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What is AgentQL?

AgentQL is a web data extraction and automation platform for developers that turns pages into structured outputs with queries instead of brittle selectors. It includes a Versatile SDK, Browser-based debugger, Browserless access, Structured data, Self-healing, and Deterministic results. AgentQL is used across sites like Google, LinkedIn, and GitHub, and the site cites customers such as Heal.dev and Hove. Plans run Starter $0/monthly, Professional $99/monthly, and Enterprise custom.

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AgentQL is best for developers who need reliable web data extraction and automation across changing sites.
Pricing
Starter $0/monthly; Professional $99/monthly; Enterprise Custom

What does AgentQL do?

AgentQL turns web pages into structured outputs by letting developers describe the data they want with queries instead of brittle XPath or DOM/CSS selectors. Its Python and Node.js SDKs, browser-based debugger, and browserless REST API work together to extract data, automate interactions, and support E2E testing across public or private pages, including authenticated sites. The same query can be reused across similar layouts, and the system is designed to keep results deterministic as pages change. At scale, AgentQL is built for web automation and data workflows rather than one-off scraping. It supports both headless browser flows and direct API retrieval, plus PDF parsing for difficult documents like tables. The product page shows use across e-commerce, job boards, and social media, and the company says thousands of developers use its tools. Customer examples shown on the site include Heal.dev and Hove, while the integrations page connects AgentQL with tools like Zapier, Langflow, and LangChain.

Why use AgentQL?

  • AgentQL replaces fragile selector logic with semantic queries, so teams can keep workflows working when page structure shifts.
  • Its browser extension debugger lets developers tune queries in real time on any page instead of iterating blindly.
  • The browserless REST API supports data retrieval without a browser, which simplifies lighter-weight automation paths.
  • Reusable queries across similar pages reduce rework when you need the same extraction pattern at scale.
  • On-premise deployment is available for teams that need tighter control over where data processing runs.

Who is AgentQL for?

  • Python developers who need structured web extraction without brittle selectors.
  • Node.js developers who want reusable queries for automation and testing.
  • Data engineers who need consistent outputs from changing website layouts.
  • AI builders who want web pages turned into agent-ready data.
  • Teams using no-code or orchestration tools who need web data in their workflows.

What are AgentQL's key features?

Versatile SDK

Build web agents and data workflows with the SDK, plus Playwright and GitHub integrations, so teams can ship automation in existing codebases.

Browser-based debugger

Inspect and troubleshoot runs in a browser debugger, with remote browser sessions and Playwright support to catch page-specific failures faster.

Browserless

Run extraction and automation without a visible browser using the data extraction API and remote browser sessions, which helps scale background jobs.

PDF parsing

Extract structured data from PDFs through the data extraction API, giving teams a way to process documents alongside web pages.

Works on any page

Handle pages across sites like Google, LinkedIn, and Amazon, so workflows keep working across different layouts and domains.

Structured data

Return structured outputs from the free data collection API and data extraction API, making results easier to store, query, and automate.

Self-healing

Use semantic selectors and natural language queries to adapt when page structure changes, reducing breakage in long-running workflows.

Deterministic results

Produce repeatable outputs with semantic selectors and natural language queries, which matters when teams need consistent automation and testing.

What does AgentQL integrate with?

  • Playwright
  • Langflow
  • AgentStack
  • Zapier
  • Langchain
  • Dify
  • GitHub

What are AgentQL's use cases?

Python extraction without brittle selectors

Python developers use AgentQL to pull structured fields from changing pages without rewriting selectors every time a layout shifts. They rely on Structured data and Self-healing to keep extraction stable, then use the data in downstream scripts with fewer broken runs and less maintenance.

Reusable queries for Node workflows

Node.js developers use AgentQL to turn repeated scraping and automation tasks into reusable queries. With Reusable code and semantic selectors, they can keep tests and automations readable while getting Deterministic results from pages that would otherwise be inconsistent.

Agent-ready web data for builders

AI builders use AgentQL to convert live web pages into agent-ready inputs for tools and workflows. They combine the Versatile SDK with natural language queries to capture the right page content quickly, then feed Structured data into agents that need reliable context.

Workflow-ready extraction for ops teams

Teams using no-code or orchestration tools use AgentQL to move web data into automated workflows without manual copy-paste. They connect the data extraction API with Zapier or Langflow to keep records current and trigger actions from fresh page data.

How does AgentQL work?

  1. Connect your first page in the Versatile SDK or Browserless flow, then point AgentQL at the target site you want to read. Start with a page that matters to your workflow.
  2. Describe the fields you need with natural language queries or semantic selectors, and let AgentQL map them to the page structure. Use Works on any page to handle different layouts.
  3. Run the Browser-based debugger to inspect results, refine queries, and confirm the output shape before you automate. Check Structured data and Deterministic results as you iterate.
  4. Send the same query through the data extraction API or free data collection API in your app, script, or workflow tool. Reuse the query across jobs with Reusable code.
  5. Scale extraction with Self-healing and Robustness so page changes break less often. Add PDF parsing or web automation when your workflow needs documents or browser actions too.

How much does AgentQL cost?

Starter

$0/monthly
  • Perfect for developers building web agents and data workflows.
  • 50 free API calls/monthi
  • 10 API calls per minute
  • $0.12/hr of remote browser time
  • 5 concurrent remote browser sessions
  • Community and email supporti
  • Full access to developer toolsi

Professional

$99/monthly
  • For teams running regular data workflows and web automation pipelines.
  • 10,000 API calls/month includedi
  • 50 API calls per minute
  • $0.10/hr of remote browser time
  • 100 concurrent remote browser sessions
  • Community supporti
  • Full access to developer toolsi

Enterprise

Custom
  • Fully managed solutions for accessing data from websites and documents.
  • Fastest time to market
  • Ready-to-use datasets
  • Fully managed dedicated cloud environment
  • On-premise deployment available
  • 24/7 support
  • Dedicated account manager

Frequently asked questions

What is AgentQL?

AgentQL is a web data extraction and automation platform for developers that turns pages into structured outputs with queries instead of brittle selectors. It includes a Versatile SDK, Browser-based debugger, Browserless access, Structured data, Self-healing, and Deterministic results. AgentQL is used across sites like Google, LinkedIn, and GitHub, and the site cites customers such as Heal.dev and Hove. Plans run Starter $0/monthly, Professional $99/monthly, and Enterprise custom.

How much does AgentQL cost? Is it free?

AgentQL has a free plan, with paid tiers including Professional at $99/monthly, Enterprise at Custom.

What is AgentQL used for? Who is it for?

AgentQL is used for Versatile SDK, Browser-based debugger, and Browserless. It's built for Python developers, Node.js developers, and Data engineers.

Does AgentQL have an API and what does it integrate with?

AgentQL doesn't publish a public API. It integrates with Playwright, Langflow, AgentStack, Zapier, Langchain, and 2 more.

Editor's read

Starter includes 50 free API calls per month, 10 API calls per minute, and 5 concurrent remote browser sessions. If your workflows will exceed those limits, Professional raises the ceiling to 10,000 API calls, 50 per minute, and 100 concurrent sessions.

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