01
Create an API key
Create or copy your API key from the console and store it in a server-side environment variable.
Developer guides
Crawlora SDKs and Developer Examples
Integrate Crawlora's structured public web data APIs into your application using cURL, TypeScript, Python, Go, MCP, LangChain, or AI-agent tool-calling workflows.
API-key authenticationNormalized JSONCredit-based usagePlayground testingPlatform-specific APIs
Verified HTTP pattern
POST /google/search
Request
POST https://api.crawlora.net/api/v1/google/search
x-api-key: $CRAWLORA_API_KEY
Content-Type: application/json
{
"country": "us",
"keyword": "best CRM software",
"language": "en",
"limit": 10,
"page": 1
}Base URL
https://api.crawlora.net/api/v1
Auth header
x-api-key
Example endpoint
POST /google/search
These guides use standard HTTP clients. This repository does not contain official Crawlora SDK packages, so the language pages are integration guides instead of package-install pages.
Developer workflow
Choose your integration path
cURL examples
Test Crawlora endpoints directly from the terminal and copy working requests into your environment.
Open guideTypeScript / JavaScript
Use fetch or a lightweight client wrapper in Node.js, Next.js, serverless functions, and backend services.
Open guidePython
Use requests to connect Crawlora to scripts, data pipelines, notebooks, and AI workflows.
Open guideGo
Use Go's standard net/http package to build high-performance integrations and backend services.
Open guideMCP
Connect Crawlora's structured web data APIs to AI clients and tools through Model Context Protocol workflows where supported.
Open guideLangChain
Use Crawlora as a structured data source inside LangChain-style loading, tool, and retrieval workflows.
Open guideOpenAI Agents
Expose Crawlora endpoints as callable tools in OpenAI Agents workflows.
Open guideAI agents
Give agents cleaner inputs than raw HTML by calling Crawlora APIs for structured public web data.
Open guideDeveloper workflow
How Crawlora integrations work
02
Pick an endpoint
Use the docs catalog to choose a supported endpoint and inspect its request schema.
03
Send JSON
Call the endpoint with `x-api-key` authentication and a typed JSON body or query string.
04
Receive normalized JSON
Crawlora handles managed proxy routing, browser-backed rendering where supported, retries, and response normalization.
05
Use the data
Store, analyze, summarize, or feed the structured output into your application or agent workflow.
Developer workflow
Recommended first APIs
Google Search API
Use normalized search result data for research, ranking checks, and AI workflows.
Open guideGoogle Maps API
Collect structured local business candidates and location fields.
Open guideYouTube API
Retrieve video, channel, search, transcript, and comment data where supported.
Open guideTikTok API
Build creator, trend, profile, and video research workflows.
Open guideApp Store API
Analyze app metadata, rankings, ratings, and reviews.
Open guideGoogle Play API
Use Android app metadata, rankings, and reviews in product workflows.
Open guideAmazon API
Pull product, search, and marketplace data from documented endpoints.
Open guideDeveloper workflow
Production checklist
- Store API keys in environment variables.
- Keep API keys server-side and out of browser code.
- Set request timeouts.
- Handle non-2xx responses and empty result sets.
- Log request IDs or response context when available.
- Track credit usage and link operators to pricing.
- Respect rate limits and back off on repeated failures.
- Avoid storing unnecessary personal data.
- Review Crawlora terms and target-platform requirements.
Responsible public web data workflows
Use Crawlora for structured public web data workflows. Customers are responsible for compliance with applicable laws, third-party rights, platform rules, and Crawlora terms. Keep API keys server-side, validate inputs, and avoid collecting or storing unnecessary sensitive data.
Read Crawlora termsDeveloper workflow
Related developer links
Use these pages to move between endpoint discovery, examples, pricing, and responsible-use guidance.
Developer workflow
FAQ
Common questions for this Crawlora developer integration path.
Does Crawlora have official SDK packages?
This frontend repository does not contain official Crawlora SDK packages. Crawlora can be integrated with standard HTTP clients today, and these pages provide language-specific examples and integration patterns.
Which language should I use?
Use the language already used by your backend or workflow. TypeScript works well for Next.js and serverless apps, Python for data pipelines and notebooks, Go for workers and backend services, and cURL for quick tests.
Can I test requests before writing code?
Yes. Use the Playground or the cURL examples to verify endpoint inputs, outputs, and error behavior before building a full integration.
How should I store my API key?
Store the key in a server-side environment variable such as CRAWLORA_API_KEY. Do not expose it in browser-side JavaScript.
How does credit usage work?
Crawlora uses credit-based usage. Successful 2xx responses consume credits according to endpoint weight where applicable. See pricing and endpoint docs for current details.
Can I use Crawlora with AI agents?
Yes. Crawlora's normalized JSON can be exposed as narrow agent tools, MCP tools where supported, or framework-specific tool functions.
Where can I see supported endpoints?
The docs catalog lists current public endpoints, request parameters, response examples, authentication, and Playground links.
Next step
Start with the API catalog
Pick one endpoint, test it in the Playground, then copy the matching integration pattern into your backend.