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Read more →Wikipedia is the world's largest free encyclopaedia — 61 million articles in 300+ languages, all interlinked, all categorised, and all updated in real time by a global community. It
Read more →Anysite now exposes MarketWatch data as structured REST endpoints — seven dedicated access points into Dow Jones's flagship financial platform, covering real-time quotes, price history, financial statements, news, and
Read more →Anysite now exposes SteamDB data as structured REST endpoints — six dedicated access points into the Steam catalog that go well beyond what Valve's own API provides. App details,
Read more →Six endpoints for Best Buy product data — prices, Open-Box grades, reviews, Q&A, and keyword search. Structured JSON, no Best Buy credentials required.
Read more →Anysite now exposes the Crossref data API — 12 structured endpoints for querying Crossref's index of 183.7 million DOI-registered scholarly works, the journals and publishers that produced them,
Read more →Home→Blog→Finviz API launch Finviz data is now available via the Anysite API — screen stocks, pull insider trades, get sector statistics, and fetch comprehensive ticker snapshots through the same
Read more →Morningstar's investment research data — quotes, financial statements, ESG ratings, dividend history, Medalist ratings, valuation ratios, and trailing returns — is now available as structured data via the Anysite Morningstar
Read more →Nine Nasdaq endpoints now available via Anysite: real-time quotes, financial statements, earnings estimates, IPO calendars, dividend histories, historical OHLCV bars, stock screener, news, and ticker search.
Read more →Anysite now covers Skyscanner — 7 endpoints for structured flight search, flexible-date price grids, month-by-month calendars, historical price bands, and hotel search, all accessible via REST, MCP, and CLI. What'
Read more →Anysite now covers USASpending.gov — the official open data portal for U.S. federal spending maintained by the Department of the Treasury. The integration ships 11 endpoints across agencies, awards,
Read more →Glassdoor's employer-review and salary-transparency platform — company ratings, job listings, culture scores, and pay benchmarks — is now available as structured data via the Anysite Glassdoor Data API.
Read more →Medium's publishing platform — posts, author profiles, publication data, tag feeds, and search — is now available as structured data via the Anysite Medium Data API.
Read more →Stocktwits is the largest social network built for traders and investors — over 6 million members share real-time trade ideas, directional calls, and market commentary with per-message bullish/bearish sentiment
Read more →Target's product catalog — pricing, specs, customer reviews, Q&A, and recommendations — is now available as structured data via the Anysite Target Data API.
Read more →The Discogs database has catalogued over 16 million releases since 2000 — vinyl pressings, CD editions, cassettes, and digital releases, organized by artist, label, country, and year. Every pressing
Read more →Anysite now covers Habr Career — Russia's dominant platform for IT jobs and tech talent. The 13 new endpoints give you programmatic access to company profiles, salary benchmarks, vacancies,
Read more →Anysite now covers the OpenAlex API — one of the largest open scholarly graphs ever built. With this launch you can query 250 million academic works, 90 million authors, 100,000+ institutions,
Read more →Anysite now covers SAM.gov — the U.S. government's System for Award Management. Six endpoints give you structured JSON access to the three core data sets that federal contracting runs
Read more →In the first half of 2026, 3,869 products shipped on Product Hunt. We ran the whole stream through LinkedIn and Crunchbase to see what people launch, who the founders
Read more →Today we're adding Zachestnyibiznes to the Anysite API catalog — giving you structured access to Russia's largest business transparency registry through a clean REST interface.
Read more →CoinGecko is the reference layer for crypto markets — over 17,000 coins, 1,000+ exchanges, and a decade of price history, all in one place. Today, all of that data
Read more →Anysite now has 7 dedicated Hugging Face endpoints — covering models, datasets, and research papers — available via REST API, CLI, and MCP.
Read more →Kalshi — the CFTC-regulated US prediction market exchange — is now available in the Anysite API and MCP server. Nine dedicated endpoints cover every layer of the exchange's public
Read more →Most competitive monitoring dies the same way. You wire up a scraper for Instagram. Then a competitor leans into TikTok, so you add a second scraper with a different
Read more →If you have wired more than a couple of MCP servers into an agent, you have probably watched the context window fill up before the agent does anything useful.
