TinyFish

What is TinyFish?

TinyFish is an enterprise-grade infrastructure platform built specifically for AI web agents. It lets your AI models interact with the live web—searching, logging in, filling forms, and extracting clean data—at scale, without managing browsers or fighting anti-bot systems yourself. Unlike basic web search tools that return stale or cached results, TinyFish uses real, stealthy Chromium browsers to fetch what’s actually on the page right now.

Whether you’re monitoring pricing shifts, automating insurance quotes, or tracking breaking news, TinyFish gives your AI the reliable, up-to-date web access it needs. And thanks to its fully serverless architecture, you can run hundreds of concurrent browser sessions with no infrastructure overhead—all controlled through a single, unified API.

What are the features of TinyFish?

• Search API

  Returns fresh, structured search results from the live web—no caching—ideal for fast-changing data like earnings reports or commodity prices.
• Fetch API

  Turns any URL into clean, token-efficient markdown, JSON, or HTML by rendering pages in a real browser first.
• Web Agent

  A highly accurate (89.9% on Mind2Web benchmark) multi-step automation tool that navigates sites, fills forms, logs in, and extracts structured data.
• Browser API

  Provides authenticated, stealthy Chromium sessions that bypass Cloudflare, Akamai, and other anti-bot protections with sub-250ms cold starts.
• Unified API Key

  All four products share one key, one credit pool, and zero routing code—the platform automatically picks the right tool for each task.
• MCP-Native Integration

  Works out of the box with popular AI agent frameworks like Claude, Cursor, Dify, and more via the Model Context Protocol.

What are the use cases of TinyFish?

• Automating insurance quoting workflows across multiple carrier portals with login and form submission
• Real-time competitive price monitoring for e-commerce or SaaS products
• Social listening and sentiment analysis

  from dynamic forums, review sites, or comment sections
• Autonomous QA testing

  of complex web applications that require authenticated user flows
• Japan market intelligence

  gathering from region-specific, bot-protected Japanese websites
• Hotel inventory tracking

  across booking platforms that block traditional scrapers
• Earnings and financial data extraction

  from investor relations pages updated in real time

How to use TinyFish?

• Sign up for a free account to get your API key and 500 free credits
• Start with Search and Fetch APIs—they’re completely free and use no credits on any plan
• For complex tasks (like logging in or multi-step forms), use the Agent API—each step costs 1 credit
• Integrate via MCP by adding TinyFish as a server in your agent config, or call the REST API directly
• Monitor usage: browsing sessions cost 1 credit per 4 minutes, while Search and Fetch remain free
• Check the Cookbook and documentation for open-source examples and best practices