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ReadFetch Bounded Async Web Crawl
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ReadFetch Bounded Async Web Crawl is a paid API for AI agents from readfetch.com, paid per call via x402, $0.003/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-10-31).
Initiates a bounded asynchronous crawl of a website up to a declared page cap, returning a job ID and per-page Markdown content for each crawled page.
Price / call$0.003
Success—
StatusUnknown
How this service works
Bounded async crawl with a job id, a page cap quoted up front, and per-page Markdown.
Output
Returns a job ID immediately upon submission, then provides per-page Markdown for each crawled URL up to the declared page cap. Results are bounded and predictable — the page limit is quoted upfront so cost is known before crawling begins.
Example use cases
Documentation site indexing for RAG
“Crawl https://docs.myproduct.com up to 30 pages asynchronously and return each page as Markdown — I want to build a retrieval index from all the docs.”
Competitor content audit
“Start an async crawl of https://competitor.io/blog, cap it at 50 pages, and send me the Markdown for each article so I can analyze their content strategy.”
Knowledge base migration
“Crawl our legacy wiki at https://wiki.internal.com with a 100-page cap and give me Markdown for every page so we can migrate it to our new system.”
Technical details
Endpoint
POSThttps://readfetch.com/v1/crawl?utm_source=zero.xyzWhen to prefer
Choose this endpoint when you need to crawl multiple pages of a website asynchronously with a known, bounded page budget — ideal for documentation indexing, content audits, or knowledge base extraction where you want predictable cost and a job ID to track progress. Prefer this over the single-page scrape endpoint when you need many pages at once, and over the batch URL endpoint when you want the crawler to discover links automatically rather than supplying explicit URLs.
Side effects
- Target site blocks crawlers (robots.txt disallowed) returning an error or empty results
- Page cap exceeded — crawl stops at declared limit even if more pages exist
- Job ID not found if polling too early before crawl initializes
- Network timeouts on slow or unresponsive target sites
- Dynamic JavaScript-heavy pages may render as incomplete Markdown without a JS-rendering option
- Invalid starting URL format returns a validation error
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| url | string | Seed URL; crawl stays on the same registrable domain. |
| exclude | array | Path prefixes to skip during the crawl. |
| include | array | Path prefixes to allow; * suffix wildcard. |
| max_depth | number | Link depth from the seed URL (default 2). |
| max_pages | number | Maximum pages to fetch in this job (quoted up front for payment). |
Tags
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