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Scrape.do Pricing, Every Plan and the Credit Cost per Request

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Scrape.do pricing starts with a Free plan of 1,000 credits, then Hobby at $29 a month for 250,000 credits, Pro at $99 for 1,250,000, Business at $249 for 3,500,000 and Advanced at $699 for 10,000,000. Every plan includes residential proxies and JavaScript rendering. A plain request costs 1 credit and a residential request with a browser costs 25, so Hobby buys anywhere from 10,000 to 250,000 pages depending on the site.

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figures taken from the Scrape.do pricing page and its request costs documentation; prices in USD before tax

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The plans

Scrape.do plans, prices and credits at a glance

Scrape.do does not gate features by plan. What changes is the credit pool, concurrency and support. The last two columns show what a 25 credit page (residential plus browser) and the effective price per 1,000 credits come to. Confirm current figures on scrape.do/pricing.
Plan Monthly Annual Credits a month Concurrent requests Pages at 25 credits Per 1,000 credits
Free $0 $0 1,000 5 40 -
Hobby $29 $290 ($24.17/mo) 250,000 10 10,000 $0.116
Pro $99 $990 ($82.50/mo) 1,250,000 50 50,000 $0.079
Business $249 $2,490 ($207.50/mo) 3,500,000 100 140,000 $0.071
Advanced $699 $6,990 ($582.50/mo) 10,000,000 200 400,000 $0.070
Enterprise Custom Custom Unlimited Unlimited Custom Custom

Annual billing is 10 months for 12 on every plan except Enterprise, and Scrape.do sets it up by hand through chat or support rather than a checkout toggle. Hobby and Pro include email support, Business adds premium residential and mobile proxies, team management and a dedicated account manager, and Advanced adds custom firewall bypass strategies, an SLA and a dedicated Slack channel. When the monthly credits run out, requests stop until you upgrade or buy more, which keeps the bill fixed but can stall a job.

The meter

How many credits a Scrape.do request costs

The baseline for domains without a special rule comes from the request costs documentation. Failed requests are free; successful means status 2XX, 400, 404 or 410.

Two things move the number without you touching a setting. Some domains have a proxy and render profile turned on server side because that is the only way through, and the request is billed as if you had passed those parameters yourself. The authoritative cost is the Scrape.do-Request-Cost response header, so log it on your first hundred requests before you pick a plan.

Worked bills

Scrape.do cost for three real monthly jobs

Each bill uses the base credit costs above and assumes no retries. Page counts are assumptions, so run a sample before you commit.

Job 1

20,000 listing pages with a browser

Datacenter plus browser is 5 credits, so 20,000 pages is 100,000 credits. That sits well inside Hobby's 250,000, with room for retries on redirects.

$29 a month

$290 a year, about $24.17 a month

Job 2

800 protected pages a day

24,000 pages a month at 25 credits is 600,000 credits. Hobby cannot cover it, so this lands on Pro at $99 for 1,250,000 credits, with more than half left for a second target.

$99 a month

$990 a year

Job 3

100,000 protected pages a month

At 25 credits that is 2,500,000 credits. Pro runs out at 1,250,000, so this needs Business at $249 for 3,500,000. That is $0.0025 per page, which is hard to beat for raw HTML.

$249 a month

$2,490 a year

On raw price per page Scrape.do is among the cheapest in this market, and that is a fair reason to buy it. What none of these bills include is the code that turns HTML into columns, the scheduler, the database and the delivery to a sheet. That is developer time and it is the larger part of the real cost for a team without engineers. Not every recurring data job starts on a website either: if the source is bank PDFs, finance teams can turn PDF and scanned statements into spreadsheets with a dedicated converter.

Compare

Scrape.do pricing next to other ways to buy the same pages

Different meters, so compare what the entry plan gets you for the job you actually have.
Product What you pay for Entry paid plan Parser, schedule and delivery Best for
Scrape.do Successful requests, 1 to 25 credits each $29 for 250,000 credits You build all three Developers who want the lowest price per page and every feature on every plan
ScraperAPI API credits, 1 to 75 per request Hobby $49 for 100,000 credits You build all three Developers who want structured endpoints for large sites
Scrapingdog Credits per request, 5 with JavaScript, 25 with premium proxies Lite $40 for 200,000 credits You build all three Cheap credit API with ready endpoints for Google and Amazon
WebRobot Records delivered Launch $79 for 10,000 records, 5 robots, daily runs Included: describe the columns, rows go to Sheets, Excel, CSV or the API Business teams with no developer to own the script

Per page, Scrape.do is cheaper than WebRobot whenever a developer is on payroll and the parser exists. It stops being cheaper the first time a redesign breaks the selectors and the sheet fills with blanks. For the credit maths of the nearest rivals, see ScraperAPI pricing and Scrapingdog pricing; the web scraping API page lines up every meter we have checked.

Which plan

Which Scrape.do plan to buy, or whether to skip it

  • Hobby fits one developer on a few thousand plain or rendered pages, up to 10 concurrent requests.
  • Pro is the sweet spot at $0.079 per 1,000 credits: up to 50,000 of the hardest pages, with 50 requests at once.
  • Business pays off when your monthly credits pass about 1,250,000, and adds team seats and premium proxies.
  • Skip it if nobody on the team writes code. A pile of HTML is not a report.

The no-code route

WebRobot runs its own browsers and proxies, so there is no credit meter and no parser. You paste a URL and write the columns you want, for example "product, price, stock, rating". The robot follows pagination and detail pages, runs daily on Launch ($79) or hourly on Scale ($249, with logins and change alerts), and writes the rows to a feed your Google Sheets web scraper tab reads with one formula.

The ScraperAPI alternative page shows the same switch for another credit API, and WebRobot pricing lists every limit.

FAQ

Scrape.do pricing questions buyers ask

Scrape.do has a Free plan of 1,000 credits and four paid plans. Hobby is $29 a month for 250,000 credits, Pro $99 for 1,250,000, Business $249 for 3,500,000 and Advanced $699 for 10,000,000. Enterprise is quoted by sales. Annual billing is 10 months for 12, so Hobby is $290 a year.

A credit is the billing unit, charged only for successful requests (status 2XX, 400, 404 and 410). A plain datacenter request costs 1 credit, datacenter with a headless browser 5, residential or mobile proxy 10, and residential with a headless browser 25. Some domains apply a proxy or render profile automatically, so check the Scrape.do-Request-Cost header.

Yes. The Free plan includes 1,000 successful credits a month and 5 concurrent requests, with every feature unlocked, including residential proxies and JavaScript rendering. At 25 credits per residential rendered page that is only 40 pages, so it works for a test and not for a recurring job.

Requests stop unless you upgrade your plan or buy additional credits. Scrape.do says it will contact you when it looks like the credits will not last the month. There is no automatic overage rate on the plans, so a job that overshoots stalls instead of running up a surprise bill.

Per credit, yes, and clearly. Pro costs about $0.08 per 1,000 credits and Business about $0.07, and every plan includes residential proxies and JavaScript rendering with no feature gates. Credit multipliers differ between vendors, so compare cost per finished page for your target sites, not the headline credit count.

Only for a few sites. Scrape.do returns raw HTML, JSON or whatever the target returns, and it offers ready scraper APIs for Amazon, Google, Walmart, YouTube and similar. For any other site, your code has to find the fields, schedule runs, store rows and handle layout changes. That layer is what WebRobot provides.

Skip the parser and get the rows

Describe the columns, check a live run, and get data in Sheets, Excel or the API every day. Plans from $79 a month.