Introduction
Chuger is a single HTTP API for scraping, content extraction, SERP, and LLM prompts — one token, one credit balance, predictable JSON.
Plug your AI and your data pipelines into the live web with a single HTTP API. Turn URLs into clean Markdown, run search queries, run LLM prompts against real pages — all from the same token, billed from the same credit balance, returning predictable JSON.
Key features
URL → Markdown
Convert any public webpage to clean Markdown and structured metadata.
Web search
Organic search results, related questions, and follow-up queries.
Search + content
Get search results and extract the content of the top hits in one call.
Grounded LLM prompts
Run a prompt with a live URL as context. Chuger handles the fetch and extraction.
Bulk content jobs
Submit up to 100 URLs (or a sitemap) and receive results via email or webhook.
Unified credits
One pool of credits across every endpoint. Top up any time.
How it works
Every request follows the same lifecycle:
Authenticate
Send your API token in the Authorization header on every call.
Authorization & limits
Your subscription, per-minute rate limits, and monthly credit quota are checked.
Fulfilment
Chuger fulfills the request and returns JSON. You don't manage providers, retries, or fallbacks.
Billing
Credits are deducted only on success. Failed requests don't cost credits.
Headers
The response includes X-RateLimit-* and X-Monthly-* headers so your client can self-pace.
Conventions
- Base URL:
https://api.chuger.com/v1 - Auth:
Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_TOKEN - Format: JSON in, JSON out (
Content-Type: application/jsononPOSTbodies) - HTTPS only: plain HTTP is not accepted
- Versioning: the URL prefix is
v1. Breaking changes ship behind a new version
Explore Chuger
Authentication
Create your first token and authenticate requests.
Rate limits & quotas
Size your traffic against per-minute and monthly limits.
Credits
Understand how each request is billed.
Errors
Error format, status codes, and headers.
API Reference
Full reference for every endpoint, parameter, and response.
Release notes
What's new and what changed.