Vaaya

Firecrawl — Scrape a single URL and return clean markdown/HTML.

Brave — keyword web search over Brave's own independent index (not Google/Bing). Pass `q`; optional `count` (1-20), `offset` (pagination), `country` (2-letter), `search_lang`, `freshness` (pd|pw|pm|py or YYYY-MM-DDtoYYYY-MM-DD), `safesearch`, `result_filter` (comma list: web,news,videos,faq,discussions), `extra_snippets` (up to 5 alternative excerpts per hit). Returns ranked results with snippets — no page content; chain a scrape action for full text. The independent keyword-index alternative t…

CRW — Search the web and optionally scrape the hits in one call. Pass `query`; optional `limit` (1-20, default 5), `tbs` (freshness: qdr:h|d|w|m|y), `sources` (web|news|images), `lang`, and `scrapeOptions` ({ formats, onlyMainContent }) to return full page content per hit instead of snippets.

Serper — real Google web results: organic ranks with snippets, knowledge graph, people-also-ask, related searches. Pass `q`; optional `num` (1-100 results), `page`, `gl` (2-letter country), `hl` (language), `location` (city-level), `tbs` (freshness qdr:h|d|w|m|y). The "what does Google actually rank" baseline — use exa/search for semantic recall, brave/search for an independent index, this for Google SERP structure.

Browserbase — Create a headless browser session via x402. Charges 0.2¢ per minute of estimatedMinutes (minimum 5). Returns sessionId + connectUrl.

Find companies whose recent JOB POSTS mention a technology via OpenFunnel (SYNC, 50 results/page): { tech } (e.g. "Snowflake") + optional `variations` (OR-matched phrasings, e.g. ["K8s"]), `lookback_days` (≤365), `page`, `enrich` (firmographics), `hq_country_code` (alpha-3), min/max_employee_count (filters auto-enable enrich), `include_evidence` (the job-post snippet — the outreach hook). Perfect for "sell to companies running X" and competitor-displacement plays.

Linkup — AI web search returning a cited answer or ranked results. Pass `q`; optional `outputType` (sourcedAnswer default — synthesized answer with sources | searchResults — raw ranked hits | structured — pass `structuredOutputSchema` JSON-schema string), `fromDate`/`toDate` (ISO), `includeDomains`/`excludeDomains`, `includeImages`, `includeInlineCitations`. Standard depth — one-pass retrieval. For hard multi-hop questions escalate to linkup/deep-search (5¢).

TikHub — 742 per-call social-data endpoints (GET) across douyin/tiktok/weibo/instagram/bilibili/zhihu/kuaishou/youtube & more. Pass { endpoint, ...params } (params per endpoint; most reads take username/user_id/keyword + pagination_token). Find endpoints via vaaya/discover or the social-data knowledge doc. Most calls 1¢.

Website traffic estimates for a company by domain or Akta uuid — visit trends as a demand/momentum signal.

Exa — semantic web search via our API key. numResults up to 100. For people/lead discovery set category:"people" with an open ICP query.

Stage a media file on the fal CDN before a fal generation. Returns { upload_url, file_url }: PUT the raw file bytes to upload_url (with the matching Content-Type header), then pass file_url as the image_url/video_url/audio_url param of the generation. Upload originals UNCOMPRESSED — never downscale or re-encode; high-res inputs cost nothing extra and compression degrades outputs.

Fetch the result of an Icypeas search launched by icypeas/email-search, email-verification, or domain-scan. Pass `id` (the `item._id` from the launch response); or list recent searches with `mode: "single"` (+ optional `type`: email-search|domain-scan|email-verification) or `mode: "bulk"`, `limit` ≤ 100. Read `items[0].status`: NONE/SCHEDULED/IN_PROGRESS = keep polling (every 3-5s, ≤30 reads/min); FOUND/DEBITED = done, read `items[0].results`; NOT_FOUND/DEBITED_NOT_FOUND = processed, nothing fo…

OpenWeb Ninja JSearch — Google for Jobs aggregate: title, employer, city/state/country, remote flag, salary when published, apply link, description, posted-at timestamp. Pass `query` (put the country in the text: "Product Manager in India"); optional `page` (1-based), `num_pages` (1-10, ~10 postings each), `date_posted` (all|today|3days|week|month — week is denser than month), `country` (2-letter), `remote_jobs_only`, `employment_types` (FULLTIME,PARTTIME,CONTRACTOR,INTERN). Cheapest job feed o…

Apify — Crunchbase company + funding data from a company URL.

