Releases: none yet/Nothing manufactured/Changelog is the record
This is the Scrapeless Data newsroom, and today it is empty on purpose: the company has issued zero press releases, and it will not fake one to fill a page. When a release genuinely exists it appears here with its real date. Until then, the changelog is the authoritative dated record of what has shipped, and the press page carries the boilerplate and the direct contact for anyone writing about the company.
Status
None have been issued. This section will list each release with its real issue date when one exists, newest first, and nothing else will ever appear here. For background in the meantime: Scrapeless Data is building a licensed US consumer and business records API. The company licenses and indexes already-compiled, provenance-known data under supply contracts, and will sell records by API on a flat subscription: one call per record, a provenance object on every response, and no scraping anywhere in the pipeline. The MVP is designed to launch in 43 states, with 6 excluded by design. Accounts are onboarded in launch order and API keys are issued at activation.
The content surface is live: planned pricing with the flat no-token-math structure, the compliance method page, the docs quickstart with clearly labeled synthetic examples, a 21-term glossary with DefinedTerm markup, the team page, and this changelog. Full entry in the changelog.
The full agent-readable surface shipped: a UCP manifest at /.well-known/ucp, an ACP configuration with accepting_orders set to false and every catalog entry truthfully flagged, an AP2 trust configuration with a published P-256 signing key for did:web:www.scrapelessdata.com, plus llms.txt, agent.json, ai-plugin.json, ai-context.json, and a free protocol check tool at /api/check-endpoint. Full entry in the changelog.
The site foundation went up on a server-rendered Next.js app with the design system ported from the company brand spec: alternating ink-navy and cool-light bands, one cobalt ink, one purple signal, no third-party UI dependencies. Full entry in the changelog.
Because nothing has been announced, and an empty page is the truthful rendering of that fact. The company is pre-launch: supply contracts are in progress, no records are servable, and the first release worth issuing will describe something real, most likely the executed supply contract or activation itself. A newsroom padded with non-news would cost exactly the credibility this site is built to earn, so this one stays empty until it has something true to say.
The changelog, which records everything that has verifiably shipped with honest dates, and the compliance page, which states the method and its limits in plain language. Together they contain more usable fact than a release would: what exists, what is designed but not yet operating, which six states are excluded from the launch design and why, and what happens at activation. The boilerplate on the press page may be quoted verbatim at any time.
Until a release exists, the changelog is the newsroom: dated, specific, and checkable against live endpoints. Read it, or write to info@scrapelessdata.com with the question a release would have answered.