Wikipedia Scraper: Articles, Search & Pageviews
Pricing
from $0.54 / 1,000 article scrapeds
Run many Wikipedia searches at once in any language, or pull articles by title, link or category, or the day's most-viewed: summary, full text, categories, Wikidata ID, coordinates and daily pageviews. Official APIs, no proxy. $0.90 per 1,000 articles.
search = full-text search for each of queries; titles = the articles listed in titles; category = articles in category; top = the most-viewed articles of one day.
Used in search mode. One search per line, same full-text search as the Wikipedia search box, results in relevance order. Each row says which query found it; an article found by two queries is returned once.
Same as one line in queries; kept for existing integrations.
Used in search mode with several queries: cap for each query. Empty = no per-query cap (only Max articles applies).
Used in titles mode. One per line: an article title (Alan Turing) or a full link (https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berlin; the link's language wins). Redirects are followed.
Used in category mode. Category name with or without the Category: prefix (Machine learning), or a category link.
0 = only articles directly in the category; 1 = also articles in its direct subcategories.
Used in top mode. Leave empty for the latest available day (usually yesterday, UTC).
Language edition code: en, de, fr, es, ja, zh, simple, ... (the part before .wikipedia.org).
Hard cap on articles returned in this run, across all queries or titles (also caps your cost).
Adds fullText (the whole article as plain text, no markup) and an exact wordCount. One extra request per article, so slower.
Adds pageviewsTotal and a pageviewsDaily series (human views, all platforms) for the last N days. Included in the article price.
How many days of pageviews, ending yesterday (UTC).
