- Limit: 30 requests / min
TinyFish
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TinyFish gives AI agents live access to the web through Search, Fetch, Browser, and Agent APIs. It returns fresh search results, clean page content, structured data, and completed browser workflows. Developers can connect it to Claude, Cursor, MCP-compatible clients, Python, n8n, or custom applications using one API key and Wallet.
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TinyFish gives AI agents live access to the web through Search, Fetch, Browser, and Agent APIs. It returns fresh search results, clean page content, structured data, and completed browser workflows. Developers can connect it to Claude, Cursor, MCP-compatible clients, Python, n8n, or custom applications using one API key and Wallet.
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What is TinyFish?
TinyFish provides web infrastructure for applications and agents that need current, dynamic website data. Search API performs browser-rendered searches and returns structured JSON from live pages. Fetch renders a URL and converts the result into clean Markdown, JSON, or HTML. Web Agent navigates sites, clicks controls, fills forms, authenticates, and extracts structured results from multi-step workflows. Browser API supplies persistent, stealth browser sessions for login-protected portals, dynamic catalogs, and compliance dashboards. Vault integration keeps credentials away from the language model. The platform combines four APIs under one key and Wallet, with direct API access and MCP support. Search and Fetch are free, while Agent and Browser usage is metered by steps and browser minutes.
Who will use TinyFish?
- AI application developers
- Software engineers building web agents
- Data and research teams
- Revenue and competitive intelligence teams
- Operations and automation teams
- QA and testing teams
- Enterprise teams working with authenticated portals
How to use the TinyFish?
- Step1: Create a TinyFish account and obtain an API key.
- Step2: Choose Search, Fetch, Agent, or Browser based on the workflow.
- Step3: Connect TinyFish through its direct API, MCP, Python SDK, or an available integration.
- Step4: Provide a search query, URL, task description, or authenticated workflow requirements.
- Step5: Let TinyFish search live pages, render content, navigate sites, fill forms, or access portals.
- Step6: Receive structured JSON, clean Markdown or HTML, extracted data, or completed task results.
- Step7: Review the output and integrate it into your application, pipeline, report, or downstream agent.
Platform
- Web
TinyFish's Core Features & Benefits
The Core Features
- Live browser-rendered Search API
- URL-to-clean-content Fetch API
- Multi-step Web Agent automation
- Authenticated Browser sessions
- Vault-based credential handling
- Structured JSON, Markdown, and HTML outputs
- MCP support and direct API access
- One API key and Wallet across four APIs
- Serverless architecture for concurrent web workloads
The Benefits
- Provides fresher data than cached web results
- Reduces routing and authentication configuration
- Supports dynamic and login-protected websites
- Returns outputs suitable for models and pipelines
- Automates form completion and data extraction
- Scales web workflows across many sites
- Helps agents operate websites without exposing credentials
TinyFish's Main Use Cases & Applications
- Real-time hotel inventory
- Social listening intelligence
- Competitive price monitoring
- Insurance quoting automation
- Japan market intelligence
- Autonomous QA testing
- Research pipelines
- Earnings and breaking-news monitoring
- Authenticated vendor portal automation
TinyFish's Pros & Cons
The Pros
Combines Search, Fetch, Browser, and Agent APIs
Uses live browser-rendered web data
Supports authenticated workflows
Returns structured outputs
Works with MCP-compatible clients and direct APIs
Search and Fetch are free
Usage-based pricing has no minimums
Provides persistent browser sessions and stealth capabilities
The Cons
Agent and Browser usage incurs metered charges
Requires developer integration rather than a standalone consumer interface
Authenticated workflows require careful credential and access management
Stealth and anti-bot performance may vary by website
The service depends on third-party website availability and behavior
TinyFish's Pricing
| Has free plan | YES |
|---|---|
| Free trial details | |
| Pricing model | freemium |
| Is credit card required | No |
| Paid from | 0.002 USD |
| Has lifetime plan | No |
| Billing frequency |
Details of Pricing Plan
Search
0 USD per requestFetch
0 USD per url- Limit: 150 urls / min
Browser
0.002 USD per minute- Limit: 5 concurrent sessions
Agent
0.016 USD per step- Limit: 2 concurrent runs
FAQs of TinyFish
TinyFish Company Information
Analytic of TinyFish
Visit Over Time
Monthly Visits
152.0k
Avg Visit Duration
00:01:08
Page Per Visit
2.66
Bounce Rate
40.12%
May 2026 - Jul 2026 All Traffic
Geography
Top 5 Regions
United States
22.53%
India
21.34%
Vietnam
12.55%
Indonesia
6.12%
Brazil
5.53%
May 2026 - Jul 2026 Worldwide Desktop Only
Traffic Sources
SearchOrganic
31.08%
Direct
25.15%
DisplayAds
11.23%
SocialPaid
10.71%
SearchPaid
9.41%
Referrals
5.45%
SocialOrganic
4.47%
Mail
1.06%
Affiliate
0.90%
GenAi
0.54%
May 2026 - Jul 2026 Desktop Only
Top Keywords
| Keyword | Traffic | Cost Per Click |
|---|---|---|
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TinyFish Reviews
5/5
TinyFish's Main Competitors and alternatives?
Browserbase
Browserless
Apify
Bright Data
Tavily
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