Product updates
Request a finished CSV or JSON dataset from public web sources, with fixed scope, row-level evidence, and delivery usually within 48 hours.
Added
Fixed-scope data requests for public web sources
Improved
CSV and JSON delivery with row-level source evidence
Failed rows are excluded from billing
Turn meaningful source changes into named events, then deliver them to agents and workflows with stable schemas, signatures, retries, and audit history.
Added
Stable event types such as price_change, plan_added, and hiring_surge
Signed webhooks with idempotency keys
Improved
Compact payloads with before, after, source, and match reason
Clearer retry status and delivery history
Fixed
Duplicate event delivery during rare timeout races
Incorrect timestamps in a small number of retry records
Every live source now keeps a searchable history of observed states, typed events, source evidence, and delivery outcomes.
Added
A searchable history of observed states, typed events, and source evidence
Improved
Faster filtering by source, event type, and destination
Clearer before-and-after values for review and export
Fixed
A rare issue that hid history after a source was renamed
Wake agents through MCP or route the same typed event to signed webhooks, Slack, Teams, and email—with the source evidence attached.
Added
MCP tools for querying live sources and recent events
MCP, webhook, Slack, Teams, and email destinations
Improved
Faster agent wake-ups for high-frequency sources
Clearer event names in grouped notifications
The first scraper.io release delivers structured web data on request, then keeps it fresh as evidence-backed events for people and agents.
Added
Finished CSV or JSON data requests with fixed scope
Live sources with plain-language event conditions
Evidence-backed email and webhook delivery
Improved
A three-step flow from data request to live feed
Cleaner source validation and row previews
Fixed
Inconsistent source status during the first run
A display issue on long dataset names