Unlimited Scraper API.

Choose how to pay based on how much you scrape. Our scraper API pricing gives you request-based and flat monthly options, so you can match the plan to how your workload runs. Use request-based pricing for smaller or changing workloads, or move to a flat monthly plan when you need unlimited requests and more parallel processing.

Unlimited plans by concurrency

With an unlimited scraper API plan, you pay a flat monthly price based on concurrency instead of counting requests. More threads let you run more extractions at the same time, while additional work waits in the queue when all threads are busy. This flat rate scraper API model keeps the monthly cost fixed as request volume grows.

$0.20 per 1k requests: when request-based pricing wins

Request-based scraper API pricing starts small and scales with usage, reaching $0.20 per 1k requests on the 5M plan. It works well when scraping volume changes and you would rather pay for the request capacity you need than commit to an unlimited concurrency plan. This keeps web scraping API pricing tied to the volume you plan to process.

Start with scraper API free access before choosing a paid plan. The request-based free tier gives you 1,500 requests each month, while the Unlimited plan has a separate 48-hour free trial with 5 concurrent threads. The scraper API free trial gives you a way to test the unlimited model before moving to a paid plan.

1,500 free requests a month: what counts as a request

One successfully extracted page counts as one request. Batch counts each successful URL and Crawl counts each successful page, while failed extractions are not charged. JS rendering, geo-targeting, and requesting HTML, Markdown, or both do not add extra requests.

No card, no expiry

No card is required to start the monthly free tier. The 1,500 free requests renew each billing month, while purchased Pay As You Go requests do not expire.

Send a URL and get usable web data back. Choose the API based on how much of the web source you need to process:

• Extract for a single page.
• Batch for multiple known URLs.
• Map for discovering links.
• Crawl for collecting content across a site.

JS rendering

Get content from JavaScript-heavy pages without managing a browser yourself. We render the page before extraction, with controls for content that takes longer to load. Learn about JS rendering.

Proxy rotation and retries

Keep proxy handling out of your scraping code. We route requests through our proxy network, with options for proxy type and country targeting. When a request fails, the API tells you whether the error is retryable, so your application can decide when to try again. Learn about proxy and geo-targeting.

HTML, Markdown or JSON output

Get page content as HTML or clean Markdown depending on what you need next. API responses are returned as JSON, so the extracted content is easy to pass into the rest of your workflow. Learn about output formats.

Use Scraper API when you want to send a URL and get web content back. Choose proxies when you already have your own scraper, browser, or automation and only need the IP layer.

Keep scraping costs low as usage grows. Our request-based pricing gives you a lower-cost entry point, with unlimited plans available when concurrency becomes more important than request volume.

Prices checked September 19, 2026. Based on the first paid option for each provider.

Firecrawl and ScraperAPI use credits for usage, while the table converts their first paid options into a comparable per 1k cost.

Start with an API key from your Geonode dashboard, then send a request with the X-Api-Key header. The /v1/extract endpoint accepts the URL and extraction options. This example extracts both Markdown and HTML from a page.

cURL

curl -X POST "https://scraper.geonode.io/v1/extract" \
  -H "X-Api-Key: YOUR_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
    "url": "https://example.com",
    "formats": ["markdown", "html"]
  }'

Python

import requests
response = requests.post(
    "https://scraper.geonode.io/v1/extract",
    headers={"X-Api-Key": "YOUR_API_KEY"},
    json={
        "url": "https://example.com",
        "formats": ["markdown", "html"]
    }
)

print(response.json())

For authentication, API selection, and the full setup, see the Scraper API Quick Start Guide.