Redesigned website, blog, and documentation

The website, blog, and documentation have all been rebuilt around how Scrape.do is actually used.

Website restructured by product, feature, and industry

The old site told you what Scrape.do did at a high level but didn't show how it works or who it's for. The new structure:

• Products — Web Scraping API, Async API, Amazon Scraper API, Google Scraper API, each with its own page covering what it does, what it returns, and how to call it.
• Features — proxy rotation, headless browser, geo-targeting, session management, request costs, retries, and the rest, each linked to the docs that go deep.
• Industries — e-commerce, real estate, travel, SERP monitoring, ad verification. Each industry page shows the relevant features and target domains with code samples.

Blog redesigned

Redesigned for readability, with industry-leading content on anti-bot bypass, domain-specific scraping guides, and working code examples for difficult sites. Categories were also reorganized (AI added, tutorials and scrapers categories retired, posts redistributed).

Documentation reorganized

The docs sidebar is restructured so a parameter, error, or feature is reachable in seconds. Highlights:

• Integration guides for Zapier, n8n, and other automation platforms.
• cURL samples next to every endpoint, alongside the existing language tabs (Python, Node, Go, PHP, Ruby, C#, Java).
• Sticky table of contents on desktop and mobile.
• Per-page SEO metadata so the docs surface in Google searches with accurate descriptions.

Browse the new documentation or blog.