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AgentSearch API v1.2
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10x Lower Cost than Tavily & Firecrawl • Zero Tracking

The Ultra-Fast Search & Markdown Engine for AI Agents

Drop-in replacement for Tavily (/v1/search) and Firecrawl (/v1/extract). Native MCP server support, 99.9% uptime, and machine micropayments.

< 0.8s
Average Search Latency
$0.0008
Cost Per Call (Developer Tier)
100%
Tavily/Firecrawl Drop-in
MCP Ready
Claude, Cursor & Antigravity
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Get 250 free queries instantly. No credit card required. Works with LangChain, Claude Desktop, and cURL.

Transparent, High-Margin Pricing

Compare against Tavily's $30/mo (4k calls) and Firecrawl's $83/mo.

Developer Trial

For testing local agent loops and MCP scripts.

$0 / forever
  • ✓ 250 metasearch queries/mo
  • ✓ Standard Markdown extractor
  • ✓ Tavily & Firecrawl drop-in
  • ✓ Claude Desktop stdio MCP
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Developer

For production autonomous agents & multi-agent swarms.

$12 / month
$0.0008 / query (10x cheaper than Tavily)
  • ✓ 15,000 queries/mo (vs Tavily 4k for $30)
  • ✓ Advanced Web-to-Markdown extraction
  • ✓ Multi-engine aggregation (Yahoo, Bing)
  • ✓ Rate limit: 120 req/min
  • ✓ Stripe automated monthly invoicing

Pro Swarm

For high-throughput B2B scraping and heavy intelligence radar.

$29 / month
$0.00058 / query
  • ✓ 50,000 queries/mo
  • ✓ Deep content scraping (30,000 chars)
  • ✓ Rate limit: 300 req/min
  • ✓ Machine Payments Protocol (MPP)
  • ✓ Dedicated support Slack/Telegram

Drop-in Integration in Seconds

Use standard Tavily libraries or direct HTTP requests.

// Python with standard requests (Drop-in Tavily replacement)
import requests

response = requests.post(
    "http://127.0.0.1:8000/v1/search",
    headers={"Authorization": "Bearer as_live_your_key_here"},
    json={
        "query": "senior React nearshore developers Latin America",
        "max_results": 5,
        "search_depth": "advanced"
    }
)
results = response.json()
for r in results["results"]:
    print(r["title"], r["url"])