Apify — Recent posts from LinkedIn profile or company URLs.

Apify — TikTok posts for profile usernames.

Tavily — AI-native web search tuned for RAG: ranked results with relevance scores, optional LLM answer synthesis. Pass `query`; optional `topic` (general|news|finance), `max_results` (1-20), `include_answer` (true = synthesized answer), `include_raw_content` (true|"markdown" = full page text per hit), `include_domains`/`exclude_domains`, `time_range` (day|week|month|year), `country`. Alternative to exa/search (semantic recall) and brave/search (keyword index).

TikHub — 171 per-call social-data endpoints (POST) across douyin/tiktok/wechat_channels/xiaohongshu/wechat_mp/lemon8/wechat_search/bilibili & more. Pass { endpoint, ...params } (params per endpoint; most reads take username/user_id/keyword + pagination_token). Find endpoints via vaaya/discover or the social-data knowledge doc. Most calls 1¢.

2Captcha — submit a captcha task (reCAPTCHA, Turnstile, hCaptcha, image; ~0.3¢). Params: `task` object per 2Captcha createTask schema. Poll with twocaptcha:result.

Apify — Amazon product detail pages by ASIN or URL.

Apify — Tweets by search term, handle, or conversation.

Bright Data Web Unlocker — Fetch a page that actively BLOCKS scrapers: Cloudflare/DataDome/PerimeterX walls, CAPTCHA challenges, aggressive bot detection, geo-fenced content. Bright Data rotates residential exit IPs, solves challenges and retries internally, then returns the final page as `{ raw: "<html>…" }`. Pass `url`; optional `country` (2-letter geo), `render` (execute JS first), `format` ("raw" page, default, or "json" for their envelope with status/headers). This is the FIRST escalation …

CRW — Discover the URLs of a website without scraping content (sitemap + crawl fallback). Pass `url`; optional `maxDepth`, `useSitemap` (default true), `timeout` (seconds, default 120). Recon step before targeted crw/scrape or crw/crawl.

CRW — Scrape a single URL to clean markdown/HTML/JSON (Firecrawl-compatible). Pass `url`; optional `formats` (markdown|html|rawHtml|plainText|links|json|summary|screenshot, default markdown), `onlyMainContent` (default true), `renderJs` (null = auto-detect), `waitFor` (ms), `stealth` (anti-bot browser), `country` (2-letter proxy egress), `jsonSchema` (structured output). Sync — returns the scraped content directly. Cheapest full-featured scrape rung.

Modal — Run a command in a running sandbox and return its output.

Entity-resolved, de-duped company/industry news with sentiment, AI summary, and tagged company mentions (~80% of noise filtered). Scope by { company: 'https://canva.com' } (website URL), { industry } (taxonomy code from akta:industry-search), or free-text { query }. Optional filters (additive): `sentiment_list` (positive/negative/neutral), `type_list` (tag CODES, e.g. CM01=Equity Fund-Raising, WT01=Strategic Hiring, SD01=Product Launches, SD02=Partnerships — codes appear on returned articles' `…

Apify — Google Maps businesses with emails and socials by search.

Exa — retrieve content for URLs or document IDs via our API key. Charges 0.1¢ per (url or id) × content field requested.

Generate or edit images, video, music, and speech via fal.ai. Pass `model` (one of the registered keys) plus the model-specific params (prompt, image_url, aspect_ratio, duration, text, etc.).

