Zenrows Fetch a Page

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Zenrows Fetch a Page is a paid API for AI agents from agents.zenrows.com, paid per call via MPP, price unknown, live (last probed 2026-10-17, last successful call 2026-10-15).

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Retrieve the content of any public web page through Zenrows, with optional JavaScript rendering, proxy routing, extraction, screenshots, and structured output.

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How this service works

Retrieve a URL through Zenrows and return its content. The same operation covers Extract (`extract=auto` or `css_extractor`), format conversion (`response_type`), screenshots and structured output, because they are configurations of one request rather than separate endpoints.

Output

Returns the page content in the requested format: raw HTML by default, or Markdown, plain text, PDF, or structured JSON depending on response_type and extract settings. If screenshot=true, returns an image of the above-the-fold view. If css_extractor or extract=auto is used, returns a JSON object with the extracted fields. If json_response=true, may include network request logs.

Example use cases

Scrape JavaScript-rendered product page

“Get the full content of https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0EXAMPLE — it only shows prices after JavaScript runs, so make sure to render it in a headless browser and pull out the structured product data.”

Extract contact info from business directory

“Grab the page at https://yellowpages.com/some-listing and pull out all the emails and phone numbers you can find on it.”

Screenshot competitor landing page

“Take a screenshot of https://competitor.com and return it to me — I want to see exactly what their homepage looks like above the fold right now.”

Technical details

Endpoint

GEThttps://agents.zenrows.com/v1/?utm_source=zero.xyz

When to prefer

Use this endpoint when you need to retrieve content from public web pages, especially those protected by anti-bot systems or requiring JavaScript rendering. It is ideal when you need flexible output formats (HTML, Markdown, JSON, screenshot), structured extraction without writing parsers, or geo-targeted proxy routing. Prefer this over generic HTTP fetch libraries when the target site has bot protection, uses client-side rendering, or when you need to interact with the page before capturing content.

Side effects

Invalid or unreachable URL returns an error response
Anti-bot protection not bypassed even with premium proxy — page returns incomplete or blocked content
js_render=false on a JavaScript-heavy page returns empty or incomplete HTML
wait_for selector never appears — request times out
Invalid API key returns 401 unauthorized
Insufficient credits returns 402 payment required
Rate limiting on the target site causes failed fetch

Input

Schema · Request body

Field	Type	Description
urlrequired	string	The URL of the page to retrieve.
mode	string	Adaptive Stealth Mode. `auto` starts from the cheapest viable configuration and escalates to JavaScript rendering or premium proxies only when the target requires it. You are billed for the configuration that succeeds.
wait	integer	Milliseconds to wait after load before returning. Requires js_render.
extract	string	Return structured JSON extracted from the page with no selectors to write (Extract). Omit it and Extract is off. `auto` and `native` return the website's own field names; `standard` returns a canonical schema shared by every website in a vertical (real estate only for now). Extract works on any prepared domain, with any active API key (prepare a new one with `POST /extract/prepared-domains`), and is currently free on top of the Fetch cost. A domain, or a kind of page on it, that is not prepared yet answers 403 `REQS007`: see `requestExtractDomain`.
outputs	string	Comma-separated data types to pull out of the retrieved HTML (for example `emails,phone_numbers`).
wait_for	string	CSS selector to wait for before returning. Requires js_render.
autoparse	boolean	Deprecated in favour of Extract (`extract=auto`). Returns general-purpose JSON parsed from the page, not tailored to the website.
js_render	boolean	Render the page in a headless browser before returning it. Required for content that only exists after JavaScript runs.
screenshot	boolean	Return an above-the-fold screenshot of the page. Requires js_render.
session_id	integer	Reuse the same IP across requests for up to 10 minutes. Any integer you choose identifies the session.
css_extractor	string	JSON object mapping output keys to CSS selectors, applied to the retrieved page.
json_response	string	Return a JSON envelope that also carries the network requests (XHR/fetch) the page made.
premium_proxy	boolean	Route the request through residential IPs. Required by most protected sites.
proxy_country	string	Two-letter country code for the exit IP. Requires premium_proxy.
response_type	string	Convert the page before returning it: Markdown, plaintext or PDF.
custom_headers	boolean	Forward your own request headers (cookies, referer) to the target.
extract_fields	string	Comma-separated list of the fields `extract` should return, dot-notated for fields inside a group (for example `products.name,products.price`). Omit it to receive every field.
block_resources	string	Comma-separated resource types to block (for example `image,media,font`). Blocking is on by default.
js_instructions	string	JSON array of browser instructions (click, fill, scroll, wait) executed on the page before the content is returned. Requires js_render.
original_status	boolean	Return the target's own HTTP status code instead of the Zenrows one.
screenshot_format	string	Screenshot image format.
screenshot_quality	integer	JPEG quality, 1 to 100. Only with screenshot_format=jpeg.
screenshot_fullpage	boolean	Return a full-page screenshot. Requires js_render.
screenshot_selector	string	Screenshot only the element matching this CSS selector. Requires js_render.
allowed_status_codes	string	Comma-separated status codes whose body should be returned instead of raising an error, for example `404,500`.

Output

Schema · Response

{
  "type": "object",
  "description": "Structured output: the extracted fields, the autoparsed record, or the JSON envelope with captured network requests.",
  "additionalProperties": true
}

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