//Use case · Agentic products

Feed your agent records, not raw pages

You build the agent, we bring the data: people, companies, posts and prices as typed fields over MCP or API, from 900+ live sources.

Get company profiles for these 200 signup domains: size, funding, socials. — Signup domains, enriched. Map the AI coding assistant market: products, recent launches, what developers complain about. — AI coding assistants. What changed at the 5 companies on my watchlist this week? — Watchlist changes this week. Which accounts should my user call first, and why? — Accounts to call first
Your agentanysite connected
  • Claude
  • Cursor
  • Manus
  • Grok
  • Gemini CLI
  • Codex
  • Antigravity
  • OpenClaw
  • OpenAgent
//Before and after

What your model reads in production

Fetch the whole pageFix the parser againPay for tokens of markup
The old way

Raw pages in the context window

Company profiles for these three domains
⏺ anysite · execute
kitebridge.ioKitebridge · 51–200 people
quillstone.comQuillstone · 11–50 people
fernway.devFernway Labs · 11–50 people
With Anysite

Named fields, ready to use

//What your agent does

Four products teams build on Anysite

Each one calls the same catalog, over MCP or the API.

Research agents

Market briefs where every line has its record.

Product HuntHacker NewsGitHub

Sales copilots

Who moved, who raised, who decides.

Business dataCrunchbaseNews

Monitoring feeds

Changes at the companies your customers watch.

Job postsApp storesSimilarweb

Signup enrichment

Turn a signup domain into a company record.

Business dataCompany sites
//How it works

Connect over MCP or the API01Let your product ask in plain words02Put typed JSON in front of your model03

//Sources

Sources agent builders call most

//Q&A

Questions before you build

Both return the same typed records from the same catalog. MCP fits agents that pick tools as they go, like copilots and research agents. The API fits pipelines where the calls are fixed in code, and one API key also works over MCP. Many teams prototype over MCP, then move the busy paths to the API.

Your schema stays the same. When a site changes its layout or its defenses, we update the endpoint on our side, and the fields your agent reads keep their names. A source can still be down for a while; bringing it back is our job, not a ticket in your sprint.

No. Your product calls Anysite with your own key, and your users only see your product. Size the plan to the load your users create, and use the trial to measure it.

No. The schedule lives in your product or your agent. On each run it asks Anysite for fresh data, then sends the result wherever you want.

MCP plans are a flat monthly price from $30. Usage runs in rolling windows; when a window is full, calls pause until it resets. On the API, from $49 a month, each call costs the credits its endpoint lists. Both entry plans come with a 7-day free trial.

Give your agent live data to work with