About Anysite
We build web data infrastructure for the AI agent era.
What We Build
Anysite takes the position Stripe took for payments and Twilio took for communications: make the underlying primitive programmable, so builders can focus on what they’re building.
That primitive is web data. Anysite is the infrastructure layer between AI agents and the web — it turns any website into typed, queryable data at production scale.
Founded in 2024, we started from a simple observation: AI agents have a fundamental data problem. The web serves HTML meant for human eyes, not machine consumption.
Every agent in a projected $52B market by 2030 needs to read the web — pricing, profiles, discussions, filings — and none of that data arrives machine-ready by default.
Teams that build extraction in-house learn that maintenance compounds faster than value. Our answer treats every website as an API — self-healing, consistent, production-ready.
How We Work
Self-Healing Infrastructure
Infrastructure that breaks isn’t infrastructure. The extraction engine detects structural changes and adapts; when it can’t, it fails loudly — no silent data gaps.
Developer-First
One YAML file describes a full production pipeline — extraction, transformation, storage, scheduling. The CLI is MIT-licensed: infrastructure should be inspectable and forkable.
Privacy by Default
We don’t retain extracted data. HTTPS and TLS 1.3 throughout; API keys scoped per credential. What you collect stays yours.
The Team
Andrew Kulikov
Co-Founder & CEO
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Dmitry Kononov
Co-Founder & CTO
Tokyo, Japan
How We Got Here
Founded
Started with business data extraction and n8n integration nodes. Day-one belief: web data access is an infrastructure problem, not a tooling problem.
Added the Instagram integration and established the unified API structure — consistent JSON schemas across platforms.
MCP Server and Write Operations
Launched the MCP server for AI agents — one of the first web data providers to support Model Context Protocol natively — plus write operations for professional networks.
DuckDuckGo, Reddit, and Scale
DuckDuckGo search and Reddit integrations went live. The platform reached thousands of daily API calls.
Twitter/X and Credit Pricing
Twitter/X integration launched. Introduced credit-based pricing — pay per request, not per month.
Rebranded to Anysite
Renamed from Horizon Data Wave to Anysite. Launched universal web parsing — AI-powered extraction for any URL, not just pre-built platform integrations.
MCP Unlimited and Pricing Restructure
MCP Unlimited went live at $30/month flat, alongside a broader pricing restructure.
CLI, Agent Protocol, and Crunchbase
CLI launched with YAML pipeline definitions, database integration — SQLite, PostgreSQL, ClickHouse — and an agent-ready protocol. Crunchbase endpoints added; the free tier retired.
MCP Server v2 and Platform Expansion
MCP server v2: five meta-tools, server-side caching, dynamic endpoint discovery. Coverage grew across YouTube, SEC EDGAR, Crunchbase, and more — plus agent-platform integrations.
Start Building
The documentation covers every endpoint, pipeline pattern, and integration. Questions the docs don’t answer reach us at hello@anysite.io.