URL extraction for SERP results and AI workflows

OpenSERP can fetch a result URL and return clean page content, page metadata, links, headings, and markdown/text output for downstream automation.

  • Extract a standalone URL or embed extracted content under top search results.
  • Return markdown or text depending on the consuming workflow.
  • Use extraction for research summaries, source review, and AI context building.
OpenSERP Cloud Read the docs
GET /v1/extract
GET /v1/extract?url=https://go.dev/doc/&format=markdown
Response
{
  "url": "https://go.dev/doc/",
  "title": "Documentation - The Go Programming Language",
  "format": "markdown",
  "content": "# Documentation\n\nThe Go programming language is an open source project..."
}

Search plus extraction

A SERP result tells you what ranked. Extraction helps you inspect the ranked page content without building a second scraper.

LLM-ready output

Markdown and text formats make extracted pages easier to pass into retrieval, summarization, and evaluation pipelines.

Frequently asked questions

What output formats does extraction return?

Clean markdown or plain text, plus page metadata, headings, and links — chosen with a format parameter so the output fits the consuming workflow.

Can I extract pages straight from search results?

Yes. Extract a standalone URL, or embed extracted content under top search results so one call returns both the ranking and the page body.

Start free, keep the Cloud path open.

Use the self-hosted API today, then move hosted workflows to OpenSERP Cloud when operations become the bottleneck.

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