Direct Request

A lightweight HTTP GET request with browser-compatible TLS settings — useful when full rendering is unnecessary.

"cmd": "request.get", "requestType": "request"

0.2 credit(s) per successful request.

This is a raw HTTP GET request that does not launch a browser. It uses a TLS fingerprint to imitate a real browser. It's useful for fast and cost-effective scraping when browser-based rendering is overkill.

• Very fast (avg. ~5 seconds)
• Very cheap (0.2 credits per request)
• Low resource usage
• Low proxy consumption
• Good for simple websites and API endpoints

• Cannot interact with the browser
• Cannot handle advanced anti-bot protection
• Not suitable for JavaScript-heavy or SPA sites
• Some sites may detect the request as bot traffic

Use request.get with "requestType": "request" when:

• The website doesn't require JavaScript rendering
• Speed and cost are more important than complexity
• You don't need to interact with the page (no clicking, scrolling, etc.)
• You're accessing simple data, APIs, or static HTML pages

For more complex sites that use JavaScript or heavy anti-bot techniques, consider switching to a full browser-based request.get without "requestType": "request".