31 actors live on Apify
Ready-to-run APIs that turn public data into structured results: FDA recalls, federal grants, court opinions, SEC filings, provider and broker lookups, security advisories and more. Run one on demand, pay $0.007 an event, and skip the scraper you were about to write.
Actors live
31
Per event
$0.007
Subscriptions
Zero
A real catalog entry and live portfolio numbers, not a mock-up.
Official public APIs and open government data. No proxies, nothing that works around bot protection, and no actor logs in to anything or asks for your passwords. When a page has to be read directly, robots.txt is respected.
Every actor costs $0.007 per event, $7 per 1,000. No subscription, no seats, no minimum. Many charge once per search rather than per row, so a search returning 50 results still costs $0.007.
Every actor ships with its code on GitHub. Read how it works, fork it, or check exactly which endpoints it touches before you spend anything.
A running log of what shipped, what broke, and what the data source did that its own docs never mentioned.
There is nothing to install and no server to keep alive. Pick a feed, see what it returns, and run it when you need it.
Browse the catalog by what you actually need: recalls, grants, filings, court opinions, security advisories, weather. Each one lists its source and its price up front.
Most feeds have a live demo page. Run a real query against the real source, see the real shape of the data, and spend nothing doing it.
Open the actor on Apify and run it with your own input, on demand or on a schedule. Nothing to install and no server of your own to keep alive.
Results land in a dataset you can read over the API or export as JSON, CSV or Excel. Wire it into whatever you were going to build anyway.
One thing to expect: these are small, single-purpose tools, not a managed data platform. They fetch from the source at run time, so an actor is only ever as fresh and as available as the public source behind it.
8 featured actors out of 31 live, each one calling an official public source and returning structured results. 6 of them have a live demo you can run right here.
Crawl a company website and extract publicly listed emails, phone numbers, and social profile links (LinkedIn, X/Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, GitHub) as clean JSON.
Try it live →Enter website URLs and get each site's tech stack in one row: CMS, ecommerce platform, JS framework, analytics, CDN/hosting, payment and chat tools, plus server headers.
Try it live →Search Certificate Transparency logs for newly issued SSL/TLS certificates on a domain and its subdomains. Spot unauthorized certs or newly launched subdomains — official CT log data, no proxy, no scanning.
Try it live →A go/no-go risk briefing for U.S. field operations: weather forecast, active weather alerts, and GPS and HF radio conditions (Kp index, radio blackout level, aurora line) for each work site in one row. For survey, drone, agriculture, utility and field service teams.
Try it live →Search recent U.S. federal contract awards by keyword, NAICS code, agency, or state. Get back who just won, how much, and from which agency — for subcontracting leads and GovCon competitor tracking.
Try it live →A go/no-go weather check for U.S. locations: official National Weather Service forecast and active severe weather alerts for each site. For event planners, delivery and logistics dispatch, and construction and site managers deciding whether to go ahead.
Try it live →Search a keyword across every SEC filing type at once (10-K, 10-Q, 8-K, S-1, and more), not just one form. Get back matching filings with company, form type, item codes, and a direct link. No key, no proxy.
Look up US healthcare providers and organizations by NPI number, name, or location: credential, taxonomy/specialty, license, status, and address, via the official CMS NPPES NPI Registry API.
Billing is per event on Apify: you pay for the runs you make and nothing else. No plan to pick, no seats to count, no minimum spend.
$0.007
per charged event — $7 per 1,000
Free
a few runs a day, shared by everyone
These are small, sharp tools for getting public data out of public sources. They are good at that and deliberately bad at everything else.
Every actor in the portfolio charges $0.007 per event, which works out to $7 per 1,000. There is no subscription and no seat cost. Many actors charge once per search rather than once per result row, so a query that returns fifty records still costs a single $0.007 event.
A free one, for the live demos. The demo pages run a real query against the real data source, which costs us a little each time, so an account keeps that honest and gives the daily cap something real to count. No card is asked for. To run an actor with your own input or on a schedule you will need an Apify account instead, because that is the platform the actors run on.
Official public APIs and open government data: the FDA, FEMA, USAspending, the SEC, CourtListener, the NWS, USGS, GitHub Security Advisories, and similar sources. Each actor names its source in its README and on its Apify page.
No. Nothing in the portfolio uses proxies, works around bot protection, or logs in to anything. Where an actor reads a page directly rather than calling an API, it checks robots.txt first. Any source that would need an account or a key the user has to create is left out of the catalog.
Yes, all of it. Every actor has a public GitHub repository under the same name as its Apify slug, linked from its card in the catalog.
Each run fetches from the source at the moment you run it, so the data is as current as the source makes it. How often a source itself updates varies: some publish continuously, others on a daily or weekly schedule.
Often, yes, as long as the source is public and does not require an account, a proxy or anything that works around bot protection. The build log tracks what is shipping next and the GitHub profile is the quickest way to get in touch.
Every actor here started as someone’s specific need. Read the source, run a demo, or follow the build log for what is shipping next.
Public sources only · $0.007 per event · No proxies, no logins