Yes, yes, yes!<p>I&#x27;m using Apifier at the moment, which I really like, but my biggest gripe is the awkwardness of source (and VCS) integration. The best I&#x27;ve come up with is to export the JSON config (which contains the scraper source code as a value - yuck) and try to remember to keep re-exporting and checking it in.<p>Having also had to hack around the inability to parameterise the scrape url (e.g. &#x27;profile&#x2F;$username&#x27;) - which they&#x27;ve since added support for - I started to wonder if I mightn&#x27;t as well just use BeautifulSoup (Python HTML parser lib) and check it in properly.<p>This is probably my ideal. I can keep it all in source control because it&#x27;s just an HTTP request body, and I can parameterise it because, well, it&#x27;s just an HTTP request body!<p>It&#x27;s also open source because you&#x27;re an amazing person; so if I had one little concern left about the availability of your site I can dismiss it right away since I could run my own on Heroku should jamapi.xyz prove unsustainable. It&#x27;s possibly a better idea to do that anyway, but I often wonder if Heroku doesn&#x27;t consider that a problem - multiple instances of the same app running on free dynos under different accounts...