Read more →Polymarket is the world's largest on-chain prediction market — a platform where traders buy and sell Yes/No outcome tokens on real-world events, from US elections and Fed rate decisions
Read more →The Anysite Amazon price API retrieves live product prices from multiple Amazon national storefronts in a single structured workflow — returning amazon.fr, amazon.de, amazon.it, amazon.es, and amazon.nl prices as
Read more →GitLab hosts tens of millions of public projects — open-source runners, Kubernetes operators, DevOps toolchains, infrastructure-as-code libraries. Getting that data programmatically has always required a GitLab personal access token,
Read more →Anysite now provides structured access to Shopify store data — products, collections, variants, pricing, and inventory — via four ready-made endpoints. The full endpoint family is live at anysite.io/endpoints/shopify/.
Read more →Steam's official Web API is fragmented across at least a dozen separate interfaces, each with its own authentication model, underdocumented response format, and endpoint-specific API key requirement. Getting game
Read more →We just launched 10 TikTok endpoints on Anysite — structured access to TikTok profiles, videos, and TikTok Shop data through a single authenticated REST API.
Read more →Walmart's marketplace lists over 400 million products from more than 100,000 third-party sellers. None of that catalog is accessible through a public API.
Read more →TradingView API access via Anysite means you can retrieve quotes, RSI/MACD/EMA technical indicators, fundamental financials, screener results, earnings calendar data, community trade ideas, and market news from TradingView —
Read more →Anysite now provides an eBay API — giving you access to listings, sold prices, seller profiles, catalog products, and buyer reviews via simple POST requests, with no OAuth and
Read more →Japan's equity markets — the Tokyo Stock Exchange and Osaka Exchange, collectively the Japan Exchange Group (JPX) — are the world's third-largest by market capitalisation. Until now, accessing structured
Read more →Most developer tools need data from GitHub. Star counts to measure project adoption, contributor lists to identify experts, issue queues to understand community health, release notes to track breaking
Read more →Hacker News is where a surprising amount of technical reality gets decided. A Show HN thread can make a project; the comments under a launch are often more honest
Read more →Reddit has always been one of the harder platforms to work with programmatically. The official API is rate-limited, inconsistently documented, and increasingly expensive for production use cases. Until recently,
Read more →Product Hunt is a goldmine of structured market signal. Every product listing carries ratings, reviewer sentiment, feature-level feedback, and — buried in the reviews — a list of alternatives
Read more →Welcome to the first Anysite Digest. Every two weeks we round up the new data we've shipped, what each source is good for, and what write-ups are coming next.
Read more →Most location data workflows start the same way: a developer writes a query, hits some unofficial endpoint, parses inconsistent HTML, and prays the structure doesn't change before the next
Read more →You search LinkedIn for 200 software engineers. The MCP server fetches them. Then all 200 profiles — names, headlines, experience, follower counts, locations, skills — land in the LLM's
Read more →V1 had 61 tools and could access 61 endpoints. V2 has 5 tools and can access every endpoint — including ones that don't exist yet.
Read more →The AI Parser for Crunchbase worked. It returned useful data. But it was inconsistent in structure, slower than it needed to be, and missing the depth that makes Crunchbase
Read more →Apify has 1,500+ actors. Sounds impressive until you realize: each actor is a separate scraper for a specific site. Need LinkedIn? Find a LinkedIn actor. Need Twitter? Different actor.
Read more →The official Anysite app is now available in the Make.com integration store. Connect Anysite's REST API to your Make scenarios and access a growing ecosystem of data extraction modules—core
Read more →Clay's waterfall enrichment model charges per record. Anysite MCP gives you unlimited social platform access for $30/month flat. No waterfall restrictions, no per-record fees, no credit burns.
Read more →Make.com's AI Agents feature gives you autonomous agents that can reason and act on your behalf. Anysite MCP gives these agents unlimited access to social media data from LinkedIn,
Read more →If you've been using Claude Desktop, Claude Code, or Cursor with MCP servers, you know the problem: you're constantly doing credit math. Should you query LinkedIn one more time?
Read more →Enterprise social listening tools like Hootsuite, Sprout Social, and Brandwatch charge $500-2,000 per month for brand monitoring features. For many teams—especially startups, agencies, and technical organizations—that's unsustainable. But what
Read more →The past six months have been transformative for AnySite (formerly Horizon Data Wave). We've shipped dozens of features that fundamentally expand what developers can build with our platform—from finding
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