Rates and availability load after the page does, and they change with the visitor's country. UnblockingAPI handles browser rendering, country-level routing and retries - you focus on the comparison.
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"Check these 12 hotel pages for the first weekend of March and tell me when any rate drops."
Rate watch · 4 properties · refreshed every 6 hours
Every fetch renders the page fresh - no cached pages.
Common workflows for travel apps, hotels, tour operators and analysts.
Fetch public rate pages for the same dates and compare what different providers show.
Poll public availability pages for the dates you care about and get notified when they open or close.
Collect public rates across dates over time to understand how pricing moves through a season.
Fetch public review pages to track ratings and review content for properties and destinations.
Pull public listings from several sources into one comparison or search experience of your own.
Collect public destination, amenity and policy pages to keep your own catalogue current.
What you actually do when the market moves.
A competitor drops its rate.
Respond for the same dates before the weekend fills.
Availability opens up.
Alert your travellers while the room is still there.
A rate differs by market.
Check the page from the visitor's country, not just your own.
A rating slips after new reviews.
Catch the trend early instead of at the quarterly review.
Building it yourself means maintaining all of this:
The core API returns the fully rendered page and your application parses the fields it needs. If you'd rather not write a parser, the visual editor lets you tap the price, room type or rating on a rendered page and saves a reusable template that returns JSON.
Yes. Add a country code and the request is routed through that region, so the page reflects what a visitor there is shown, including currency and local offers.
No. It fetches public pages and returns what is on them. It does not book, hold or change anything, and it does not read content behind a login.
Talk to us - we can help tune rendering, routing and wait options for pages that load rates late. Failed requests are not billed.
Fetching property pages instead? See the real estate use case, or the guide on scraping JavaScript-rendered pages.
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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Extracted JSON
Tap one item, get every item - as an array.
Test a public travel URL or talk to us about a difficult target. 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.