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UAPI

UAPI (Unified API) is a standalone product that brings together all of Netnut's tools and intelligently chooses which product to use for the URL you provide.

Saving your spend

Let's look at a simple scenario. You need to scrape a specific page from the web, and you plan to use Unblocker for that URL to make sure it is scraped properly.

When you use UAPI, the system automatically checks previous attempts for that webpage. Based on its knowledge base, it may determine that a DC IP is enough to access the page.

This helps you reduce costs on every request by always choosing the cheapest option that can still deliver the best result for each page you request.

What's included

Here is a list of the products that are already part of UAPI:

  • Data Center IPs

  • ISP IPs

  • Residential IPs

  • Unblocker

  • Unblocker with JavaScript Rendering

  • SERP (search engines API)

Very soon, we're going to add the following products:

  • LLM Scrapers

  • LinkedIn API

Only pay for the value

The billing model is straightforward. You pay only for the requests and products that successfully return the data you need. For example:

In this case, you pay for only one request under the Residential IP product. All other requests are free of charge because they did not provide the value you requested.

Extract API

Headers

Header
Required
Description

Content-Type: application/json

yes

Request body format

X-API-Token

yes

Unified API client token

clean_html

no

Boolean header. Enables HTML cleanup before formatting

Request Body

Fields

Field
Type
Required
Description

url

URL string

yes

Target URL to extract

formats

string

no

Output formats. Supported: html, markdown, json

country_code

string

no

Two-letter country code, e.g. us, gb, de

If formats is omitted, the default is:

Response Format

/v1/extract returns raw content directly, not a JSON envelope.

Possible response types:

  • text/html for HTML

  • text/markdown for Markdown

  • application/json for SERP JSON

  • text/plain for user-facing failures

Every response includes:

Example Request

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