SenseCollectPublic web data, without the integration tax
SenseCollect started as a lead-list tool and became the thing its users actually wanted: a plain HTTP API that hands back structured records from public sources, on one key and one schema.
3 sources · 9 endpoints · 25 free credits
One schema beats one more integration
The cost of public web data is rarely the collection — it is the third parser, the fourth retry policy, and the schema that drifts every time a page changes. Everything we ship answers on the same record shape so that cost stops multiplying.
Price where the work happens
Subscriptions charge you for the months you do not call. Credits charge you for the calls you make. Every response reports what it consumed and what is left, and a failed run refunds itself before you read the body.
Readable by machines, not just people
The catalog is public JSON, auth is one header, and everything is a GET. An agent can discover the API, price a call, and stop itself when the budget runs out — without an SDK or a login.
Only public data, honestly described
We collect what is publicly visible, we say which surface it came from, and we keep the original payload alongside the normalized one. If a source cannot answer something, the field comes back empty rather than invented.
Small surface, deliberately
We would rather cover a few sources properly than list dozens that half-work. Every endpoint in the catalog is one we run, price, and refund — and the list grows only when the next one clears that bar.
- Sources
- 3
- Endpoints
- 9
- Vendors you keep
- 1
run end to end
one schema across all
instead of one per source