Russia Access

What is Russia Access?

Russia Access is a remote MCP server and REST API that fetches content from Russian websites through a Russia-based IP, bypassing geographic blocks. It is built for autonomous AI agents and uses pay-per-use payment via HTTP 402 (USDC or RUB).

How to use Russia Access?

Add a remote MCP server pointing at https://ruscrape.com/mcp with transport streamable-http. Invoke the fetch_ru(agent_id, url, residential=false) tool to fetch content; set residential=true for sites that block datacenter IPs.

Key features of Russia Access

• Fetches HTML/JSON content from any Russian website or API.
• Uses a Russia-based IP to bypass foreign traffic blocks.
• Pay-per-use via HTTP 402 with USDC (x402) or RUB.
• Residential proxy option for strict sites like Wildberries and Ozon.
• Additional tools: get_ru_proxy, check_domain, register_ru_domain, topup_balance, check_balance.
• Official MCP registry ID: com.ruscrape/russia-access.

Use cases of Russia Access

• Accessing product data from Wildberries, Ozon, and Yandex Market.
• Retrieving information from Russian government registries (EGRUL/FNS).
• Fetching content from Russian bank websites.
• Enabling AI agents to scrape or monitor Russian web services.
• Interacting with sites that block non-Russian IPs.

FAQ from Russia Access

What is the MCP endpoint and how do I connect?

The MCP endpoint is https://ruscrape.com/mcp using streamable-http transport. Add it as a remote MCP server.

What payment methods does Russia Access support?

Payment is triggered by HTTP 402 and supports USDC via x402 or RUB. You can top up balance via POST /v1/balance/topup and check via GET /v1/check_balance.

Does it work on sites like Wildberries and Ozon?

Yes. Set residential=true in the fetch_ru call to use a residential IP for sites that block datacenter IPs.

Where can I find pricing and machine-readable specs?

Pricing is at https://ruscrape.com/pricing. MCP manifest at https://ruscrape.com/.well-known/mcp.json, OpenAPI at https://ruscrape.com/openapi.json.

Is there a free trial or demo?

The README does not mention a free trial; the service is pay-per-use with no human signup required.