Native Connectors
AINexLayer's built-in scraper APIs for Reddit, YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, Google Maps, Google Search, Indeed, Amazon, Walmart, and the web
Native connectors are built into AINexLayer — no third-party account or OAuth setup required. They pull structured public data from the platforms below and return clean results you can use in chat or inspect directly.
Posts, comments, subreddits, and users — by URL or search
YouTube
Videos, channels, playlists, subtitles, and comments
Posts, reels, and profile details
TikTok
Videos by URL, profile, hashtag, or search
Google Maps
Places with details, ratings, photos, and reviews
Google Search
Structured search results: organic links, people-also-ask, AI overviews
Indeed
Job postings by search, company, or URL
Amazon
Public product data: prices, ratings, offers, and sellers
Walmart
Public product data and reviews: prices, ratings, sellers, and variants
Web Crawl
Scrape any page or spider a whole site into clean markdown
How to use them
Every native connector works the same way:
- In chat — describe what you need. The agent picks the right scraper, runs it, and answers from the results.
- In API Playground — open API Playground in your workspace sidebar, select a connector, fill in the form, and click Run. Results appear in the output panel.
Each connector page lists the exact playground steps, available options, and what comes back in the response.
Runs and billing
Every run — from chat or the playground — is recorded under API Playground → Runs with its input, output, duration, and cost. Scrapers are billed per item returned (per post, video, comment, place, review, search page, or crawled page). The current rate is shown on each connector's playground card.