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Website Change Fingerprint API

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Website Change Fingerprint API

Website Change Fingerprint API

Extract clean website text, metadata, links and SHA-256 change fingerprints from public URLs. Built for AI agents, SEO monitoring, competitor tracking and automated web intelligence.

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Eser Karafil

Eser Karafil

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SitePulse — Website Intelligence & Change Fingerprint API

Turn public webpages into lightweight structured intelligence for AI agents, SEO workflows, monitoring systems, research tools, and automations.

SitePulse processes public HTTP/HTTPS URLs without requiring external paid APIs.

What it returns

For every successfully processed URL:

  • HTTP status
  • final URL after redirects
  • page title
  • meta description
  • canonical URL
  • Open Graph metadata
  • H1 headings
  • link count
  • extracted links
  • JSON-LD block count
  • cleaned visible text
  • text length
  • SHA-256 content fingerprint
  • optional change detection

Change detection

Save the returned fingerprint.

During a later run, pass it through previousFingerprints.

SitePulse returns:

changed: true

when the page content fingerprint is different.

Example input

{
"urls": [
"https://example.com"
],
"maxTextChars": 5000
}

Example monitoring input

{
"urls": [
"https://example.com"
],
"previousFingerprints": {
"https://example.com": "OLD_FINGERPRINT"
}
}

Pricing

Pay only for successfully processed URLs.

Failed or unsupported URLs are not counted as successful processing events.

Designed for

  • AI agents
  • SEO monitoring
  • website change detection
  • research pipelines
  • competitor monitoring
  • data enrichment
  • automation workflows
  • scheduled web intelligence

Limitations

SitePulse processes publicly accessible pages.

It does not bypass authentication, CAPTCHAs, access controls, or private data restrictions.