TinyFish

TinyFish

TinyFish is web infrastructure for AI agents that combines live web search, page fetching, cloud browser sessions, and multi-step automation behind a single API.

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Last Updated Oct 21, 2026
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About

TinyFish is a platform that gives AI agents practical access to the live web. Instead of an agent being limited to cached search results or static text, TinyFish lets it search current pages, fetch rendered content, drive real cloud browsers, log into sites, fill forms, and return structured data — all through one API and a single API key.

The product is built around five main components: TinySearch (live browser-rendered search returning structured JSON), TinyFetch (URL-to-clean-content conversion in Markdown, JSON, or HTML), TinyBrowser (cloud browser sessions driven with Playwright, Puppeteer, or CDP), TinyAgent (goal-oriented multi-step web automation), and Mako, a web-native model for live workflows. TinyFish also handles residential proxy routing and anti-bot checks at the infrastructure layer. The company publishes benchmarks comparing its Search, Fetch, and Agent components against alternatives such as Tavily, Exa, Firecrawl, and Parallel on tests including SimpleQA, WebVoyager, and Online-Mind2Web.

Key Features

TinySearch: Free live web search rendered in a real browser rather than served from a cache, returned as structured JSON, with rate limits of 30 requests per minute and 500 per hour.
TinyFetch: Converts any URL into clean, token-efficient content in Markdown, JSON, or HTML in a single call, free within limits of 150 URLs per minute and 1,000 per day.
TinyAgent: Accepts a goal in plain English, then navigates, authenticates, fills forms, and returns structured results; the company reports 89.9% on the Online-Mind2Web benchmark.
TinyBrowser: Full cloud browser sessions with persistent state, controllable via Playwright, Puppeteer, or the Chrome DevTools Protocol.
Authenticated access with TinyVault and TinyProfiles: Agents can sign into sites using the customer's own credentials stored via 1Password or Bitwarden; the model never sees the passwords, and saved sessions can be reused across runs.
Run recordings: Every run is recorded step by step so users can audit exactly what the agent did, including screenshots, logs, and source URLs.
Monitor: Scheduled checks of a page or search topic that alert by email or webhook when something changes, such as prices, filings, or job posts.

Pricing & Fees

  • Pricing: Usage-based with no subscription or monthly minimum. Search and Fetch are free within rate limits; Agent costs $0.016 per step; Browser costs $0.002 per minute; Monitor costs $0.005 per check. Paid usage draws from a prepaid Wallet with a $10.00 minimum deposit, and new accounts start with $8 in Wallet funds.
  • Free tier: Search and Fetch remain free even at a $0 Wallet balance, and no credit card is required to start.
  • Enterprise plan: Adds custom rate limits and concurrency, ISO 27001, enterprise SSO, audit logs, VPC deployment, and a 99.99% uptime SLA.
  • Integrations: Works with ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, and other tools via MCP, plus SDKs and a CLI; all products share one API key.

Who It's For

TinyFish is aimed at developers and teams building AI agents or automated workflows that need real web access. Typical users include data engineers monitoring pages at scale, analysts enriching CRM records against live sources, and automation teams that must log into supplier or partner portals to fill forms and pull files. The company highlights production use cases at ClassPass, DoorDash, Grubhub, Google Hotels Japan, and The Zebra, spanning schedule accuracy, web intelligence, and insurance quote workflows. Enterprise offerings target industries such as retail, travel, financial services, and healthcare.

FAQ

What is TinyFish?TinyFish is web infrastructure for AI agents that provides live search, page fetching, cloud browser sessions, and multi-step automation, including authenticated access to websites, through a single API.

Is TinyFish free to use?Search and Fetch are free within rate limits, and new accounts receive $8 in Wallet funds; Agent, Browser, and Monitor are metered against a prepaid Wallet balance with no subscription or monthly minimum.

Can TinyFish agents log into websites?Yes. Agents can authenticate using the customer's own credentials stored in 1Password or Bitwarden via TinyVault, and the model itself never sees the passwords; every authenticated run is recorded step by step.

How does TinyFish compare with alternatives?The company publishes benchmarks claiming, for example, 49.2% top-result search accuracy versus Tavily's 45.6%, and 93% live fetch coverage versus 62% for Firecrawl; independent verification of these figures has not been reviewed here.

What developer tools does TinyFish provide?TinyFish offers SDKs, a CLI, MCP connections for tools like Claude Code and Cursor, and open-source examples in its Cookbook, with cloud browsers drivable through Playwright, Puppeteer, or CDP.