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InkpluckClean text, Markdown, authors, dates and a paywall flag per article · by CyberMax

Any article link to clean text and Markdown

Name: Inkpluck
Brand: CyberMax
SKU: inkpluck-article-extract
Price: 0.001 USD
Availability: InStock

$0.001 per article, failures free

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Inkpluck: Any article link to clean text and Markdown

$0.001 per article, failures free

▶ Try it free on Apify No Apify account? $29/month by card

Give it article URLs or RSS feeds; get back clean text, Markdown, title, authors, publish date, language and a paywall flag, for $0.001 per article.

Runs on ApifyFailed results freeHuman support

Runs on your own Apify account
Pay only per result; failures are free
REST API, schedules and MCP for AI agents
Human support: cybermax.tools@gmail.com

See a real result

URL	Title	Authors	Published	Words	Charged
blog.cloudflare.com/vary-support/	We just shipped support for the ugliest part of HTTP: Vary	Alex Krivit, Zaidoon Abd Al Hadi	2026-09-22	2695	yes
techcrunch.com/2026/09/23/meta-introduces-camera-free-ai-glasses/	Meta introduces camera-free AI glasses	Sarah Perez	2026-09-23	657	yes
smashingmagazine.com/2026/09/stop-treating-css-container-q…	Stop Treating CSS Container Queries Like Traditional Media Queries	Victor Ayomipo	2026-09-16	2239	yes
ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/東京	東京	ウィキメディアプロジェクトへの貢献者	2002-11-08	16168	yes
bbc.com/news	(home page, not an article)			1281	no, free

real test run, 23 Sep 2026

Why buyers pick Inkpluck

1Authors and dates read from the publisher's own metadata.

2Plain HTTP: 0.5 to 3 s per article, no browser.

3RSS monitor mode extracts each new post once.

450 hours of copy-paste for about $1

How it works

Open it on Apify and paste your list (a prefilled example is ready).
Press Start. Results stream into a table in seconds.
Export to CSV, JSON or Excel, call it by API, or schedule it.

Who it's for

AI and RAG builders
Media-monitoring teams
newspaper3k users
Researchers

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Article Text Extractor: URL to Markdown [$1/1K 💰]

$0.001 per article, failures free

Give it article URLs or RSS feeds; get back clean text, Markdown, title, authors, publish date, language and a paywall flag, for $0.001 per article.

Get it on Apify

What's inside

💰 $1 per 1,000 articles; pages that fail, are blocked, paywalled or too thin are free. Article extractor for LLMs and RAG: URLs or RSS feeds in; clean text and Markdown, title, authors, publish date, language, top image and paywall flag out. Monitor mode skips URLs already extracted.

For developers: API, keys and MCP

MCP for AI agents

Pay only for results

Failed or empty results are free. You pay per result on your own Apify account, and Apify's free monthly credit covers a first test. Stop any time; there is no subscription.

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Works well with

Leafmelt: documents and PDFs to Markdown
Swellmeter Trending API: trending topics to research
CyberMax API All-Access: one key for 10 data APIs

Questions

How do I pay?

You run it on your own Apify account and pay only per result; failed or empty results are free. Apify's free monthly credit covers a first test.

Can AI agents use it?

Yes. It is callable through Apify's MCP server and REST API.

Can I run it on a schedule?

Yes. Apify schedules run it daily or weekly and send the results to Sheets, Zapier, Make, n8n or a webhook.

Why not lukaskrivka/article-extractor-smart, the free one with the most users?

It is free to use but crawls with a browser, so you pay the platform compute, and it needs full access to your Apify account to run. Inkpluck needs no special permissions, uses plain HTTP (0.5 to 3 s per article) and charges a flat $0.001 only for articles that worked.

Why not keep using newspaper3k?

Its last release was in 2018. Inkpluck returns the same field names (turn on newspaper3kFields), plus Markdown, cleaned author lists, ISO dates and a paywall flag, with no server to maintain.