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Datasets for AI

Des données d'IA

Move from an AI data brief to an evaluation-ready package with sample records, source coverage, schema, history, and refresh cadence already visible.

  • Model fit Task, evidence, unit of data
  • Source fit Coverage, language, history
  • Record fit Sample, schema, provenance
  • Supply fit Refresh, format, destination

Package families

Start with the model workload, not a generic dataset.

Each package family organizes public web data around the evidence a model must learn, retrieve, judge, or act on. Select the closest starting point, then inspect its actual records.

01Model knowledge

Training and fine-tuning

Build a versioned corpus around the domains, languages, entities, labels, and content forms that shape model behavior.

  • Pretraining or domain adaptation
  • Instruction and supervised tuning inputs
  • Source-linked record history
02Fresh retrieval

RAG knowledge bases

Prepare retrievable documents and structured facts with URLs, capture time, version context, and a refresh plan.

  • Knowledge-base backfill
  • Recurring content refresh
  • Entity and document metadata
03Model assurance

Evaluation and benchmark sets

Create stable, source-linked test material for relevance, freshness, extraction, classification, and answer-quality workflows.

  • Holdout and regression sets
  • Time-aware benchmark snapshots
  • Traceable evidence records
04Action context

Agent grounding

Supply the public facts, inventories, listings, results, and change signals an AI agent needs before it makes a decision.

  • Current structured observations
  • Source and timestamp context
  • Recurring state updates
05Media understanding

Multimodal data

Connect images, video, audio, transcripts, captions, and metadata in records designed for multimodal training and evaluation.

  • Media and sidecar metadata
  • Clip and transcript alignment
  • Versioned delivery manifests
Need a video-specific program?Move from package discovery to scenario, clip, audio, transcript, and metadata design.
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Package evaluation

See the record before you plan the pipeline.

Evaluate a representative sample and its data dictionary against your model task. The useful questions are concrete: what is one record, where did it come from, when was it observed, and how will it change?

Sample recordRAG package · JSON
{
  "document_id": "doc_1482",
  "title": "Product support guide",
  "content": "...",
  "source_url": "https://example.test/guide",
  "language": "en",
  "captured_at": "2026-08-07T10:15:00Z",
  "schema_version": "rag.document.v1"
}
01

Sample records

Run representative objects through chunking, retrieval, joins, labeling, or evaluation before sizing the full package.

Does one record work?
02

Schema and semantics

Review field types, identifiers, source context, missing states, timestamps, and schema versioning.

Can every state be interpreted?
03

Source coverage and history

Compare domains, markets, languages, record types, observation windows, and available historical depth.

Does the package represent the task?
04

Refresh cadence

Align one-time backfill or recurring updates with the point at which model knowledge becomes stale.

When must the data change?
BriefDefine the model decisionSampleTest representative recordsMeasureRun workload checksScaleApprove the package scope

Three operating paths

Choose how close the starting package should be to production.

Choose a ready-to-use package, refine a configurable package, or move to a managed data supply program. The path changes the starting scope—not the need for inspectable records and dependable delivery.

01 · Ready-to-use

Start from a prepared collection.

Select the closest source, schema, history, and refresh profile, inspect sample records, and move into ingestion with fewer design decisions.

Best when
The package already matches the core workload
Buyer focus
Sample fit and downstream integration
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02 · Configurable

Shape a package around model value.

Refine the source universe, fields, markets, languages, historical window, refresh cadence, and delivery while retaining a clear package baseline.

Best when
A close package needs targeted changes
Buyer focus
Coverage and record acceptance
Configure a package
03 · Managed

Run a purpose-built data supply.

Use a dedicated operating plan when the program requires custom sources, matching, enrichment, quality rules, or delivery orchestration.

Best when
The data program is specific and recurring
Buyer focus
Outcome, acceptance, and destination
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Operated by WebScrapingAPI

WebScrapingAPI operates collection, quality monitoring, source-change maintenance, versioning, and delivery so your team can focus on the model workflow and acceptance criteria.

Format and refresh

Make every package easy to ingest, trace, and update.

The package handoff joins records with the context your data platform needs: a defined format, partitions, schema version, observation time, file manifest, and refresh behavior.

JSON

Preserve nested content, arrays, and record context for application and document workflows.

Nested records

VCS

Move flat entities and observations into familiar analytical and warehouse workflows.

Tabular data

Parquet

Use typed, columnar files for analytical processing and data-lake ingestion.

Columnar files

Product choice

Use a package when you want data, not collection infrastructure.

AI Data Packages sit between the open catalog and a fully custom program. Choose the adjacent product that matches how much source selection, collection, and transformation your team wants to own.

Evaluation and pricing

Price the package after the records prove useful.

Begin with a representative sample and a bounded scope. Pricing follows the data that creates model value: source coverage, record volume, history, transformations, refresh cadence, and delivery.

Package evaluation

Put a sample through the real workload.

Test retrieval, chunking, joins, transformations, labels, or benchmark logic on representative records before you size the full supply.

  • Workload and acceptance checks
  • Source and language coverage
  • Sample records and schema
  • History and refresh cadence
  • Format and destination
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FAQ

Choose an AI data package with the right evidence.

Use these answers to align the model workload, sample, package scope, operating path, and delivery plan.

Discuss your AI data brief

What is an AI Data Package?

An AI Data Package is a prepared web data asset organized around a model workload. It brings the source scope, sample records, schema, history, refresh cadence, quality context, and delivery format into one evaluation path.

Which AI workloads can a package support?

Packages can support training and fine-tuning, RAG knowledge bases, evaluation sets, agent grounding, and multimodal programs. The right package begins with the model task, the evidence it needs, and the way that evidence will be consumed.

Can we inspect sample records before choosing a package?

Yes. Review representative sample records with the data dictionary, source context, timestamps, field presence, and missing states so your model and data teams can test the package against a real ingestion or evaluation workflow.

What can we configure in an AI Data Package?

Configuration can shape the source universe, entities, markets, languages, fields, historical window, refresh cadence, format, and delivery destination. Start from the closest package and refine only the dimensions that change model value.

Which delivery formats are supported?

Packages can be delivered as JSON, CSV, or Parquet for one-time ingestion or recurring refreshes. The delivery includes a clear file organization, schema version, timestamps, and manifest for dependable downstream processing.

How are recurring packages kept current?

The refresh plan defines which records are collected again, how new and changed records are represented, and when each delivery arrives. WebScrapingAPI handles collection monitoring, source-change maintenance, quality checks, versioning, and delivery.

When should we choose Managed Data instead?

Choose Managed Data when your program needs a purpose-built source mix, custom matching or enrichment, specialized quality rules, or an operated delivery workflow beyond the closest package. Our team runs the full data supply against your production brief.

Your AI data brief

Start with records your model team can test.

Bring the workload, target evidence, source universe, historical window, refresh need, and destination. We will map it to the closest package and prepare a representative evaluation path.