Verify an email address's deliverability via Icypeas (SMTP-level). Pass `email`. Returns `{ item: { _id } }` immediately — the search runs async. KEEP POLLING icypeas/result with that `id` (every 3-5s; Icypeas caps reads at 30/min) until `status` leaves NONE/SCHEDULED/IN_PROGRESS. FOUND/DEBITED = hit, NOT_FOUND/DEBITED_NOT_FOUND = processed but empty. Second verification rung next to tomba/email-verifier — same price, different infrastructure; cross-check risky addresses before a send.

Objects in an image `url`: landmarks, places, plants, animals, products and other things with label, bounding box and confidence, from Google Lens.

Text in an image `url` via Google Lens: paragraph, sentence and word-level detections with bounding boxes. Optional `language`. Cheap OCR for screenshots, receipts, signs, slides.

ScrapingAnt — Scrape a URL through a managed headless-Chrome cluster (datacenter proxies). Pass `url`; optional `browser` (default true — set false for plain HTTP fetch), `wait_for_selector` (CSS selector to await), `js_snippet` (base64 JS to execute on the page), `block_resource`, `proxy_country` (2-letter), `timeout` (5-60s), `cookies`, `return_page_source`. Returns the rendered page as `{ raw: "<html>…" }`. For Cloudflare/anti-bot-walled pages use scrapingant/scrape_residential.

Signalbase — INVESTORS database: VC firms, angels, PE, corporate investors, government funds, accelerators, family offices, hedge funds, crowdfunding platforms. Filters: `type` (vc/angel/pe/corporate/government/accelerator/family_office/hedge_fund/crowdfunding), `search`, `headquarters`, `countries`, `ticket_size_min`/`max` (USD). `limit` ≤100 — flat price per call. Qualify funds and build investor target lists; pair with signalbase:funding (`investor_name`) to see a fund’s recent deals.

Signalbase — PEOPLE discovery with the signal attached: each result carries the matched signal (funding/job change/hiring) explaining WHY NOW. Filters: `title`/`function`/`seniority`, `signal_type` + `signal_date_range` (lookback), `company_size`/`industry`, `country`/`city`, `linkedin_url`/`company_domain`/`company_linkedin_url`. `limit` ≤100 — flat price per call. The signal-first alternative to plain ICP people search: start from who has a reason to buy this month.

TheirStack — Search the catalog of tracked keywords: technologies AND buying-intent topics. The slug resolver for every other theirstack filter (slugs are case-sensitive). Pass `q` (free-text search); optional `keyword_type` ("technology" = techs only), `keyword_type_not` ("technology" = intent topics only), `category_slug`, `limit` (default 25). Free upstream — always resolve slugs here before filtering jobs/companies by technology.

Vaaya OneFind: find people from a plain-English query, as rows. Pass `query`, either a description ("series A fintech founders in India", "heads of talent at Series B startups") for a table of people, or a name + company ("Jerry Liu LlamaIndex") for that one person (the response says which: `person: true/false`), plus optional `limit` (1–25, default 15). Returns `rows`, each with name, title, company, location, linkedin and per-field `sources`. Contact fields (email, phone) are null and `enrich…

Deep private-company profile by domain or Akta uuid — pick ONLY the sections you need (each is priced separately, 4¢–35¢): firmographic, business_model, company_assessment, product_offering, technology (14¢ each); management_profile, strategic_signal (11¢); customer_profile, industry (7¢); trust_signal, company_hierarchy, digital_presence, financial_estimate, location (4¢); funding_detail (21¢); mna_and_investment (35¢). Section names are SINGULAR. Pass { company: 'canva.com', sections: ['firmo…

Apify — Public profile metadata for Instagram usernames.

BlockRun — 33 prediction-market data operations over x402. Polymarket, Kalshi, Limitless, Opinion, Predict.Fun and Binance history. Pass { endpoint, ...params }; template path parameters are separate fields. 1¢ cap. Surf retired 2026-09-06; sports unavailable. See vaaya/discover for per-endpoint input schemas.

