What's New

The Booking.com API is live. Turn Booking.com into a clean JSON feed across four endpoints — no Booking.com account, partner agreement or scraping setup required.

• Property search — hotels, apartments, hostels and villas by destination, with dates, occupancy, eight sort orders and Booking's own filters (star class, price band, review score, board type, free cancellation, distance)
• Property detail — description, address and coordinates, star rating, per-category review scores, 60-110 facilities, full house rules, every room type with occupancy and beds, up to 100 photos and guest Q&A
• Guest reviews — paginated with positive and negative text, stay dates, room type, guest country and type, photos and the property's reply; filter by review language or guest type
• Destination lookup — resolve any place name to Booking's exact destination id, with coordinates and country

Global coverage in any currency and any Booking locale, with live prices and availability for your dates. Available now on all plans, via the API, MCP and CLI.

The Facebook Ad Library API now goes beyond ad search. You can look up the advertisers behind the ads and pull the EU/UK transparency data ad by ad.

• Advertiser page search — find advertiser Pages by name or keyword (page id, category, likes/followers, verification, Instagram handle).
• Advertiser page info — category, followers, page transparency (creation date, name history), the managing organization, admin-account locations by country, related pages, and ad spend for political/issue advertisers.
• EU/UK ad transparency — ad details now include payer & beneficiary, total EU reach, and age/gender/country reach breakdowns.

No Facebook login or Graph API token required — just your ScrapeBadger key.

The Airbnb API is live. Turn Airbnb into a clean JSON feed across six endpoints — no Airbnb account or scraping setup required.

• Stays search by place name or map area, with dates, guests, price and property filters, and live nightly/total pricing
• Listing detail — amenities, house rules, host profile, per-category ratings, coordinates and photos
• Availability calendar — day-by-day for up to 12 months, with min/max nights and check-in/out windows
• Reviews — paginated, with host responses
• Experiences — search and full detail

Every result chains straight from search into detail, calendar and reviews. Available now on all plans, via the API, MCP and CLI.

The TikTok Ad Library now goes deeper than keyword search. Two new endpoints expose the full EU-DSA ad-transparency record:

• Ad detail (/v1/tiktok/ads/{ad_id}) — the advertiser, all creatives, and a complete targeting and impression breakdown: per-region impressions by age and gender, estimated audience size, interests, countries, languages and devices.
• Advertiser search (/v1/tiktok/ads/advertisers) — look up any advertiser by name to get their business ID, then pull every ad they run.

Available now across the API, MCP server, CLI, and all SDKs.

The Google Play Store API is live. Search apps and games, pull full app detail (ratings histogram, installs, pricing, in-app purchases, screenshots and version history), paginated reviews, permissions, similar apps, developer catalogues and per-category top charts — across every Play storefront country.

The Google Ads Transparency Center API is live. Search ads by advertiser or domain, fetch single-creative details (media, first and last shown, days displayed), and look up advertisers — including political spend and impression ranges — filterable by platform, format, region and date range.

The Apple App Store API is live. Search by term, developer or genre; get rich app detail (bundle id, pricing, ratings, in-app purchases, per-device screenshots and version history), paginated reviews, top-free / top-paid / top-grossing charts and developer catalogues — across all App Store countries.

Our hosted MCP server at mcp.scrapebadger.com now speaks the latest Model Context Protocol specification (revision 2026-07-28) — the new stateless protocol with server/discover and per-request versioning — while continuing to serve every earlier protocol revision, so all existing clients keep working unchanged.

• 344 tools across 30 products — every tool ships a human-readable title, read-only/destructive annotations, and a typed output schema; the tool catalog is now served with cache hints for faster clients.
• OAuth 2.1 upgrades — authorization responses now carry the issuer (RFC 9207), the resource parameter is validated end-to-end (RFC 8707), and we accept Client ID Metadata Documents (HTTPS-URL client IDs, the new MCP standard for client registration) alongside classic Dynamic Client Registration.
• New tool — duckduckgo_images joins the DuckDuckGo family.
• Heads-up — the ?api_key= query parameter is now deprecated for MCP auth; use the Authorization: Bearer header or one-click OAuth instead (the query parameter keeps working for existing configs).

