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Exabase
Turn web pages into clean, readable Markdown with a single API call—even JavaScript-rendered ones.
Production-readyPrivacy-firstSecurity-firstScalableJavaScript rendering
Opportunity score
68/100
A well-timed API for the LLM extraction wave, but fierce competition and moderate technical moat make it a high-risk, high-reward play.
Founder verdict
MAYBE
Exabase's Markdown API is a well-executed feature with strong LLM fit, but as a standalone business it faces heavy competition and uncertain defensibility.
What is Exabase?
Exabase offers a developer-friendly API that extracts full page content from any URL—including JavaScript-rendered pages—and returns it as clean Markdown. It eliminates the need for headless browsers, HTML parsers, or manual conversion, targeting AI agent builders, RAG systems, and knowledge base applications. The tool is part of Exabase's broader "data layer for agents" platform, which also handles PDFs, audio/video transcription, and images. With a simple SDK and webhook integration, it aims to make web content instantly usable in LLM pipelines. The company is early-stage, recently launching on Product Hunt.
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