# Results, Retention and Output formats

### Receiving Results

Select how you want to receive your results:

* **Download:** Download the results from your project details page. 
* **Webhook:** The results will be sent to the URL you provide. Make sure the webhook is publicly accessible so the results can be delivered successfully.

{% hint style="info" %}
Regardless of what you choose, the results will be available for download on the project details page. 
{% endhint %}

### Output Formats

Results can be returned in the following formats:

* **HTML:** Default for "Arbitrary Website" projects.
* **JSON:** Default for Structured Data sources projects and available for some domains in "Arbitrary Website" projects that have autoparsing enabled. *Applies to the following domains: Amazon, eBay, Google, Redfin and Walmart.*
* **CSV:** Available only for Structured Data sources projects.

### Results delivery and structure

Results will always be delivered as a zipped file.

1. For `Arbitrary Websites` projects, HTML results are wrapped in JSONL.
2. When Autoparse is enabled, or when using `Structured Data` sources, results are delivered as:

* **JSON**, wrapped in **JSONL.**
* **CSV,** delivered as a **CSV** file.

{% hint style="danger" %}
We do not have dedicated parsers for all domains. If you configure a project with `Arbitrary Websites` and enable the **autoparse** feature, you won't receive parsed, structured data for domains that are outside of this list:

*Amazon, eBay, Google, Redfin and Walmart.*
{% endhint %}

{% hint style="success" %}
If you need structured data for domains outside the list above, you can try our AI Parser. It uses LLMs to scan the HTML and extract only the data you need. It is suitable for extracting structured data from virtually any website.
{% endhint %}

### Data Retention

Job results are stored for a limited time - **up to 30 days**. We recommend downloading or processing them soon after they become available. After 30 days, results are automatically deleted and can no longer be accessed.


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