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Scrapingsandbox

Scraping sandbox website to learn web scraping

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README

Scraping Sandbox

Scraping Sandbox is an open-source web scraping playground for building, testing, and running scraping agents in a safe, browser-based environment.

It’s designed for developers, data engineers, and automation builders who want a fast way to prototype scrapers, experiment with selectors, and explore AI-powered web scraping workflows.

Scraping sandbox website preview

Purpose

Scraping Sandbox is free to use and intended for:

  • Learning web scraping techniques
  • Experimenting with selectors and extraction logic
  • Prototyping scraping workflows
  • Educational and research purposes

So, you are free to scrape the site and use it to practice web scraping techniques without worrying about copyright claims, restrictions, or takedowns.

Live Demo

Website: https://scrapingsandbox.com

Rate Limit

To simulate real-world websites and promote responsible scraping practices, Scraping Sandbox enforces a rate limit on all requests.

Limit: 60 requests per 10 seconds

This helps:

  • Prevent abuse and accidental DDoS-like traffic
  • Encourage realistic scraping behavior
  • And yes… we also need to pay $$ for hosting on Cloudflare workers 🙂

If you exceed the limit, requests may be temporarily blocked. Please design your scrapers to respect this rate, just like you would with real production websites.

Tech Stack

  • Framework: Next.js (App Router)
  • UI: Tailwind CSS, Radix UI, ShadCN
  • Deployment: OpenNext + Cloudflare Workers
  • Language: TypeScript

Installation

git clone https://github.com/Agenty/scrapingsandbox.git
cd scrapingsandbox
npm install

Running Locally

npm run dev

Support

Built by Agenty for learning web scraping

Want to disucss a web scraping project? Contact us on support@agenty.com

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GitHub Stars10
CategoryDevelopment
Updated1mo ago
Forks2

Languages

TypeScript

Security Score

80/100

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