APIVerve Certified Developer: Web Data Turn websites into clean, structured data: text and Markdown extraction, metadata, screenshots, SEO and domain intelligence, and pipelines that run politely at scale.
Developers building scrapers, content pipelines, monitoring and research tools. Three courses, taken in order; finish one and its badge is yours, finish all three and the exam is waiting at the end. New to APIs? Start with APV-100.
Turn web pages into data you can use: clean text and Markdown for search and LLM pipelines, metadata for link previews, resolved links, screenshots, image inventories and feeds.
Audit any site from code: on-page SEO checks, tech stack detection, WHOIS, DNS and SSL domain intelligence, and readability scoring for content QA.
Run web data work unattended: crawl within robots.txt and rate limits, clean and enrich extracted text, catch real page changes without false alarms, and ship a restartable pipeline that accounts for every credit.
30 questions in 45 minutes, some of them hands-on with your own key. Pass with 700 out of 1000 and get a credential anyone can verify.
Each course is one skill area, 10 questions each, drawn fresh for every attempt.
Study: Extract Web Content · 4 lessons
Study: Analyze Websites · 4 lessons
Study: Build Data Pipelines · 4 lessons
Most are multiple choice: a scenario, a snippet of code or a response, and four options. A few are hands-on: the exam shows you a request, you run it with your own key, and type the value from the response.
A hands-on answer counts only if your APIVerve key actually called that API. Running the call is the skill being measured.
You have 45 minutes from the moment you start. The lessons and the docs are fair game, which is how you'll work on the job anyway.
Scores are out of 1000 and 700 passes. You'll see how you did in each course, so a near miss tells you exactly what to review.
If you don't pass, you can retake the exam after 24 hours. After two attempts in a row without a pass, the next one opens after 7 days.
Pass and you're issued a credential ID with a public verification page, one-click LinkedIn and a shareable transcript. Credentials don't expire.