TinyFish

What is TinyFish?

TinyFish is a web platform built for AI agents and the developers behind them. One API key unlocks live search, clean page fetching, cloud browsers, and a goal-driven agent that signs in, fills forms, and returns structured data. It also plugs into ChatGPT, Claude Code, and other assistants through MCP.

Top Features:

• Goal-driven agent: describe a task in plain English and it works the live site.
• Live data: get fresh search results and clean Markdown or JSON from pages.
• Credential vault: agents log in through 1Password or Bitwarden without exposing passwords.

Use Cases:

• Portal automation: sign in to supplier portals, fill forms, and download files.
• Price monitoring: get alerts when competitor prices, filings, or job posts change.
• Data enrichment: check contact and company records against the live web and fill gaps.

Who Can Use TinyFish?

• AI developers: give coding agents and chat assistants live web access through one API.
• Operations teams: automate repetitive web workflows across many partner portals at scale.
• Research teams: collect fresh, cited answers and structured data from changing sites.

Pricing

• Search and Fetch (free): up to 500 searches per hour and 1,000 fetches per day.
• Agent ($0.016 per step): paid from a prepaid wallet, with $8 credit for new accounts.
• Browser ($0.002 per minute): cloud browser sessions with proxies, anti-bot handling, and no monthly minimum.

Pros and Cons

Pros:

• One key: search, fetch, browsers, and agents share one API key and wallet.
• Free tier: search and fetch stay free on every plan within rate limits.
• Strong benchmark: the agent scores 89.9 percent on the Online-Mind2Web web agent benchmark.

Cons:

• Developer focused: you need API, SDK, or MCP setup rather than a simple app.
• Usage costs: agent steps and browser minutes can add up on large workloads.
• Concurrency caps: new accounts start with two agent runs and five browser sessions.

FAQs:

1) What does TinyFish do?

It searches, fetches, browses, and automates websites through APIs that agents call.

2) Is there a free option?

Yes, Search and Fetch are free on every plan within usage limits.

3) Can agents log in to sites?

Yes, a credential vault signs agents in without exposing passwords.

4) How is the agent billed?

Each step costs $0.016, drawn from a prepaid wallet with no subscription.

5) Is there an enterprise plan?

Yes, enterprise deals add custom concurrency, SSO, and VPC deployment.