Seed URLs and expected page coverage
Start with seed URLs, discovery rules, and the expected number of eligible pages in each run.
Web access APIs · Custom pricing
Scope the collection from seed URLs to delivered output. A Crawl API plan reflects coverage, frequency, page execution, result volume, and the operating requirements behind a dependable crawl.
Custom pricing
Custom pricing turns the operating profile into a clear proposal. Share the inputs that affect capacity, execution, delivery, and support so the plan matches production.
Request a quoteBring representative sources, targets, or delivery requirements.
Map volume, cadence, concurrency, coverage, and outputs.
Include quality, support, security, destination, and contracting needs.
Review the configuration and commercial scope as one proposal.
Cost drivers
Use these four inputs to compare plans or prepare a quote with less guesswork and a clearer production fit.
Start with seed URLs, discovery rules, and the expected number of eligible pages in each run.
Define recrawl cadence and change-detection needs from the freshness target for delivered results.
Identify page groups that require JavaScript execution so the crawl profile reflects their runtime.
Map result volume, output format, destination, and support into the complete delivery workflow.
Choose your path
Move from representative evidence to a commercial path without over-sizing the first step.
Test discovery rules and output on a representative site section.
Plan repeatable coverage and cadence for monitored web sources.
Coordinate crawl scope, rendering, outputs, delivery, and support end to end.
Pricing FAQ
Use these answers to choose the buying path and prepare a representative evaluation or pricing brief.
Pricing reflects expected page coverage, crawl frequency, rendering mix, result volume, delivery requirements, and support.
Provide representative seed URLs, inclusion and exclusion rules, expected coverage, recrawl schedule, rendering needs, output format, and destination.
Yes. Identify pages that require browser execution so runtime and resource needs can be represented in the crawl plan.
Yes. A focused pilot helps validate discovery rules, page coverage, outputs, and crawl behavior before expanding the collection.
Scraper API uses published plans for individual page requests. Crawl API is scoped around a complete multi-page collection, including discovery, coverage, cadence, and delivery.
Der nächste Schritt
Bring the sources, volume, execution, delivery, and support profile for a focused configuration and quote.