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Diffbot

Diffbot on looot as of 2026-09-28: 5 jobs through 10 endpoints, how you reach it, what it costs, and how to run it.

Diffbot

Web data5 jobs, 10 endpoints

What it’s good for

Diffbot is in Web data. Reach for it to scrape a URL into structured JSON; extract the article behind a URL; extract a job posting from a URL.

As of 2026-09-28 (catalog revision 85280) it serves 5 jobs through 10 endpoints.

Jobs

Job id What it does Endpoints
web.scrape.structured Scrape a URL into structured JSON 6
jobs.extract Extract a job posting from a URL 1
web.article.extract Extract the article behind a URL 1
web.discussion.extract Extract a forum thread from a URL 1
web.product.extract Extract a product from a URL 1

Access

  • Runs on looot’s key for 10 endpoints: nothing to set up, the run spends your looot balance. You can connect your own key instead; see Bring your own key.

Price basis

10 per call (from $0.0012). A call that fails at the provider costs $0; see What’s free.

Free first in fallback

No. Every endpoint bills on each answer, found or not, so a fallback walk pays for a miss here. See Free first.

Run it

A job run takes shared input names, not Diffbot’s own field names; looot maps them for each provider. For job:web.scrape.structured, url is taken by 7 of its 9 providers. See Job inputs.

Example input for looot run or the MCP run tool, with placeholder values:

looot run job:web.scrape.structured --input '{"url":"https://example.com"}'
{
  "endpointId": "job:web.scrape.structured",
  "input": {
    "url": "https://example.com"
  },
  "idempotencyKey": "<new unique key>"
}

A job run picks among all the job’s providers. To run Diffbot itself, name one of its endpoints (MCP search with {"filters": {"provider": "diffbot"}} lists them), for example diffbot-analyze: looot inspect diffbot-analyze prints its exact input fields and price.

In the live catalog

Diffbot’s name and logo are trademarks of their owner, shown to identify the provider.

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