Scraper API · as of 2026-11-05

Decodo

9 plans, 5 Amazon cost rules. decodo.com

Decodo merged its four scraping APIs into one Web Data API (blog, 2025-04-07). The old Core/Advanced split is no longer on the pricing page, which now shows Regular and Enterprise tabs.
Unused requests: no official statement for the API. The general FAQ (proxy plans) says unused traffic is lost on renewal or downgrade and carries over on upgrade.

Price per 1,000 Amazon requests

Cheapest published plan at each monthly volume, USD.

Request	10k	100k	1M	10M	20M	100M
Product	$1.90	$0.990	$0.999	$0.517est.	$0.517est.	$0.517est.
Offers	$1.90	$0.990	$0.999	$0.517est.	$0.517est.	$0.517est.
Search	$1.90	$0.990	$0.999	$0.517est.	$0.517est.	$0.517est.
Reviews	–	–	–	–	–	–
Best sellers	$1.90	$0.990	$0.999	$0.517est.	$0.517est.	$0.517est.
Seller	$1.90	$0.990	$0.999	$0.517est.	$0.517est.	$0.517est.
Price history	–	–	–	–	–	–

Plans

Plan	Price	Allowance	Overage	Concurrency	Unused credits
Regular Free Free Notes Allowance counted in premium-proxy requests, the unit of the "crawls" figure and the Amazon template default: 5,000 x $1.00/1k is about $5. The page also shows up to 10K "pages scraped", which is the same spend on standard-proxy requests. Rates per 1k /scrape requests: standard $0.50, standard + JS $0.75, premium $1.00, premium + JS $1.50. Shown as $0 / month; the page does not say whether the limit resets monthly. Overage terms are not published. The pricing page mentions a 14-day money-back option. Source “$0 / month, 10 req/s, Up to 5K crawls or 10K pages scraped” pricing “Premium proxy $1.00 per 1K requests (Free plan column)” billing	$0/mo	5,000 requests	–	–	Not statedThe pricing page and billing doc do not say whether unused requests expire or roll over. Decodo's general FAQ (written for proxy plans) says unused traffic is lost on renewal or downgrade and moves to the new period on upgrade.
Regular $19 Notes Allowance counted in premium-proxy requests, the unit of the "crawls" figure and the Amazon template default: 19,000 x $1.00/1k is about $19. The page also shows up to 38K "pages scraped", which is the same spend on standard-proxy requests. Rates per 1k /scrape requests: standard $0.50, standard + JS $0.75, premium $1.00, premium + JS $1.50. Overage terms are not published. The pricing page mentions a 14-day money-back option. Source “$19 / month, 10 req/s, Up to 19K crawls or 38K pages scraped” pricing “Premium proxy $1.00 per 1K requests ($19 plan column)” billing	$19/mo	19,000 requests	–	–	Not statedThe pricing page and billing doc do not say whether unused requests expire or roll over. Decodo's general FAQ (written for proxy plans) says unused traffic is lost on renewal or downgrade and moves to the new period on upgrade.
Regular $49 Notes Allowance counted in premium-proxy requests, the unit of the "crawls" figure and the Amazon template default: 65,000 x $0.75/1k is about $49. The page also shows up to 122K "pages scraped", which is the same spend on standard-proxy requests. Rates per 1k /scrape requests: standard $0.40, standard + JS $0.65, premium $0.75, premium + JS $1.25. Overage terms are not published. The pricing page mentions a 14-day money-back option. Source “$49 / month, 25 req/s, Up to 65K crawls or 122K pages scraped” pricing “Premium proxy $0.75 per 1K requests ($49 plan column)” billing	$49/mo	65,000 requests	–	–	Not statedThe pricing page and billing doc do not say whether unused requests expire or roll over. Decodo's general FAQ (written for proxy plans) says unused traffic is lost on renewal or downgrade and moves to the new period on upgrade.
Regular $99 Notes Allowance counted in premium-proxy requests, the unit of the "crawls" figure and the Amazon template default: 141,000 x $0.70/1k is about $99. The page also shows up to 330K "pages scraped", which is the same spend on standard-proxy requests. Rates per 1k /scrape requests: standard $0.30, standard + JS $0.60, premium $0.70, premium + JS $1.10. Overage terms are not published. The pricing page mentions a 14-day money-back option. Source “$99 / month, 50 req/s, Up to 141K crawls or 330K pages scraped” pricing “Premium proxy $0.70 per 1K requests ($99 plan column)” billing	$99/mo	141,000 requests	–	–	Not statedThe pricing page and billing doc do not say whether unused requests expire or roll over. Decodo's general FAQ (written for proxy plans) says unused traffic is lost on renewal or downgrade and moves to the new period on upgrade.
