Treg WebAccessSearch the web and read page text from an agent using Treg’s direct TinyFish tools.
Direct TinyFish search & fetch: $0 · Treg account required · other routes may cost
Developer tools
Trafilatura
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Extract the main text and metadata from HTML articles and save clean content for research.
What you can use it for
Extract the main text and metadata from HTML articles and save clean content for research.
- Extract article text and metadata from fetched or saved HTML.
- Export a reusable JSON result without an API key or hosted plan.
Workflow coverage and comparison notes
Extract readable content from a known public page URL, instead of metered Firecrawl scrape, Tavily Extract, Exa Contents or ScrapingBee Markdown requests beyond their free allowances. Tavily and Exa already have recurring free plans. Covers the extraction step only: no web search, semantic index, deep research, managed proxy or browser interaction.
Before you switch
A Python library/CLI for content extraction, not a browser or search engine. Requires your own fetching, compute and bandwidth. Article heuristics can omit useful page sections. We did not test JavaScript-rendered pages, proxies, paywalls, full-site crawling or search.
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Each comparison covers the workflow described above, rather than every paid feature.
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