Connect Claude in one click from Settings → Connectors with https://mcp.scrapebadger.com/mcp, or see the MCP page and docs for setup guides covering Cursor, Windsurf, VS Code, Gemini CLI, ChatGPT, and more.

ScrapeBadger now ships official SDKs for 12 languages — Python, Node.js/TypeScript, Go, Rust, PHP, C#/.NET, Java, Kotlin, Ruby, Swift, Dart/Flutter and C++. Every SDK is generated from our OpenAPI specification, so all languages expose the same API surface (every scraper, every endpoint) and stay in sync automatically whenever the API grows.

• Python — pip install scrapebadger and Node.js — npm install scrapebadger: the typed clients you already use, now spec-synced with a strict backward-compatibility guarantee, plus new facebook, idealista, perplexity and account namespaces (v0.36.0).
• Go — go get github.com/scrape-badger/scrapebadger-go
• Rust — cargo add scrapebadger-sdk
• PHP — composer require scrape-badger/scrapebadger-php
• C# — dotnet add package ScrapeBadger
• Java — com.scrapebadger:scrapebadger and Kotlin — com.scrapebadger:scrapebadger-kotlin on Maven Central
• Ruby — gem install scrapebadger
• Swift — Swift Package Manager, Dart — dart pub add scrapebadger, C++ — source releases

The dashboard playgrounds now include a language selector on every endpoint, generating a ready-to-run snippet (cURL, CLI, or any SDK) from your current parameters. See the SDKs page for live versions and links, or the docs for the full install matrix.

The Perplexity API is live: ask the real Perplexity (perplexity.ai) anonymously and get its answer back as structured JSON — including every web source it cited, its related follow-up questions, and even the retrieval fan-out queries it ran. No Perplexity account or API key needed. Three endpoints:

• /ask — the grounded answer with citations (mapped to answer-span offsets), the full retrieved source set kept separate from the citations, related questions, and the model used. Pick a web, scholar or social focus.
• /brand-visibility — measure how a brand shows up in Perplexity's answer in a single call: mention, share-of-voice, citation rank and competitor comparison (AEO/GEO).
• /models — the models Perplexity offers.

Available now via /v1/perplexity, the dashboard playground, the SDKs, the CLI and the MCP server.

The Gemini API is live: ask the real Google Gemini (gemini.google.com) and get its answer back as structured JSON — including the web sources it cited. No Google account or API key needed. Two endpoints:

• Ask — the answer plus answer_markdown, cited sources with domains and attribution, whether Gemini actually ran a web search, and the model used.
• Brand visibility (AEO/GEO) — measure whether and how prominently a brand appears in Gemini's answer: mentions, share of voice, citation rank and competitor comparison, all in one call.

Available now via /v1/gemini, the dashboard playground, MCP tools, the CLI, and the Python and Node.js SDKs.

The Yahoo Search API is live: web, image, video and news search plus autocomplete across 35 markets. Every organic result comes back with the real destination URL resolved. Available now via /v1/yahoo, the dashboard playground, MCP tools, CLI, and the Python and Node SDKs.

Sold or closed Vinted items are now reported as not buyable in item detail responses — previously some sold listings could still appear purchasable.

Two Depop upgrades: search pagination now returns distinct results for every page, and product detail includes the seller's dispatch time so you can factor shipping speed into your data.

Google isn't the only search engine. In one release week we shipped four more:

• Bing — web, images, videos, news and autocomplete (30+ markets)
• DuckDuckGo — web search, news, videos and instant answers
• Baidu — web, news and images, with the real target URL on every result
• Yandex — web search, images and reverse-image search

The Walmart API is live: product search, full product details, reviews, sellers and seller catalogs, category browsing, deals, store lookups and autocomplete.

The Facebook API is here: pages, profiles, groups, posts and comments, Marketplace search and listings, and the Ad Library for ad-intelligence use cases.

The Instagram API is live: profiles, posts, reels, stories and highlights, comments and likers, followers and following, hashtags, locations, music and full search — one of the most complete Instagram data APIs available.

Ask the real chatgpt.com anonymously and get the answer with its cited web sources. The new ChatGPT API also includes brand-visibility (AEO/GEO) scoring — measure how ChatGPT talks about your brand versus competitors.

The Apartments.com API is live: search US rental listings by location and pull complete property details, floor plans and pricing.