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Extract structured pricing data from any SaaS pricing page. Returns plan names, prices, features per plan, billing periods, trial/guarantee info.
Quick technical health check on any website: SSL certificate chain, email deliverability configuration, and page load performance.
Look up UK charities via the Charity Commission API. Search by registration number or name. Returns status, income, activities.
Convert code between programming languages. Uses idiomatic patterns for the target language. Supports all major languages.
Generate conventional commit messages from git diffs or change descriptions. Returns subject, body, type, scope.
Analyze Google search results for a keyword. Returns organic results, featured snippet, People Also Ask, SERP features.
Scan source code for environment variable references (process.env, os.environ, etc.) and generate a .env template with descriptions and example values.
Classify a company's industry using standard codes. Given a company name, description, or website URL, returns SIC, NAICS, and NACE codes with confidence levels.
Look up one CVE in the NIST National Vulnerability Database: description, CVSS score and vector, CWE ids, CISA known-exploited status, affected products and references.
Search Google for brand mentions. Returns URLs, titles, snippets, sentiment, and source type. Every result is a clickable, verifiable URL.
Get real-time stock quote data for any publicly traded company. Accepts ticker symbols (e.g. AAPL, VOLV-B.ST). Returns price, change, volume, market state.
Check backlinks for a domain via CommonCrawl and Google search. Returns linking domains, anchor text, dofollow/nofollow counts.
Look up Canadian company data from Corporations Canada. Accepts corporation number or fuzzy company name.
Everything your sales agent researches before a call: SEC data, tech stack, web presence, and domain credibility — delivered in seconds.
Extract key terms from a contract/legal document. Returns parties, dates, obligations, payment terms, liability caps, termination clauses. Not legal advice.
Provider identity is derived from the domain or repository in the source record. If two vendors share a host, they appear together here — that is a limitation of the data, not a statement about ownership.