Scrapingdog

Overview

ScrapingDog is a web scraping API that extracts data from various sources, utilizing dedicated APIs, headless browser technology, and extensive proxy support. It converts web pages into structured formats for seamless integration with AI applications.

From the official site

Scrapingdog is your all-in-one Web Scraping API, effortlessly managing proxies and headless browsers, allowing you to extract the data you need with ease.

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Key points from the official site

• Community Support
• Email Support
• No Team Support
• Priority Email Support
• Real Browser Rendering
• Built-in CAPTCHA Solving

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Official FAQ

What Is Scrapingdog?

Scrapingdog is a web scraping API that lets you scrape data from a source you desire. When you need data in bulk, you can use a web scraping API. We have multiple dedicated APIs built to extract data from different platforms, including Google Search, Profile Scraper & Amazon Product Data that give you output in parsed JSON format.

What happens if my credits run out before my monthly billing cycle ends?

If you use up your credits before the end of your current subscription cycle, you have two options: Add one-time credits from your dashboard. These credits are valid only until your current subscription cycle ends. Upgrade to a higher plan if you need more recurring credits every month.

Do you need multiple subscriptions for extracting data from different scraping APIs?

No, you only need a single account to use our dedicated scrapers. For example, if you want to use both the Google Scraper API and the LinkedIn Scraper API simultaneously, you can do so with one account. However, please note that Scrapingdog operates on a credit system, and each dedicated scraper has different credit usage per call request. For more information on the credit system, please refer to

What happens if a request fails?

We only charge for successful requests. If your request fails credits in your account remain intact.

Can your API handle large volumes of concurrent requests without impacting performance or reliability?

Yes, our API is built to handle high volumes of concurrent requests while maintaining performance and reliability. We process millions of requests every month with stable uptime.

What's the difference between credits and requests?

Each API request consumes a certain number of credits based on the dedicated API you're using. For example the Google Search API costs 5 credits per request. So, if you make one request to the Google Search API, it will deduct 5 credits from the available credits in your account. The number of credits required per request can vary depending on the specific API you're using. You can find more detai

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