Extract page content in one request
Use POST /v1/extract for the normal extraction path. The API reference describes the request options and response fields so your application can handle missing fields and errors explicitly.
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Lexmount Web Fetch is a web extraction API: send a public URL and receive structured page content through HTTP. It fetches the page, renders when needed, and extracts fields such as title, main text, links, and images without requiring your application to manage a browser session.
Use POST /v1/extract for the normal extraction path. The API reference describes the request options and response fields so your application can handle missing fields and errors explicitly.
Read the documentationUse POST /v1/dom/dump when you need captured HTML or to diagnose a fetch. Reuse the returned dom_id with extraction to separate fetching from content processing.
Read the documentationUse the extracted text and final URL as inputs to summaries, research, or retrieval pipelines. Keep source links in your own output so readers can verify the original page.
Read the documentationCommon result fields include title, description, main_text, final_url, links, and images. Author and publication time depend on the source page; applications should not assume every field is available.
Read the detailsWeb Fetch is for extracting content from public pages. Use Cloud Browser for interactive, multi-step browsing, form filling, or workflows requiring a persistent browser session.
Read the detailsRequests use the current plan’s included allowance first, then purchased Web Fetch balance. Purchased balance does not reset with the monthly plan. Current request-pack prices and eligibility are listed on the pricing page.
Read the detailsCheck the API key, Project ID, endpoint, request format, and returned error. Use the documented error reference and DOM capture to distinguish access, fetching, and extraction problems; successful access to every target site is not guaranteed.
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