Web Scraping From Your Terminal

Q: What is Decodo CLI?

Decodo CLI ( @decodo/cli ) is an open-source command-line interface for the Decodo Web Scraping API . It lets developers scrape URLs, run SERP searches, and pull structured data from Amazon, Reddit, TikTok, YouTube, and Walmart directly from the terminal – without writing any HTTP client code or custom parsers. Built with Node.js and TypeScript. MIT-licensed.

Q: What targets are supported?

Dedicated commands for Amazon , Reddit , YouTube , TikTok , and Walmart – each returning structured, platform-specific output. The decodo scrape command works on any URL. The decodo search command supports Google Search and Bing. All commands are backed by Decodo's full anti-detection infrastructure.

Decodo CLI (@decodo/cli) is an open-source command-line interface for Decodo Web Scraping API. Scrape any URL, search Google and Bing, or extract structured data from Amazon, Reddit, TikTok, YouTube, and Walmart directly from your terminal. Zero to first result in under 60 seconds.

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What can Decodo CLI do?

No HTTP clients, no boilerplate, no custom parsers. One command returns structured output ready for shell scripts, CI/CD pipelines, AI agents, or manual review.

Zero-install via npx

No global install required – run instantly with npx @decodo/cli and start scraping in seconds.

Full IDE autocomplete

Use decodo scrape <url> to return clean Markdown by default. Pass --format json or --format ndjson for direct pipeline use.

SERP search

Run decodo search "<query>" to pull live Google or Bing results straight to the terminal – no browser, no API wrapper, no parsing.

Target-specific commands

Dedicated commands for Amazon, Reddit, TikTok, YouTube, and Walmart. Get structured output with no custom parsers required.

Pipeline-ready

NDJSON streaming (--format ndjson), granular exit codes (2-7), and TTY-aware output for CI/CD pipelines and automation scripts.

Open-source

No licensing cost, no evaluation gate. Fork it, contribute to it, or embed it into your workflows. Available at github.com/Decodo/cli.

How do you install Decodo CLI?

Install globally or run instantly via npx. Authenticate once with your API token, then scrape.

# Zero-install – no global install required
npx --yes @decodo/cli setup

# Or install globally
npm install -g @decodo/cli
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How do you run your first Decodo CLI commands?

The examples below assume a global installation. For zero-install usage, replace decodo with npx --yes @decodo/cli:

# Scrape any URL – clean Markdown output by default
decodo scrape https://example.com


# Search Google from the terminal
decodo search "best proxy providers 2026"


# Pull structured Amazon product data
decodo amazon https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09H74FXNW


# Stream NDJSON directly into a pipeline
decodo scrape https://example.com --format ndjson | jq

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What can you use Decodo CLI for?

Decodo CLI slots into common use cases across developer tooling, data pipelines, and CI workflows without requiring a dedicated integration.

Quick content extraction

Scrape any URL and get clean Markdown output for LLM input, summarization, or manual review – one command, no setup.

SERP scraping for SEO

Pull Google or Bing results directly into a pipeline or spreadsheet with decodo search "<query>". No browser, no API wrapper.

Competitor price monitoring

Use decodo amazon <url> and decodo walmart <url> to retrieve structured product data with no custom parsing required.

AI data pipelines

Stream real-time web content via NDJSON into LLM grounding, RAG pipelines, or training workflows with --format ndjson.

CI/CD integration

Granular exit codes (2-7) enable conditional logic in automated scraping workflows. Works in any shell or pipeline.

Prototyping

Test scraping behavior and validate targets in seconds before committing to a full SDK or API integration.

What does Web Scraping API cost?

Choose a plan based on your scraping volume. All plans include the same powerful features – you only pay for what you use. Start with the free plan to test before committing.

Plan price

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Request type

Price per 1k req.

Standard proxies

2K req.

$0.50

Standard proxies + JS

1K req.

$0.75

Premium Proxies

1K req.

$1.00

Premium proxies + JS

667 req.

$1.50

Rate limit

10 req/s

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Plan price

$19

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Request type

Price per 1k req.

Standard proxies

38K req.

$0.50

Standard proxies + JS

25K req.

$0.75

Premium Proxies

19K req.

$1.00

Premium proxies + JS

12K req.

$1.50

Rate limit

10 req/s

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Plan price

$49

+VAT / Billed monthly

Request type

Price per 1k req.

Standard proxies

163K req.

$0.30

Standard proxies + JS

75K req.

$0.65

Premium Proxies

54K req.

$0.90

Premium proxies + JS

39K req.

$1.25

Rate limit

25 req/s

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Frequently asked questions

What is Decodo CLI?

Decodo CLI (@decodo/cli) is an open-source command-line interface for the Decodo Web Scraping API. It lets developers scrape URLs, run SERP searches, and pull structured data from Amazon, Reddit, TikTok, YouTube, and Walmart directly from the terminal – without writing any HTTP client code or custom parsers. Built with Node.js and TypeScript. MIT-licensed.

Do I need to manage proxies or handle CAPTCHAs?

No. Decodo handles proxy rotation, CAPTCHA bypassing, JavaScript rendering, and retries behind the scenes – all backed by a 125M+ IP pool. You run a command and get structured results back.

What targets are supported?

Dedicated commands for Amazon, Reddit, YouTube, TikTok, and Walmart – each returning structured, platform-specific output. The decodo scrape command works on any URL. The decodo search command supports Google Search and Bing. All commands are backed by Decodo's full anti-detection infrastructure.

How do I start using it?

Run npx @decodo/cli for zero-install usage – no global install, no version conflicts. Alternatively, install globally with npm install -g @decodo/cli.

Is the CLI open-source?

Yes. Decodo CLI is MIT-licensed and available at github.com/Decodo/cli. Free to evaluate, fork, and contribute.

Is there a free plan?

Yes. You can start with a free plan from the Decodo dashboard – enough requests to test integrations and validate your scraping workflows before committing to a plan.

How many requests does the free plan include?

The free plan includes enough requests to test Decodo CLI commands and validate your scraping workflow before committing to a paid plan – covering URL scraping, SERP search, and target-specific commands like Amazon and Walmart. No credit card is required to start. Full request limits and paid tier details are available on the pricing page.

Why use the CLI instead of calling the Web Scraping API directly?

The CLI is faster for ad hoc scrapes, testing target behavior, and prototyping – you get structured output in one command without writing an HTTP client, handling authentication headers, or building a parser.

For production systems with custom logic, webhook delivery, or SDK-level control, calling the Web Scraping API directly gives more flexibility. Many teams use both: the CLI for exploration and validation, the API for the production pipeline.

Start Scraping From Terminal in Under 60 Seconds

No HTTP clients, no boilerplate, no waiting. One command, clean output, production-ready infrastructure.

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