Scrape JavaScript-Rendered Pages
The web went full SPA and your scraper didn't get the memo. Half the internet is now a bundle.js serving an empty div. denkbot.dog uses Playwright under the hood — it runs the JavaScript, waits for the DOM to populate, then hands you the actual content. Like a very professional dog fetching a stick from a JavaScript minefield.
What you'd use this for
Scraping single-page applications, extracting data from React/Vue/Angular apps, automating testing of dynamic content, and monitoring sites that heavily rely on client-side rendering.
How it works
curl -X POST https://api.denkbot.dog/scrape \
-H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"url": "https://spa-app.example.com",
"renderJs": true,
"waitFor": ".content-loaded"
}'Questions & Answers
What browser does it use?+
Playwright Chromium. The same engine behind Chrome. If Chrome renders it, we render it.
Can I wait for specific elements?+
Yes. Pass waitFor with a CSS selector and we'll wait until that element appears in the DOM before returning.
Is it slower than static scraping?+
Yes, significantly. JS rendering adds 2-10 seconds. Only use it when you need it.
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Ready to start fetching?
€19/year. Unlimited requests. API key ready in 30 seconds.