Subscriptions and Credits
You can now buy "pay as you go" credits to be used without a subscription, or to complement the credits in your subscription for larger one-off jobs.
We've adjusted the plans and credits slightly, take a look at the updated subscriptions.
Proxies
We have added support for another European location, France\
Actions
Simplified DOM action no longer removes classes.
Click default timeout now 5 seconds
Scroll removed timeout and add new functionality using wait_time, max_scroll_time, scroll_speed and interval
Type default timeout now 5 seconds
Wait default timeout now 5 seconds\
Settings
max_media_bandwidth caps media downloads to prevent excess data usage.
time_limit added to cap the duration of requests.\
Stealth
We've developed some new browser technology which makes Gaffa's browser look even more like human-initiated website traffic.
Here are the major changes we've released in July 2025:
We've refined the action with a few new features:
You can now provide a predefined data_schema_id to parse your webpage content into or you can provide a data_schema JSON object directly to the action so you can parse content with a single request.
If you are only interested in a certain part of the page, you can now define a selector and only the contents of that will be parsed using AI.
You can now provide output_type which tells Gaffa to return the required data as a file or embedded in the request.
We've added the action which is really useful if you are trying to scrape a site that implements infinite scrolling where items are removed from the page when out of view, usually modern javascript web apps.
We've now added an llms.txt file for the docs so you can import all the Gaffa docs into your favourite large language model and get it to write your automations for you!
We've released several new features, some of which will remain in beta whilst we fine tune them. These features are:
- download an online file using Gaffa (only available for PDFs for now).
The following are avaiable only to select accounts but message us if you'd like to try them!
- extract the innerHTML of a particular element.
- define a schema and then parse online data into JSON using a large language model, currently only works with online PDFs.
- parse a table to a JSON object.
- save a JSON object with the cookies for a given web page.
We've added a new tutorial which walks you through how to use Gaffa in a Python script to ask questions about the content of a web page.