Context.dev is an API for extracting brand data from any website. You pass a URL; it returns the logo, brand colors, social handles, pricing information, and a screenshot. One call; no scraping code required.
I tested it live on my own project, Panframe, to show how it can enrich a SaaS onboarding flow.
The brand endpoint returns: logo URL, primary colors, social links, and detected product category. The screenshot endpoint captures the page. An AI query endpoint lets you ask questions about the page content; useful for extracting pricing tiers or feature lists.
SDKs are available in JavaScript, Python, and Ruby.
Response times are fast. The brand data returned is rich and immediately usable. I pulled logo, colors, and social handles in a single call.
The screenshot capability is a strong feature. You can show users a preview of their own product or their competitor inside your app.
The AI query endpoint is clever: you can ask "what is the pricing?" and get a structured answer extracted from the page. No custom scraper needed.
Integration is minimal: one API key, one endpoint, done.
The screenshot feature occasionally has latency depending on the target site. Not a blocker; just something to account for in your UX.
Context.dev removes a whole category of manual work from B2B SaaS onboarding. Instead of asking users to type their company name, logo URL, and brand colors; you ask for their website and fill everything in automatically.
Best for: B2B SaaS products that want to personalize the onboarding experience from the first sign-up step.