tinyfish.ai/

Tinyfish

tinyfish.ai/

TinyFish provides four APIs — Search, Fetch, Browser, and Agent — meant to let AI agents query the live web, pull clean page content, run cloud browser sessions with anti-detection features, and complete multi-step web tasks, all billed from a single wallet rather than separate accounts per API. It backs the Agent product with a stated 89.9% accuracy on the Mind2Web benchmark and describes the results as based on 300 independently verifiable runs, and cites specific unit pricing: $0.016 per agent step and $0.002 per browser minute, with an 85% pass rate against major anti-bot detection services. Search and Fetch are free at any wallet balance. Customer logos shown include Google, DoorDash, Amazon and Grubhub.

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TinyFish — Web Infrastructure for AI Agents

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Oct 10, 2026

Tinyfish's landing page, section by section

Each section below is cropped straight from Tinyfish's live page — useful references for engineering & infrastructure landing page design.

Tinyfish design review: how the homepage is built

The TinyFish homepage is about 10,439 pixels long on desktop and alternates light and dark bands: a gradient announcement bar, centred hero, logo strip, four product panels with a stats row, a black "One task. Four APIs." block, use cases, integrations, quote cards, community posts, a comparison, black pricing, FAQ, closing call to action and footer. Colour is a white and near-black base with orange "#ff6700" on key headline words, and purple "#8449dd" and magenta "#a91678" confined to the banner. Familjen Grotesk and Inter set headlines and body, with monospace labels throughout.

Above the fold

A purple-to-orange banner reads "Search and Fetch APIs free on every plan." The centred hero carries a boxed "SEARCH AND FETCH APIS · NOW FREE" tag, the headline "Everything AI needs to use the web." with the last four words in orange, grey copy and one black "Get your API key" button. A greyed strip of partner logos, including "DOORDASH" and "GRUBHUB", closes the fold.

Four product panels

A split layout repeats four times: tag, headline, paragraph and "Try" plus "Docs" buttons on the left, a mock window over a green dithered pattern on the right. Panels cover "SEARCH API", "FETCH API", "WEB AGENT" and "BROWSER API". A four-cell stats row follows: "89.9%", "<250ms", "85%" and "99.3%". The black "One task. Four APIs. Zero routing code." block then pairs a task checklist with a renewal-report table.

Use cases, integrations and proof

"What teams are building." sits beside six logo and use-case rows. "Add the live web to any agent stack." shows a tabbed config snippet above twelve integration icons. "Trusted where web complexity is real" runs three black quote cards, the third cropped. "Loved by developers." lays out staggered social posts, and a chat comparison contrasts "WITHOUT TINYFISH" with an orange reply.

Pricing, FAQ and footer

A black "Simple pricing for real web work." band lists three rates beside a table whose tinted "TINYFISH" column, from "$1.60" to "$160.00", sits against "COMPETING STACK". "Common questions." holds five numbered accordion rows. The closing "Let your AI operate the live web at scale." offers "Get $8 in Wallet funds" and "Read the docs" buttons. A black footer has three link columns and four social icons.

On mobile

At 390px the page stretches to about 12,926 pixels. The hero headline wraps to three lines and the promo pill floats over the logo strip. Product panels stack text above visual, the stats become a two-by-two grid, and integrations form a four-column icon grid. Quote cards and posts turn into horizontal scrollers. Pricing keeps its table and the footer splits into two columns.

Worth borrowing

Colouring only the payoff words of a headline in orange guides the eye without adding more hues to the page.
A repeated tag, headline, buttons and note structure makes four different products read as one family.
A two-sided chat comparison and a pricing table with one tinted column make the value argument visible at a glance.