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AI-Powered Web Data Collection, Automated at Scale.

Security

HTTPS enforced, SPF and DMARC present, but the probe found no HSTS, CSP, frame protection, Referrer-Policy or Permissions-Policy — 4/12 checklist points. No SOC 2 or audit claim on site.

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Agenty

About this app

Agenty is an AI-powered web data platform where you can build agents for web scraping, change detection, and crawling to automate data collection at scale.

Key features

1No-code scraping agents built via Chrome extension, with scheduling, batch URLs and 12+ delivery integrations.
2Change detection with visual and content monitoring, screenshots, keyword tracking and email alerts.
3Developer API (api.agenty.ai) with cURL, Python and JavaScript examples for programmatic scraping at scale.

Target customer profile

Drawn from the product itself, not from a survey.

Pain points

Gathering competitive intelligence and tracking website changes for SEO requires constant manual effort.

Scout Review

Written by AI from measured evidence, scored out of 100.

Agenty is a competent, long-running web data platform that bundles three products — scraping, change detection and crawling — under one account with a no-code Chrome extension workflow and a developer API. The pricing ladder is clean and legible: $29 for 5,000 pages, $99 for 75,000, $249 for 250,000, then Enterprise, with proxy type and scheduling frequency as the real tier differentiators. The measured performance is genuinely good (93 mobile Lighthouse, 63ms TBT), and the documentation covers the operational details — roles, page credits, scheduling — that most tools hand-wave. Where it falls short is public security posture (4/12 headers, no audit claims) and accessibility polish (unnamed buttons, contrast failures, no WCAG statement). It is a solid mid-market tool, not a category leader.

Measure by measure

Usability

14-day trial with 100 pages credit, a demo request path, and docs that walk through agents, scheduling, roles and page-credit billing. Chrome extension adds an install step before first value.

Design

Clean modern SaaS layout with product video, three product cards and a tidy pricing comparison table. Testimonial headshots and vague job titles read as stock, which undercuts the polish.

Speed

Lighthouse mobile 93/100 (LCP 3.2s, CLS 0.023, TBT 63ms) and desktop 81/100. Low blocking time despite embedded video and a multi-section homepage.

Security

HTTPS enforced, SPF and DMARC present, but the probe found no HSTS, CSP, frame protection, Referrer-Policy or Permissions-Policy — 4/12 checklist points. No SOC 2 or audit claim on site.

Accessibility

Lighthouse accessibility 92/100, but failing audits flag unnamed buttons and insufficient colour contrast. No WCAG statement or accessibility page found in the collected content.

Growth

Real, growing category (scraping for AI training data and price monitoring) with a clear wedge: change detection plus no-code agents at $29 entry. Differentiated, but crowded.

Improvement areas

Security headers are thin (4/12) and no SOC 2, ISO or pen-test claim is published anywhere on the site.
Accessibility audit flags unnamed buttons and contrast failures, with no WCAG statement or a11y page.
Testimonials use stock-style headshots and vague titles, weakening credibility on an otherwise clean landing page.

Design & Usability

Agenty's site is a competent, modern SaaS presentation: dark accents, a product video, three clearly separated product cards (scraping, change detection, crawling) and a pricing page with a full feature-comparison table. Nothing here is broken or dated, but nothing is distinctive either — the testimonial block in particular leans on stock-style headshots and vague titles like 'Director at BP', which weakens the credibility the rest of the page is trying to build. Usability is where the product earns its keep: a 14-day trial with 100 pages credit, a demo request path, and documentation that actually explains agent creation, scheduling, roles and how page credits are deducted. The catch is the Chrome extension as the primary agent-creation route, which inserts an install step between signup and first scrape. For a no-code tool aimed at SEO and competitive-intelligence teams, that friction is real but survivable.

Speed & Security

Speed is Agenty's strongest measured dimension. Lighthouse mobile performance lands at 93/100 with an LCP of 3.2s, CLS of 0.023 and TBT of just 63ms; desktop comes in at 81/100. That is a genuinely fast marketing site for one that embeds video and stacks multiple product sections — the low blocking time suggests a lean script budget. Security is the opposite story. HTTPS is enforced and SPF and DMARC records exist, but the header probe found no HSTS, no Content-Security-Policy, no frame protection, no X-Content-Type-Options, no Referrer-Policy and no Permissions-Policy — four of twelve checklist points. There is also no SOC 2, ISO or pen-test claim anywhere in the collected site content. For a product that asks customers to hand over API keys and route scraped data through its infrastructure, that is a thin public security posture, even accounting for the fact that small teams often don't publish audits.

Accessibility & Growth

Accessibility scores 92/100 on the Lighthouse audit, which is a solid automated result, but the failing audits are specific and telling: buttons without accessible names and insufficient colour contrast. Those are exactly the kind of issues that automated tooling catches but that a real screen-reader pass would surface harder. There is no accessibility statement or WCAG conformance claim on the site, so there is no evidence of a deliberate a11y programme behind the score. Growth is a judgement on the idea rather than the traction. The category — web data extraction for AI training sets, price monitoring and SEO change tracking — is real and expanding, and Agenty's wedge is defensible enough: no-code agents plus change detection plus a $29 entry tier with page-credit pricing that scales cleanly to Enterprise. The domain has been registered since 2010, which suggests longevity, but the collected evidence shows no community, review or funding signals. The honest limit is that scraping is a crowded, commoditised space where the incumbents have deeper proxy networks and bigger brand recognition; Agenty's differentiation is real but shallow.

Conclusion

If you need scheduled scraping with change detection and you want to pay per page rather than per seat, Agenty is a reasonable place to land — the trial gives you 100 pages to test the extension workflow before committing, and the pricing scales without a sales call until Enterprise. Go in with eyes open on two things: the Chrome-extension-first onboarding adds a step before your first scrape, and the public security surface is thin enough that you should ask directly about data handling and retention before routing anything sensitive through it. It is not the flashiest tool in the category and it is not trying to be. It is a workhorse with a 16-year-old domain and a pricing page you can actually read.

Suggestions for improvement

Publish a security page with data-handling, retention and sub-processor details, and add HSTS, CSP and frame-protection headers.
Replace stock-style testimonials with named, linked customers or drop the section entirely — vague titles hurt more than they help.
Add an accessibility statement and fix the unnamed buttons and contrast failures flagged by the Lighthouse audit.
Offer a browser-based agent builder alongside the Chrome extension so users can reach first value without an install step.

How we score

Alternatives comparison

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	Agenty
Entry-level monthly price	$29/mo for 5,000 pages	Not provided
Free trial	14 days, 100 pages credit	Not provided
Change detection / monitoring	Yes — visual and content changes, screenshots, keyword tracking, email alerts	Not provided
No-code agent builder	Yes — point-and-click via Chrome extension	Not provided
Developer API	Yes — api.agenty.ai with cURL, Python, JavaScript SDKs	Not provided
Proxy types by tier	Data center (Basic) → Static (Pro) → Residential US/EU (Business) → Residential global (Enterprise)	Not provided
Team seats included	2 (Basic), 5 (Pro), 10 (Business), unlimited (Enterprise)	Not provided
Published security compliance	None found — HTTPS, SPF, DMARC only; 4/12 security headers	Not provided