Unified single-fetch, multi-format extraction. One fetch serves every requested format: markdown, html, rawHtml, text, links, metadata. A bot-defence challenge page returns success: false with blocked.vendor whatever its HTTP status; an empty shell or an error placeholder served as HTTP 200 is a failure too. Neither is charged. A PDF or other binary returns 415 UNSUPPORTED_CONTENT_TYPE, unbilled; use process_document. A success whose markdown is empty carries a warning saying so. With escalate: true that same call renders the page once in a stealth browser and returns the formats from it, instead of returning the block.

The URL to scrape

Strip navigation, headers, and footers, returning only the main content

Retry a blocked page in a stealth browser, in this same call. The plain fetch always runs first; only if it meets a bot wall, an empty shell or an error placeholder does the stealth render run, and the requested formats are then derived from the rendered HTML. The response carries escalated: true|false whenever this is set, plus stealth: { engine, vendor_detected } when the render ran. It costs the escalation add-on only when it ran. The stage needs the CrawlForge execution backend: where that is not configured it returns 503 TOOL_NOT_AVAILABLE and charges nothing. robots.txt is respected on the escalated path too, matched against the same CrawlForge product token.

Browser engine for the escalated render (camoufox only where installed on the backend). Ignored when no escalation runs.

Largest result returned inline, in characters of its JSON (1000-10000000; env CRAWLFORGE_MAX_INLINE_CHARS sets the default). Over it, the result is stored for 1 hour and the response carries a preview, a result_handle, total_chars and truncated: true; read the rest with read_result (1 credit).

Credits charged for this call: the operation's x-credits, plus any add-on x-credits-note or x-extra describes.

The account's credit balance after this call.

Server-side processing time in milliseconds.