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OpenAI
One paid call returns the official status summary, source metadata, cache state, and a signed fulfillment receipt.
/api/status/openai
Public web data without the spreadsheet grind
CrowdPull pulls rows from places people already check manually: Facebook, Instagram, OfferUp, Craigslist, Zillow, Apartments.com, AliExpress reviews, product pages, job posts, drug prices, YouTube, and public records.
What it is
The annoying part is not opening one page. It is copying listing links, rerunning the same review search, merging duplicates, and figuring out whether an empty result means "nothing found" or "the source blocked the run." CrowdPull returns source URLs, stable IDs, fields you can sort, and notes about what happened.
Official status checks
Some failed runs are not scraping problems. GitHub is slow, npm is having a bad hour, Cloudflare has an edge incident, or the model API is degraded. CrowdPull now points agents to cheap x402 checks that read official status sources before they burn time on the wrong fix.
$0.001 check
One paid call returns the official status summary, source metadata, cache state, and a signed fulfillment receipt.
/api/status/openai
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One paid call returns the official status summary, source metadata, cache state, and a signed fulfillment receipt.
/api/status/anthropic
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One paid call returns the official status summary, source metadata, cache state, and a signed fulfillment receipt.
/api/status/github
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One paid call returns the official status summary, source metadata, cache state, and a signed fulfillment receipt.
/api/status/gitlab
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One paid call returns the official status summary, source metadata, cache state, and a signed fulfillment receipt.
/api/status/npm
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One paid call returns the official status summary, source metadata, cache state, and a signed fulfillment receipt.
/api/status/vercel
Where to start
5 sources
Facebook is fine for one lookup. It gets ugly when you need posts, comments, profiles, groups, or Marketplace listings in a file. These Actors collect the public parts and keep the source URLs attached.
Use it for brand monitoring, resale leads, public conversation research, or comment analysis when borrowed cookies would make the workflow brittle.
2 sources
Creator research falls apart when screenshots, comments, captions, transcripts, and source links live in different places. These Actors keep the public records together.
Use it for creator tracking, social listening, transcript datasets, comment review, and search projects where every row needs a source link.
4 sources
Local listings disappear fast. CrowdPull pulls titles, prices, locations, seller hints, photos, and source URLs while the deal is still visible.
Use it for resale sourcing, local lead generation, price checks, seller research, and inventory watches that would otherwise mean refreshing three sites all day.
2 sources
Housing sites are built for browsing, not comparison. These Actors collect public property, rent, price, location, amenities, and listing details so the market can be reviewed side by side.
Use it for rental market checks, property leads, housing inventory snapshots, multifamily research, and location-based datasets with source links.
3 sources
Prices, ratings, variants, images, and review text are simple to inspect once. They become a mess when you compare ten products or rerun the check next week.
Use it for product research, catalog cleanup, price monitoring, review mining, supplier checks, and review datasets that need source links.
1 source
A job post only becomes a signal when the title, company, location, salary, remote flag, description, and apply link land in the same row.
Use it when recruiters, staffing teams, job-board builders, or sales teams need to see who is hiring right now.
1 source
Drug prices move by ZIP code, pharmacy, delivery mode, dosage, and quantity. The Actor keeps those public comparison results in a dataset you can audit later.
Use it for consumer health research, pharmacy price monitoring, market analysis, and content that needs current price examples.
1 source
Public-record sites are built for lookup, not analysis. CrowdPull turns supported government records into rows with IDs, dates, penalties, names, and source URLs.
Use it for compliance checks, account scoring, B2B risk signals, market maps, and public-record enrichment where the original record still has to be auditable.
Popular first runs
Ecommerce products and reviews
CrowdPull AliExpress Reviews Scraper collects public product reviews so you can read the pattern, not just the first few comments AliExpress shows in the browser.
Real estate and rentals
CrowdPull Apartments.com Rentals Scraper extracts public Apartments.com rental listings by city, search URL, price, bedroom count, pet filters, and exact-city controls for rental-market research.
Marketplace listings
CrowdPull Craigslist Classifieds Scraper extracts public Craigslist listings across real estate, cars, jobs, gigs, services, for-sale, free stuff, community, and events.
Social and video intelligence
CrowdPull Instagram Scraper collects public Instagram profile, post, reel, comment, hashtag, place, and tagged-mention data where supported without login for core modes.
Facebook public data
CrowdPull Facebook Comment Scraper extracts public comments and replies from supported public Facebook posts, including reaction breakdowns and thread data.
Facebook public data
CrowdPull Facebook Group Posts Scraper extracts posts from public Facebook groups without login cookies for supported public group pages.
Traffic guides
Use these when the request starts as a normal search phrase, not an API spec. Each guide gives the source to try first and the input shape that usually proves whether the run is worth expanding.
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The best first CrowdPull entry point for Facebook Marketplace data is Facebook Marketplace Scraper because it targets public listings by location, keyword, category, price, and radius without requiring login cookies for supported public surfaces.
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Use CrowdPull Facebook Marketplace Scraper with a location, search query, radius, and max listing limit. It targets public Marketplace surfaces and returns rows with source URLs plus notes when a source is empty or blocked.
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CrowdPull Craigslist Classifieds Scraper turns Craigslist searches, cities, categories, filters, and start URLs into structured dataset rows for classifieds monitoring and lead generation.
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CrowdPull Apartments.com Rentals Scraper collects public rental listing data by location, scope, bedrooms, rent, pet filters, and property type, then returns dataset rows for rental-market research.
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CrowdPull Zillow Listings Scraper supports search, URL, and lookup modes for public Zillow listings, including listing type, location, price, beds, baths, home type, and detail enrichment controls.
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CrowdPull GoodRx Drug Prices Scraper collects public prescription price offers by drug and ZIP code, with controls for dosage, form, quantity, delivery mode, pharmacy chains, radius, and coupon fields.
Built in public HTML
Every page ships plain HTML, canonical URLs, JSON-LD, breadcrumbs, FAQ answers, a sitemap, and a catalog file for AI search tools.
Each source page says what job it solves, what fields come back, where it can fail, and how to start small.
The generator pulls source names, descriptions, notices, categories, and usage signals from the live catalog during build.