Structured, compliant, and high-performance access to 4.2M+ archived pages from 1990–1999. Built for universities, libraries, museums, and research institutions.
Seamless integration into library systems, research pipelines, and digital humanities projects.
High-throughput REST API with support for WARC, IIIF, and raw HTML/JSON export. Batch crawling and offline data dumps available.
Integrate with Shibboleth, SAML, or institutional IP ranges. Granular role-based access control for departments and research groups.
Built-in visualization tools for tracking technology adoption, design trends, link graphs, and content evolution across the 1990s.
Clear, research-friendly licensing terms. DRM-free access for scholarly publication, with configurable attribution and usage policies.
Request targeted crawling of specific domains, forgotten institutional sites, or at-risk collections. We handle the archival pipeline.
Named account manager, SLA-backed uptime, quarterly training webinars, and direct Slack/Email support for research teams.
Our institutional API is designed for researchers, digital archivists, and developers. Authenticate via API key or institutional proxy, then query, paginate, and export with predictable rate limits.
Flexible licensing models scaled to department size, research scope, and integration depth.
We align with academic standards, data sovereignty requirements, and digital preservation best practices.
Clear, transparent terms for scholarly use, citation, and publication. No DRM restrictions on research outputs.
EU & US data hosting options. Full GDPR and FERPA compliance for institutional deployments and user data.
All archives follow WARC-1.1 and ISO 14721 (OAIS) guidelines, ensuring long-term preservation interoperability.
Built-in citation generators, original author metadata preservation, and ethical web archiving guidelines.
Tell us about your institution, research scope, and access requirements. Our team will provide a tailored proposal within 48 hours.
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