About Anysite
We build web data infrastructure for the AI agent era.
What We Build
Anysite takes the position Stripe took for payments and Twilio took for communications: make the underlying primitive programmable, so builders can focus on what they’re building.
That primitive is web data. Anysite is the infrastructure layer between AI agents and the web — it turns any website into typed, queryable data at production scale.
Founded in 2024, we started from a simple observation: AI agents have a fundamental data problem. The web serves HTML meant for human eyes, not machine consumption.
Every agent in a projected $52B market by 2030 needs to read the web — pricing, profiles, discussions, filings — and none of that data arrives machine-ready by default.
Teams that build extraction in-house learn that maintenance compounds faster than value. Our answer treats every website as an API — self-healing, consistent, production-ready.
How We Work
Self-Healing Infrastructure
Infrastructure that breaks isn’t infrastructure. The extraction engine detects structural changes and adapts; when it can’t, it fails loudly — no silent data gaps.
Developer-First
One YAML file describes a full production pipeline — extraction, transformation, storage, scheduling. The CLI is MIT-licensed: infrastructure should be inspectable and forkable.
Privacy by Default
Encrypted in transit over HTTPS; API keys scoped per credential. What you collect stays yours.
The Team
Andrew Kulikov
Co-Founder & CEO
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Dmitry Kononov
Co-Founder & CTO
Tokyo, Japan
How We Got Here
Founded
Started with business data extraction and n8n integration nodes. Day-one belief: web data access is an infrastructure problem, not a tooling problem.
Added the Instagram integration and established the unified API structure — consistent JSON schemas across platforms.
Write Operations
Added write operations for professional networks.
DuckDuckGo, Reddit, and Scale
DuckDuckGo search and Reddit integrations went live. The platform reached thousands of daily API calls.
MCP Server, Twitter/X, and Credit Pricing
Launched the MCP server for AI agents. Twitter/X integration launched. Introduced credit-based pricing — pay per request, not per month.
Rebranded to Anysite
Renamed from Horizon Data Wave to Anysite. Launched universal web parsing — clean content from any URL, not just pre-built platform integrations.
Flat MCP Plan and Pricing Restructure
The flat $30/month MCP plan went live, alongside a broader pricing restructure.
CLI, Agent Protocol, and Crunchbase
CLI launched with YAML pipeline definitions, database integration — SQLite, PostgreSQL, ClickHouse — and an agent-ready protocol. Crunchbase endpoints added; the free tier retired.
MCP Server v2 and Platform Expansion
MCP server v2: five meta-tools, server-side caching, dynamic endpoint discovery. Coverage grew across YouTube, SEC EDGAR, Crunchbase, and more — plus agent-platform integrations.
Start Building
The documentation covers every endpoint, pipeline pattern, and integration. Questions the docs don’t answer reach us at hello@anysite.io.