitimate login credentials, using
them to access data you're authorized to see is generally NOT a CFAA violation, even if you
use that data in ways the site doesn't like
2. hiQ Labs v. LinkedIn (2022) - 9th Circuit
Ruling: Scraping publicly available
data does NOT violate CFAA
Key Point: LinkedIn couldn't use CFAA to block hiQ from
scraping public profiles
Impact: Public data scraping is generally legal under
CFAA
🟢 Generally Legal Scenarios
Scraping PUBLIC data (no login required) - Court precedent supports this
Using YOUR OWN credentials to access YOUR OWN data - Van Buren supports this
Respecting rate limits and not causing harm to the website
🟡 Gray Area: Authenticated Scraping
When users scrape sites with their own credentials:
✅ Arguments FOR Legality:
Users have authorized access (they own the credentials)
Van Buren says using authorized access in "unauthorized ways" isn't a CFAA violation
They're accessing data they're entitled to see
⚠️ Potential Risks:
Terms of Service violations (civil, not criminal)
Contract law - ToS violations could be breach of contract
DMCA/Copyright if scraping copyrighted content
GDPR/Privacy laws if scraping personal data (EU)
🔴 Clearly Illegal Activities
Bypassing technical barriers - Exploiting vulnerabilities,
breaking CAPTCHAs with AI
Using stolen credentials - Accessing accounts you don't
own
Accessing unauthorized data - Data you're not entitled to
see
DDoS-level traffic - Causing harm to the website's
infrastructure
🍪 Cookie Sessions & Authentication
✅ Cookie Sessions Are NOT Backdoors
When you log in with username/password:
User enters credentials ✅ (authorized)
Server says "OK, here's a cookie" ✅ (server grants this)
Browser sends cookie with each request ✅ (normal HTTP behavior)
This is exactly how websites WANT you to authenticate.
What IS a Backdoor?
❌ SQL injection to bypass login
❌ Using stolen/leaked credentials
❌ Finding unprotected API endpoints that should require authentication
⚠️ Final Note: Laws vary by jurisdiction and are
constantly evolving. This guide reflects the current state of U.S. law as of 2024-2025. Always
consult with a qualified attorney for legal advice specific to your situation.