Articles hide behind client-side rendering, consent walls and regional variants. UnblockingAPI handles browser rendering, country-level routing and retries - you focus on the content.
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"Read the newest posts on these 30 sources every morning and summarise what changed."
Source watch · 4 pages · refreshed hourly
Every fetch renders the page fresh - no cached pages.
Common workflows for media monitoring, research, aggregation and AI teams.
Fetch public news and index pages on a schedule and flag new articles on the topics you follow.
Collect public articles from many sources into one feed or reading product of your own.
Gather public coverage across outlets and regions to study how a topic is reported.
Give agents and RAG pipelines fresh, rendered article text instead of an empty shell.
Watch public docs and changelogs for the pages that matter to your integration.
Follow what competitors publish on their blogs and resource pages.
What you actually do when the content changes.
A source publishes something new.
Pick it up within the hour, not in tomorrow's digest.
A documentation page is updated.
Review the change before it breaks your integration.
A competitor posts on your topic.
Respond while the conversation is still open.
Your corpus goes out of date.
Refresh the sources your model answers from.
Building it yourself means maintaining all of this:
The core API returns the fully rendered page and your application extracts the fields it needs. Through the MCP server, pages can also come back as Markdown for agents. For fixed fields such as title or date, the visual editor builds a reusable template that returns JSON.
Yes. A plain fetch is tried first and a real browser is used when the site needs one, so you receive the rendered page rather than an empty shell. Site-specific results depend on the target.
UnblockingAPI is built for public pages only. Content behind a login or a subscription is out of scope. Check the terms of the sites you fetch and our acceptable use policy before you collect content.
Talk to us - we can help tune rendering, routing and request strategy for your specific sources. Failed requests are not billed.
Building for agents? See the AI agents use case or the guide to giving AI agents live web data.
unblock_fetch hands back the full rendered page. For clean fields instead - a price, a title, a whole list - build a template visually in the editor: load the page, tap what you want, done. No CSS selectors to write by hand.
Save it and it's a reusable API endpoint - same account, same key, same as the built-in templates. Build the structure once, then call it from your app - or your AI agent - forever.
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Select one item. Similar items are detected automatically.
Website
Sony WH-1000XM5
$299.99
Bose QuietComfort
$249.00
Bang & Olufsen Beoplay
$1,714.99
Extracted JSON
Tap one item, get every item - as an array.
Test a public article URL or talk to us about a difficult source. We'll help you figure out the right rendering, routing and request strategy.
UnblockingAPI is built for public web data and responsible use. Site-specific success depends on the target page, region, rendering mode and anti-bot behavior.