Geekflare
Geekflare provides APIs for web scraping, search, website testing, DNS and network diagnostics, and security scans.
17 actionsAPI key
What your bot can do in Geekflare
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- Capture Website ScreenshotCapture a webpage or selected element as PNG, JPEG, or WebP with viewport and rendering controls.
- Check Broken LinksScan one webpage for links that return errors.
- Check DNSSECCheck whether DNSSEC is enabled and validating for a domain, including DNSKEY and RRSIG records.
- Check Mixed ContentScan an HTTPS page for insecure HTTP images, scripts, stylesheets, and other mixed content.
- Check Site StatusCheck whether a website is reachable and return the target site's HTTP status.
- Convert URL to PDFRender a webpage into a downloadable PDF with paper, orientation, margin, and scale controls.
- Look Up DNS RecordsRetrieve A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, CAA, NS, SOA, SRV, and TXT records for a domain.
- Measure Page Load TimeMeasure browser page-load time from Geekflare's default location for 1 credit.
- Ping HostSend ICMP pings to a domain or IP address and return latency, packet-loss, and round-trip statistics.
- Run Lighthouse AuditRun a Google Lighthouse audit for performance, SEO, accessibility, and best practices.
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- Run MTR Network DiagnosticRun MTR to report packet loss and latency at each network hop between Geekflare and a target.
- Scan Open PortsScan a domain or IP address for open TCP ports using a common-port set, custom ranges, or Geekflare's default top 100 ports.
- Scan TLS ConfigurationInspect a domain's TLS protocols, cipher suites, and certificate details.
- Scrape Page MetadataExtract meta tags, Open Graph fields, Twitter Card fields, canonical URLs, and images from a webpage.
- Scrape WebpageFetch webpage content as HTML, Markdown, JSON, or text, with optional browser rendering, selector extraction, and AI analysis.
- Search the InternetSearch web pages, news, or images with domain, category, location, and time filters.
- Trace URL RedirectsTrace every redirect hop, status code, and final destination for a URL.