Regular $249 Notes Allowance counted in premium-proxy requests, the unit of the "crawls" figure and the Amazon template default: 383,000 x $0.65/1k is about $249. The page also shows up to 1.2M "pages scraped", which is the same spend on standard-proxy requests. Rates per 1k /scrape requests: standard $0.20, standard + JS $0.55, premium $0.65, premium + JS $1.00. Overage terms are not published. The pricing page mentions a 14-day money-back option. Source “$249 / month, 100 req/s, Up to 383K crawls or 1.2M pages scraped” pricing “Premium proxy $0.65 per 1K requests ($249 plan column)” billing	$249/mo	383,000 requests	–	–	Not statedThe pricing page and billing doc do not say whether unused requests expire or roll over. Decodo's general FAQ (written for proxy plans) says unused traffic is lost on renewal or downgrade and moves to the new period on upgrade.
Regular $499 Notes Allowance counted in premium-proxy requests, the unit of the "crawls" figure and the Amazon template default: 831,000 x $0.60/1k is about $499. The page also shows up to 2.7M "pages scraped", which is the same spend on standard-proxy requests. Rates per 1k /scrape requests: standard $0.18, standard + JS $0.50, premium $0.60, premium + JS $0.95. Overage terms are not published. The pricing page mentions a 14-day money-back option. Source “$499 / month, 150 req/s, Up to 831K crawls or 2.7M pages scraped” pricing “Premium proxy $0.60 per 1K requests ($499 plan column)” billing	$499/mo	831,000 requests	–	–	Not statedThe pricing page and billing doc do not say whether unused requests expire or roll over. Decodo's general FAQ (written for proxy plans) says unused traffic is lost on renewal or downgrade and moves to the new period on upgrade.
Regular $999 Notes Allowance counted in premium-proxy requests, the unit of the "crawls" figure and the Amazon template default: 1,800,000 x $0.55/1k is about $990. The page also shows up to 6.2M "pages scraped", which is the same spend on standard-proxy requests. Rates per 1k /scrape requests: standard $0.16, standard + JS $0.45, premium $0.55, premium + JS $0.90. Overage terms are not published. The pricing page mentions a 14-day money-back option. Source “$999 / month, 200 req/s, Up to 1.8M crawls or 6.2M pages scraped” pricing “Premium proxy $0.55 per 1K requests ($999 plan column)” billing	$999/mo	1,800,000 requests	–	–	Not statedThe pricing page and billing doc do not say whether unused requests expire or roll over. Decodo's general FAQ (written for proxy plans) says unused traffic is lost on renewal or downgrade and moves to the new period on upgrade.
Regular $1,499 Notes Allowance counted in premium-proxy requests, the unit of the "crawls" figure and the Amazon template default: 2,900,000 x $0.50/1k is about $1450. The page also shows up to 9.9M "pages scraped", which is the same spend on standard-proxy requests. Rates per 1k /scrape requests: standard $0.15, standard + JS $0.40, premium $0.50, premium + JS $0.85. Overage terms are not published. The pricing page mentions a 14-day money-back option. Source “$1,499 / month, 200 req/s, Up to 2.9M crawls or 9.9M pages scraped” pricing “Premium proxy $0.50 per 1K requests ($1,499 plan column)” billing	$1,499/mo	2,900,000 requests	–	–	Not statedThe pricing page and billing doc do not say whether unused requests expire or roll over. Decodo's general FAQ (written for proxy plans) says unused traffic is lost on renewal or downgrade and moves to the new period on upgrade.
Enterprise Sales Notes Contact sales; no price or limits published. Source “Chat with us and we'll find the best solution for you” pricing	Quote	–	–	–	Not stated

