Actions on sites
If a browser can do it, Parse can do it — as an API. Log in, fill a form, complete a booking, all from one call.
One call instead of a hundred clicks
Most automation tools drive a real browser — booting a headless Chromium, clicking through the DOM, and hoping the page didn't shift. Parse skips the browser. You get a single endpoint that performs the whole flow and returns structured JSON, so a task that used to be a brittle script of clicks becomes one durable HTTP request.
POST endpoints that do things
GET endpoints turn a page into typed JSON. POST endpoints take actions — they submit, log in, book, and trigger — and return whatever the site gives back, including data that only exists after the action runs.
curl -X POST https://api.parse.bot/scraper/{scraper_id}/{action} \
-H "X-API-Key: pmx_your_key_here" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{ "date": "2026-07-01", "party_size": 2 }'The exact parameters and a ready-made snippet live on the endpoint's page in the dashboard.
Hosted, so you never touch infra
Everything that makes actions flaky elsewhere is handled on our side:
- Proxy rotation and anti-bot handling, hosted — you never configure or pay for infrastructure.
- Captcha-solving and retries built into every call.
- The endpoint is continuously health-checked and self-heals when a site changes.
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