Founder of a listed tool

Oleg Kulyk

Founder, named behind the ScrapingAnt listing on Anchor Terminal.

Founder

Oleg Kulyk is a founder of ScrapingAnt, a web scraping API that renders each request in a fresh Chrome instance with per-request proxies. He writes much of the company's technical blog, covering subjects such as choosing HTML, Markdown or plain text for LLM extraction and rotating API keys after security breaches.

What Oleg builds

  • ScrapingAnt F · Web scraping & crawling

    Scraping API that runs each request in headless Chrome behind rotating datacenter or residential proxies, with markdown and AI extraction endpoints, a 3-tool hosted MCP server and standalone proxies billed by the GB.

    Founder, researched 27 October 2026 · the people behind it

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Who is Oleg Kulyk?

Oleg Kulyk is a founder of ScrapingAnt, a web scraping API that renders each request in a fresh Chrome instance with per-request proxies. He writes much of the company's technical blog, covering subjects such as choosing HTML, Markdown or plain text for LLM extraction and rotating API keys after security breaches.

What does ScrapingAnt (DATAANT) make?

Anchor Terminal lists ScrapingAnt from ScrapingAnt (DATAANT). Scraping API that runs each request in headless Chrome behind rotating datacenter or residential proxies, with markdown and AI extraction endpoints, a 3-tool hosted MCP server and standalone proxies billed by the GB.

How are Oleg's tools graded?

ScrapingAnt is graded F, 35.8 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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