Introducing Hyperscrape: web data extraction without the plumbing

Today we're launching Hyperscrape — a platform for extracting data from any website without maintaining scraping infrastructure yourself.

The problem with DIY scraping

Every team that scrapes the web eventually rebuilds the same plumbing: request retries, proxy rotation, CAPTCHA handling, result storage, scheduling, and an API to tie it together. It's weeks of work before you extract a single useful row, and it rots the moment a target changes its markup or tightens its defenses.

Our approach

Hyperscrape ships with a catalog of in-house scrapers — each one real, maintained code that knows how to extract a specific kind of data. You configure inputs, click run, and get structured results. No templates, no boilerplate, no servers.

Under the hood, three things do the heavy lifting:

• A run engine that executes scrapers, meters usage, streams logs, and stores results.
• A tiered web unlocker that escalates from direct requests to proxies to a full unlocker — only when a site actually blocks you.
• A REST API so everything you can do in the console, you can do from code.

What's next

We're adding scrapers every week and expanding the unlocker's coverage. If there's a source you want supported, tell us from your console. Welcome aboard.