@StableBrowse launched their browser engine for AI agents yesterday. Pages become structured representations, agents act on real state, every step verified.
That's who Massive for Startups was built for: 1TB/month free for 3 months. No equity. No contract.
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Most teams build their plumbing when they should buy it.
That was Prague Crawl 2026. 100+ engineers and founders. One question: build or buy.
The answer: depends on whether it's your product or your infrastructure.
Most teams get that backwards.
Already planning 2027.
State of social data collection, Q2 2026: 34 companies across 7 layers.
Scraping used to mean code that broke every time a page changed. Now you describe the data and a model does the rest.
AI killed the CSS selector.
2 ms. That is how far our infrastructure sits from the major cloud providers.
A lot of AI workloads run inside AWS, GCP, or Azure. The layer feeding them doesn't, and every request pays for the distance.
@DataPacketcom, our infra partner, published the numbers behind it.
A demo agent and a production agent are not the same product.
In production, the agent reads pages by screenshot, guesses what's interactive, breaks on a layout change.
@StableBrowse owns the page. Massive owns the path to it.
How to raise a $10M seed round.
@mrjasongrad just gave that talk on the Prague Crawl main stage, to a sold-out room.
The straight version most founders never get.
Most newsletters cover launches.
@pigivinciguerra covers what's actually breaking. Anti-bot evolution. Vendor moves. The messy stuff.
@webscrapingclub at Prague Crawl, May 20.
Talk: Still Waiting for LLMs to Replace My Scrapers.
YC Spring 2026 in one line:
AI infrastructure is the biggest category. Consumer AI is one of the smallest.
These founders are selling tools to the people building the apps.
Old way: Write the selector. Site changes. Selector breaks. Rewrite. Repeat.
@scrapegraphai's way: Describe what you want. The LLM does the rest.
One of the most-starred open-source scraping projects on GitHub. The team is at Prague Crawl, May 20.