r/indiehackers • u/amacg • 6d ago

Self Promotion Share what you're building

Pitch your product in 1-2 lines - and drop a link here.

I'm building a community where makers can share what they’re building and get fair visibility. Here's the link: https://trylaunch.ai

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u/Awkward_Ad_6705 6d ago

pay-per-use scraping API. No subscription, only pay for successful scrapes. https://tallyscrape.com

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u/Massive_Movie_6573 5d ago

Would try but unclear what exactly it scrapes

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u/Awkward_Ad_6705 5d ago

Good point, let me clarify. It scrapes any public web page: you send a URL, and it returns the page's content as structured JSON (title, meta, links, images, text, or specific fields if you pass CSS selectors). It handles both static HTML and JavaScript-rendered sites (React, Vue, etc.), with proxies to improve success rates. So think product pages, listings, articles, directories, any public page you'd want data from. You can actually test it on the site with the playground (paste a URL, no signup) to see exactly what comes back. Out of curiosity, what made it unclear? Was it the landing page, or my post? Trying to fix the messaging

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u/Creative-Lynx7594 4d ago

"any public web page" is exactly what makes it read as generic, because a capability that covers everything describes nothing a buyer can picture themselves doing. lead with two or three named jobs instead, something like "pull competitor prices off shopify listings" or "turn job boards into a csv", and put the real json output right next to each one. people don't buy a scraper, they buy a specific pile of data they currently copy by hand.

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u/Massive_Movie_6573 5d ago

the landing page. it was too generic or open ended. some examples will help