Cost per Amazon request

Request	Product	Cost	Billed	Notes
Product	Web Data API (/scrape, Amazon templates)	1 requests	Successful only	Target amazon_product. Template default: premium proxy pool, no JS rendering, parse=true. The premium rate matches the "crawls" allowance unit, so 1 request = 1 unit. Standard proxy (about half the rate) and JS rendering (+$0.50/1k) are options; neither is verified for Amazon. Source “All Amazon targets use the Premium Proxy Pool by default.” docs-amazon-templates “You only pay for successful requests.” billing
Offers	Web Data API (/scrape, Amazon templates)	1 requests	Successful only	Target amazon_pricing. Template default: premium proxy pool, no JS rendering, parse=true. The premium rate matches the "crawls" allowance unit, so 1 request = 1 unit. Standard proxy (about half the rate) and JS rendering (+$0.50/1k) are options; neither is verified for Amazon. Source “All Amazon targets use the Premium Proxy Pool by default.” docs-amazon-templates “You only pay for successful requests.” billing
Search	Web Data API (/scrape, Amazon templates)	1 requests	Successful only	Target amazon_search. Template default: premium proxy pool, no JS rendering, parse=true. The premium rate matches the "crawls" allowance unit, so 1 request = 1 unit. Standard proxy (about half the rate) and JS rendering (+$0.50/1k) are options; neither is verified for Amazon. Source “All Amazon targets use the Premium Proxy Pool by default.” docs-amazon-templates “You only pay for successful requests.” billing
Best sellers	Web Data API (/scrape, Amazon templates)	1 requests	Successful only	Target amazon_bestsellers. Template default: premium proxy pool, no JS rendering, parse=true. The premium rate matches the "crawls" allowance unit, so 1 request = 1 unit. Standard proxy (about half the rate) and JS rendering (+$0.50/1k) are options; neither is verified for Amazon. Source “All Amazon targets use the Premium Proxy Pool by default.” docs-amazon-templates “You only pay for successful requests.” billing
Seller	Web Data API (/scrape, Amazon templates)	1 requests	Successful only	Target amazon_sellers. Template default: premium proxy pool, no JS rendering, parse=true. The premium rate matches the "crawls" allowance unit, so 1 request = 1 unit. Standard proxy (about half the rate) and JS rendering (+$0.50/1k) are options; neither is verified for Amazon. Source “All Amazon targets use the Premium Proxy Pool by default.” docs-amazon-templates “You only pay for successful requests.” billing

What the docs say it returns

Request	Product	Supported	Fields
Product	Web Data API (/scrape, Amazon templates)	Yes	id, title, brand, price, list_price, buybox_price, availability, rating, review_count, sales_rank, category, images, variations, descriptionTarget amazon_product, query = ASIN, parse=true. Keys include asin, title, brand, price, price_initial, price_buybox, featured_merchant, stock, rating, reviews_count, sales_rank, category, images, variation. Source “Target type must be set to `amazon_product`.” docs-amazon-product
Offers	Web Data API (/scrape, Amazon templates)	Yes	seller_id, seller_name, price, shipping, conditionTarget amazon_pricing, query = ASIN. Each pricing item has price, seller, seller_id, condition, price_shipping, delivery, price_with_prime. Source “The `amazon_pricing` template is built to obtain Amazon product offer listings.” docs-amazon-pricing
Search	Web Data API (/scrape, Amazon templates)	Yes	id, rank, sponsored, title, price, rating, review_countTarget amazon_search, query = search term. Results split into paid, organic and amazons_choices. Source “The `amazon_search` template is built to obtain Amazon Search results.” docs-amazon-search
Best sellers	Web Data API (/scrape, Amazon templates)	Yes	rank, id, title, priceTarget amazon_bestsellers, query = browse node ID or hyphenated category. The docs parameter table names the target amazon_sellers but the examples use amazon_bestsellers. Source “is built to obtain Amazon Bestsellers pages.” docs-amazon-bestsellers
Seller	Web Data API (/scrape, Amazon templates)	Partial	seller_id, name, ratingTarget amazon_sellers, query = seller ID. Keys: seller_name, business_name, business_address, rating, description; no feedback count listed. Source “The `amazon_sellers` template is built to obtain Amazon Sellers pages.” docs-amazon-sellers

Sources

Id	URL	Kind	Read	How
pricing	decodo.com/scraping/web/pricing	pricing page	2026-11-05	manual
billing	help.decodo.com/docs/web-data-api-billing	docs	2026-11-05	manual
docs-amazon-templates	help.decodo.com/docs/web-scraping-api-amazon-templates	docs	2026-11-05	manual
docs-amazon-product	help.decodo.com/docs/web-scraping-api-amazon-product	docs	2026-11-05	manual
docs-amazon-pricing	help.decodo.com/docs/web-scraping-api-amazon-pricing	docs	2026-11-05	manual
docs-amazon-search	help.decodo.com/docs/web-scraping-api-amazon-search	docs	2026-11-05	manual
docs-amazon-sellers	help.decodo.com/docs/web-scraping-api-amazon-sellers	docs	2026-11-05	manual
docs-amazon-bestsellers	help.decodo.com/docs/web-scraping-api-amazon-bestsellers	docs	2026-11-05	manual
faq-plan-change	decodo.com/faq/billing/can-i-upgrade-or-downgrade-my-subscription-plan	faq	2026-11-05	manual

History

2026-11-05 · version 27c50b82 · manual, published by review in git

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