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Scraper API · as of 2026-11-05

ScraperAPI

8 plans, 4 Amazon cost rules. www.scraperapi.com

Price per 1,000 Amazon requests

Cheapest published plan at each monthly volume, USD.

Request10k100k1M10M20M100M
Product$4.90$1.49$0.475$0.459est.$0.459est.$0.459est.
Offers$4.90$1.49$0.475$0.459est.$0.459est.$0.459est.
Search$4.90$1.49$0.475$0.459est.$0.459est.$0.459est.
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Plans

PlanPriceAllowanceOverageConcurrencyUnused credits
Free trial Free
Notes

The pricing header says 5,000 credits; the FAQ says 1,000 free credits with 5 concurrent connections. These conflict.

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“Start collecting data with our 7-day trial and 5,000 API credits. No credit card required.” pricing
“get 1,000 free API credits (with a maximum of 5 concurrent connections)” pricing
$0/mo5,000 credits – 5Lapse after 7 days7-day trial; whether the 1,000-credit free plan in the FAQ recurs monthly is not stated.
Hobby
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Yearly billing is published at $44.10 per month, billed annually. Can auto-upgrade to the next plan when credits run out; otherwise scraping pauses until credits renew.

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“Hobby $49/month, 100,000 API credits, 20 concurrent threads” pricing
$49/mo100,000 credits – 20Lapse monthlyFAQ: "No, your ScraperAPI credit balance resets when your subscription renews." Credits do not roll over.
Startup
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Yearly billing is published at $134.10 per month, billed annually. Can auto-upgrade to the next plan when credits run out; otherwise scraping pauses until credits renew.

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“Startup $149/month, 1,000,000 API credits, 50 concurrent threads” pricing
$149/mo1,000,000 credits – 50Lapse monthlyFAQ: "No, your ScraperAPI credit balance resets when your subscription renews." Credits do not roll over.
Business
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Yearly billing is published at $269.10 per month, billed annually. Can auto-upgrade to the next plan when credits run out; otherwise scraping pauses until credits renew.

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“Business $299/month, 3,000,000 API credits, 100 concurrent threads” pricing
$299/mo3,000,000 credits – 100Lapse monthlyFAQ: "No, your ScraperAPI credit balance resets when your subscription renews." Credits do not roll over.
Scaling
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Yearly billing is published at $427.50 per month, billed annually. Can auto-upgrade to the next plan when credits run out; otherwise scraping pauses until credits renew. Pay-as-you-go beyond the allowance at a fixed per-credit rate, up to a spending cap you set; the rate is not published.

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“Scaling $475/month, 5,000,000 API credits, 200 concurrent threads” pricing
$475/mo5,000,000 credits – 200Lapse monthlyFAQ: "No, your ScraperAPI credit balance resets when your subscription renews." Credits do not roll over.
Professional
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Yearly billing is published at $877.50 per month, billed annually. Can auto-upgrade to the next plan when credits run out; otherwise scraping pauses until credits renew. Pay-as-you-go beyond the allowance at a fixed per-credit rate, up to a spending cap you set; the rate is not published.

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“Professional $975/month, 10,500,000 API credits, 300 concurrent threads” pricing
$975/mo10,500,000 credits – 300Lapse monthlyFAQ: "No, your ScraperAPI credit balance resets when your subscription renews." Credits do not roll over.
Advanced
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Yearly billing is published at $1777.50 per month, billed annually. Pay-as-you-go beyond the allowance at a fixed per-credit rate, up to a spending cap you set; the rate is not published.

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“Advanced $1,975/month, 21,500,000 API credits, 500 concurrent threads” pricing
$1,975/mo21,500,000 credits – 500Lapse monthlyFAQ: "No, your ScraperAPI credit balance resets when your subscription renews." Credits do not roll over.
Enterprise Sales
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Pricing page lists 22,000,000+ credits and 500+ threads; price is custom.

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“For complete control and flexibility with personalized pricing.” pricing
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Cost per Amazon request

RequestProductCostBilledNotes
ProductStructured Data Endpoints (Amazon)5 creditsSuccessful onlyDocs list Amazon as an E-Commerce domain at 5 credits per request and give no separate price for the structured endpoints; assumes no premium or render flag (premium=true is 10, render=true is 10, both 25).
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“E-Commerce | Amazon, Walmart, eBay | 5” docs-credits
“We only charge for successful requests (200 and 404 status codes)” docs-credits
SearchStructured Data Endpoints (Amazon)5 creditsSuccessful onlyDocs list Amazon as an E-Commerce domain at 5 credits per request and give no separate price for the structured endpoints; assumes no premium or render flag (premium=true is 10, render=true is 10, both 25).
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“E-Commerce | Amazon, Walmart, eBay | 5” docs-credits
“We only charge for successful requests (200 and 404 status codes)” docs-credits
OffersStructured Data Endpoints (Amazon)5 creditsSuccessful onlyDocs list Amazon as an E-Commerce domain at 5 credits per request and give no separate price for the structured endpoints; assumes no premium or render flag (premium=true is 10, render=true is 10, both 25).
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“E-Commerce | Amazon, Walmart, eBay | 5” docs-credits
“We only charge for successful requests (200 and 404 status codes)” docs-credits
ProductScraping API (raw HTML)5 creditsSuccessful onlyRaw HTML fetch of an Amazon URL at 5 credits with no premium or render flag (docs do not say Amazon requires one). premium=true is 10, render=true is 10, both 25.
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“E-Commerce | Amazon, Walmart, eBay | 5” docs-credits
“We only charge for successful requests (200 and 404 status codes)” docs-credits

What the docs say it returns

RequestProductSupportedFields
ProductStructured Data Endpoints (Amazon)Yesid, title, brand, description, images, categorySample response has no top-level price or rating field.
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“Amazon Product API” docs-product
SearchStructured Data Endpoints (Amazon)Yesid, rank, title, price, rating, review_countSample items carry asin, position, name, price, stars, total_reviews; no sponsored flag.
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“from Amazon search page and transform it into usable JSON.” docs-search
OffersStructured Data Endpoints (Amazon)Yesseller_name, price, shipping, fulfillment, primeCondition is an input filter (F_NEW, F_USED_GOOD and so on), not an output field.
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“will retrieve offers for a specified product from an Amazon offers page” docs-offers
ReviewsStructured Data Endpoints (Amazon)PartialThe product endpoint docs mention reviews; no dedicated reviews endpoint is listed and the sample reviews array is empty.
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“"all publicly available" reviews for an Amazon product page (ASIN)” docs-product
ProductScraping API (raw HTML)PartialRaw HTML of any Amazon URL; parsing is up to the caller.
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“E-Commerce | Amazon, Walmart, eBay | 5” docs-credits

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