Raptorwayz

Official clients for RaptorWayz, an API that solves Cloudflare challenges. Send a domain, get back a valid cf_clearance cookie, a matching User-Agent, and a proxy on the same exit IP, then make your own request with all three and the page loads. The proxy does no TLS interception, so RaptorWayz never sees your traffic.

This repo contains only the thin, open-source clients. The solving service itself is hosted at raptorwayz.com. Get an API key (5 free solves) there.

Why

requests/httpx/axios can't pass a Cloudflare challenge on their own. Cloudflare wants a real browser to run JS and set cf_clearance, and that cookie is bound to {exit IP + User-Agent + TLS fingerprint}. RaptorWayz solves it on a real browser and hands you a working cookie + the matching UA + a proxy on the right IP. Use all three together and your scraper stops getting 403s.

Packages

Language	Package	Install
Python	raptorwayz (PyPI)	pip install raptorwayz
Node.js	raptorwayz (npm)	npm install raptorwayz
MCP (AI agents)	raptorwayz-mcp (npm)	for Claude/any MCP client

Quickstart (Python)

import requests
from raptorwayz import RaptorWayz

rw = RaptorWayz("bk_your_api_key")   # get one at https://raptorwayz.com
c = rw.solve("example.com")

resp = requests.get(
    "https://example.com/",
    headers=c.headers,     # matching User-Agent
    cookies=c.cookies,     # cf_clearance
    proxies=c.proxies,     # exit IP the cookie is bound to
)
print(resp.status_code)    # 200

Links

• Website: https://raptorwayz.com
• API docs: https://raptorwayz.com/docs
• OpenAPI spec: https://raptorwayz.com/openapi.json
• Guides: https://raptorwayz.com/guides

License

MIT. See LICENSE. (The clients are MIT; the hosted service is proprietary.)