WrapAPI review
A visual web-scraping platform for turning captured requests into callable APIs.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
WrapAPI helps developers turn existing websites and web applications into API endpoints. Its Chrome extension captures browser requests, while the API Builder supports request parameterization, data selection, and HTTP publishing. The product is aimed at teams that need reusable access to web data without building an API from scratch, including small businesses, mid-market teams, and enterprises. It also supports request capture from Android apps and webviews through a proxy.
The workflow is focused and visual. Users can select data for extraction from HTML, JSON, and XML responses, apply regular expressions or CSS selectors, define multiple output scenarios, and parameterize changing URL or request-body values. That makes WrapAPI a fit for web scraping and request conversion rather than a broad application-integration hub. Its published endpoints can be called over HTTP and shared with other users, giving teams a direct path from captured traffic to reusable API access.
Plan choice determines privacy, support, and hosting. The free Community plan includes the Chrome extension and API Builder, community support without an SLA, and shared infrastructure, while public APIs must be shared with the community. Business Cloud adds private APIs, SLA-backed support, and dedicated infrastructure hosted by WrapAPI. Business Self-hosted keeps private APIs and SLA-backed support while running on the customer's infrastructure. Fully managed adds custom-built APIs, full SLA-backed support, and private hosting options. WrapAPI suits teams converting web requests into APIs; teams seeking broad connectors or a general-purpose integration platform should look elsewhere.
WrapAPI pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Captures browser requests and creates API endpoints visually
- Extracts data from HTML, JSON, and XML with selectors or regex
- Supports cloud, self-hosted, and fully managed deployments
- Where it doesn't
- Community APIs must be shared publicly
- Community support does not include an SLA
- Paid tiers use contact-sales pricing
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