Brave — news-only search over the Brave index: recent articles with source, age, and breaking flags. Pass `q`; optional `count` (1-50), `country`, `search_lang`, `freshness` (pd|pw|pm|py), `safesearch`, `offset`. Use for current-events queries where web search returns stale evergreen pages.

Search ContactOut's 300M-profile people database by `name`, `job_title[]`, `company[]`, `skills[]`, `location[]`, `industry[]`, `seniority[]`, `current_titles_only`, `company_filter` (current/past/both). Boolean operators AND/OR/NOT work inside title/skill strings. Priced PER PROFILE RETURNED (`page_size`, default 10, max 25) — a page of 10 costs 10¢ whether or not you enrich anyone. Returns profiles with LinkedIn URLs + `contact_availability` flags; feed the URLs you like into contactout/linke…

Search 10M+ US court opinions (CourtListener v4). Pass `q` + optional `court` (e.g. cand, ca9, scotus), `judge`, `filed_after`/`filed_before`, `order_by` ("dateFiled desc"), `cursor` (pagination). Returns case names, courts, dates, cites, and absolute_url links to full opinions.

Search federal court dockets via RECAP (CourtListener v4) — the litigation profile of any company: every case naming it, parties, attorneys, filing dates, live docket links. Same params as courtlistener/cases. Coverage is federal courts via the RECAP archive; state-court coverage varies — say so in outputs.

CRW — Structured extraction over up to 10 URLs using an LLM. Pass `urls` plus `prompt` (natural language) and/or `schema` (JSON schema); optional `basis: true` for per-field source evidence. Usually returns the extracted objects INLINE and already complete: `{ results: [{ url, status: completed, data }] }` — read `data` directly, do not poll. The extracted object may be nested one level (`data.data`) on multi-URL calls; unwrap defensively. If a call instead returns `{ id, status: processing }`,…

SEC EDGAR full-text search over all filings (2001+). Pass `q` (quote for exact phrase) + optional `forms` (comma-separated: D = private fundraises, C/C-AR = Reg CF financials, 1-K/1-SA = Reg A financials, 4 = insider trades, UPLOAD/CORRESP = SEC comment letters), `startdt`/`enddt` (YYYY-MM-DD), `from` (pagination offset). Hits include the filer, date, and {accession}:{filename} ids for edgar/document.

Fetch a file from a public URL into your persistent Vaaya file library (server-side — no local download needed). Returns file_id and get_url. Max 100MB per file.

Firecrawl — Extract structured data from URLs using a schema.

Fundable — Resolve a company NAME to Fundable's own company `id`, with fuzzy matching and a `relevance_score`. Pass any ONE of `name`, `domain`, `linkedin`, `crunchbase`. The entry point to the graph when all you have is a name: the `id` it returns is what fundable/company and fundable/company-deals take. If you already have a domain, call those directly instead and save the hop.

Fundable — Resolve an industry or super-category NAME to the exact permalink that fundable/deals expects ("fintech" → "fintech-e067", "AI" → "artificial-intelligence-e551"). Fuzzy match on `name`; optional `type`: INDUSTRY (specific) or SUPER_CATEGORY (broad, auto-includes its child industries). FREE upstream. Run this BEFORE any industry-filtered call — a hand-written permalink is silently ignored and you pay for unfiltered rows.

Fundable — Resolve a FUND or firm NAME to Fundable's own investor `id`, with fuzzy matching and a `relevance_score`. Pass any ONE of `name`, `domain`, `linkedin`, `crunchbase`. Returns id, `guru_permalink`, description, domain and socials. This is how you go from "Benchmark" to the id fundable/investor-deals needs, so it is the first call in any fund → portfolio walk that starts from a name.

Fundable — Resolve a place NAME to the exact permalink that fundable/deals expects ("san francisco" → "san-francisco-california"). Fuzzy match on `name`; optional `type`: CITY, STATE, REGION or COUNTRY. FREE upstream. Run this BEFORE any location-filtered call — a hand-written permalink is silently ignored and you pay for unfiltered rows.

Fundable — Resolve a PERSON to Fundable's own person `id`, across both investors and non-investor people. Pass exactly ONE of `name`, `id`, `linkedin`, `crunchbase`, `twitter`. The id it returns is what fundable/person-deals takes, so this is the first call when you want every round an angel or a named partner has backed and you only have their name or profile URL.

Google Trends (via x402atlas) — search-demand data: /trend, /interest-by-region, /related-queries, /related-topics. GET { endpoint, keyword, ... }. ~5¢ caps. Use for demand/market research alongside exa search.

Scan a domain for its ROLE-BASED email addresses via Icypeas (contact@, support@, admin@, …) — generic inboxes, not people. Pass `domainOrCompany`. Returns `{ item: { _id } }` immediately — the search runs async. KEEP POLLING icypeas/result with that `id` (every 3-5s; Icypeas caps reads at 30/min) until `status` leaves NONE/SCHEDULED/IN_PROGRESS. FOUND/DEBITED = hit, NOT_FOUND/DEBITED_NOT_FOUND = processed but empty. Complements tomba/domain-search (which lists PEOPLE at the company); use this …

Find a person's professional email via Icypeas from their name + company. Pass `firstname` and/or `lastname` plus `domainOrCompany` (domain preferred, e.g. stripe.com). Returns `{ item: { _id } }` immediately — the search runs async. KEEP POLLING icypeas/result with that `id` (every 3-5s; Icypeas caps reads at 30/min) until `status` leaves NONE/SCHEDULED/IN_PROGRESS. FOUND/DEBITED = hit, NOT_FOUND/DEBITED_NOT_FOUND = processed but empty. Results carry the email(s) with a certainty grade (ultra_…

Modal — Create a sandboxed compute environment (CPU by default, 300s timeout). Pass `gpu` (T4 | L4 | A10G | A100 | H100) for GPU workloads like model inference.

Modal — Terminate a running sandbox.

Deep-research and QUALIFY one known company against your questions via OpenFunnel (SYNC): { domain } + at least one of `activity_question` ("are they investing in data infra?" — answered from recent job posts, `timeframe_days` default 90) and `qualifier_question` ("do they have a platform team led by a director+?" — answered from LinkedIn employee profiles). Returns qualified:boolean + reasoned answer + sources (job posts / people). THE pre-outreach qualifier; a 404 domain is free.

Social profile URLs for a person or brand `query` ("Sam Altman", "Notion HQ") across facebook, tiktok, instagram, snapchat, twitter, youtube, linkedin, github, pinterest. Optional `social_networks` comma list to narrow.

Emails, phone numbers and social profile links (LinkedIn, X, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, GitHub, Pinterest) scraped live from a website root domain `query` ("acme.com"). Optional `match_email_domain` (only emails on that domain), `external_matching`. One call per domain, no name needed — different from tomba/icypeas person-level finders.

Perplexity — web search over Perplexity's own retrieval index, the one behind its answer engine, returning ranked results with snippets plus `date` and `last_updated` per hit. Pass `query`; optional `max_results` (1-10), `search_recency_filter` (hour|day|week|month|year), `country` (ISO-2), `max_tokens_per_page` (trim the excerpt), `search_domain_filter` (array of domains to include, or `-domain.com` to exclude). The freshness signal is the differentiator — results carry when the page was last …

ScrapingAnt — Scrape a URL and return LLM-ready markdown (rendered in headless Chrome, then converted). Pass `url`; optional browser/wait_for_selector/proxy_country/timeout knobs. Returns `{ url, markdown }`. Alternative to crw/scrape or firecrawl/scrape when you want ScrapingAnt's proxy pool behind the fetch.

Tavily — extract clean page content (JS handled) from up to 5 URLs you already have, in one 1¢ call. Pass `urls` (array, ≤5); optional `format` (markdown default | text). For bigger batches make multiple calls. Alternative to exa/contents (0.1¢/url, no JS) and firecrawl/scrape (1¢/url, full rendering).