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ScrapeOps Alternative with Full Technology Ownership & 98% Success Rate

Looking for a reliable ScrapeOps alternative for web scraping? While ScrapeOps aggregates third-party proxies, Scrapfly owns the entire technology stack — proxies, browsers, fingerprinting, and challenge solving — delivering 98% success on protected sites.

98% success rate on protected sites — full stack ownership, not proxy aggregation
Free trial: 1,000 API credits to test on your targets, no credit card required
Bypass restoration in days: We own the anti-bot tech, no third-party proxy dependencies
AI-powered Extraction API: Transform HTML to structured data automatically
50% bandwidth savings: Proxy Saver reduces residential proxy costs significantly
No credit card required • Full API access

Which Protected Sites Does Scrapfly Handle?

Scrapfly achieves 98% success across protected sites where most APIs struggle. Scrapeway benchmarks test all major web scraping APIs using default configurations.

E-commerce

Walmart 100%
Etsy 100%
Amazon 97%
StockX 96%

Professional & Jobs

LinkedIn 97%
Indeed 100%
Glassdoor 97%
Booking 95%

Real Estate

Zillow 99%
Realtor 99%
Redfin 98%

Why Scrapfly Achieves 98% Success

Scrapfly's Anti-Scraping Protection (ASP) delivers consistent results on the most challenging targets like LinkedIn, Walmart, Zillow, and more. We own the full technology stack (proxies, browsers, fingerprinting, challenge solving), which means we can restore bypasses in days when anti-bot systems update, not weeks.

Full Stack Ownership
  • Active anti-bot monitoring 24/7
  • Bypass restoration in days, not weeks
  • No third-party proxy dependencies
  • Real browser TLS fingerprint matching
Protected Sites We Handle

Quick Comparison: Scrapfly vs ScrapeOps

What matters most for production web scraping: success rate on protected sites, cost efficiency, and reliability with JavaScript rendering.

Metric Scrapfly ScrapeOps
Success Rate (Protected Sites) 98% N/A
Entry Price $30/mo $9/mo
Free Trial 1,000 API credits 1,000 credits
Technology Ownership Full stack (proxies, browsers, fingerprinting) Third-party proxy aggregation
Bandwidth Optimization Proxy Saver (50% savings)
Extraction API AI-powered data extraction

Success rate data from Scrapeway benchmark (at time of writing)

How Scrapfly's ASP Works

Scrapfly's Anti-Scraping Protection (ASP) achieves 98% success using stealth browser technology that mimics genuine browser behavior. Enable asp=True and the system handles everything automatically.

Real Browser Fingerprints

Matches authentic Chrome and Firefox signatures including TLS/JA3 fingerprints, HTTP/2 fingerprints, WebGL properties, and canvas rendering.

Adaptive Challenge Solving

Automatically solves Cloudflare, DataDome, and PerimeterX challenges. Recognizes challenge types and submits valid solutions.

Session Intelligence

Reuses unblocked stealth browser sessions when possible, reducing costs while maintaining high success rates.

ASP runs in dedicated cloud browser instances with full JavaScript execution and persistent sessions. Test your fingerprint with our free fingerprinting tools.

Transparent Pricing for Protected Sites

Scrapfly's ASP costs 30+ credits per request, varying by target complexity. You pay for what's actually needed, not a flat premium rate. View full pricing details.

Configuration Scrapfly ScrapeOps
Datacenter, no JS 1 credit 1 credit
Datacenter + JS rendering 6 credits 5 credits
Residential + JS rendering 30 credits 25 credits
ASP on protected sites 30+ credits (varies by target) 25 credits (JS + premium)
Why varying costs work better: Scraping Zillow requires different anti-bot handling than a basic e-commerce site. Scrapfly's ASP adjusts to actual complexity. You're not overpaying for simpler protected sites.

Why Developers Choose Scrapfly Over ScrapeOps

Teams move from proxy aggregation to full-stack scraping for the reliability, then stay for the production features.

Full Technology Ownership vs Aggregation

ScrapeOps aggregates third-party proxy providers and routes requests through them. Scrapfly owns the entire stack: proxies, browsers, fingerprinting, and challenge solving.

When anti-bot systems update, we restore bypasses in days because we control every layer. No waiting on third-party providers.

Bypass restoration in days, not weeks

Bandwidth Optimization with Proxy Saver

Residential proxies charge $6-15 per GB. At 1 million requests averaging 500KB, you're transferring ~500GB monthly.

Proxy Saver blocks junk traffic, stubs images/CSS, and caches responses, cutting bandwidth by 50%.

$1,500 saved per million requests

AI-Powered Extraction API

Stop maintaining fragile XPath and CSS selectors. Scrapfly's Extraction API transforms raw HTML into structured data:

  • Auto-extraction: Automatically detect and extract data
  • LLM extraction: Natural language prompts for complex data
  • Template extraction: Reusable extraction rules
No selector maintenance required

Migration Takes 2 Hours

Most teams migrate from ScrapeOps to Scrapfly in under 2 hours with zero downtime and no data loss.

Migration Process

  1. Sign up for free 1,000 API credits
  2. Install the SDK (Python, TypeScript, Go, or Scrapy)
  3. Update client initialization and request parameters
  4. Test on your critical targets

Run both services in parallel during testing. Test Scrapfly on your targets while ScrapeOps handles production traffic.

See the full migration guide

Quick Migration Preview (Python)
# ScrapeOps → Scrapfly: Simple parameter changes
from scrapfly import ScrapflyClient, ScrapeConfig

client = ScrapflyClient(key='YOUR_API_KEY')
result = client.scrape(ScrapeConfig(
    url='https://web-scraping.dev/products',
    render_js=True,      # Replaces render=true
    asp=True,            # Anti-bot bypass (Scrapfly exclusive)
    country='us',        # Same geotargeting
    proxy_pool='public_residential_pool'  # Replaces residential=true
))
print(result.content)
Complete Migration Guide

Full parameter mapping, multiple language examples, and AI-assisted migration tool:

View Full Migration Guide

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Scrapfly really achieve 98% success on protected sites?

Yes. Scrapeway benchmarks all major web scraping APIs on identical protected targets, consistently showing Scrapfly achieving 98% success. This includes sites like LinkedIn, Walmart, Zillow, and Glassdoor where anti-bot protection is most aggressive.

Can I test Scrapfly on my specific targets before committing?

Yes. The free plan includes 1,000 API credits with no credit card required. Test your exact targets before upgrading.

How is Scrapfly different from ScrapeOps's proxy aggregation model?

ScrapeOps aggregates multiple third-party proxy providers and routes your requests through them. Scrapfly takes a fundamentally different approach: we own the entire technology stack — proxies, browsers, fingerprinting, and challenge solving. This means when anti-bot systems update, we can restore bypasses in days rather than weeks, because we control every layer of the stack. The result is 98% success on protected sites.

Does Scrapfly offer proxy monitoring like ScrapeOps?

Scrapfly provides comprehensive request monitoring and analytics through its dashboard. You get real-time request logs with full details, success rate tracking, and cost analysis. While ScrapeOps focuses on comparing proxy providers, Scrapfly eliminates the need for proxy management entirely — our ASP technology automatically selects the best proxy type and configuration for each target.

How does ScrapeOps pricing compare to Scrapfly?

ScrapeOps starts at $9/mo while Scrapfly starts at $30/mo. But the real difference is in what you get: Scrapfly includes Anti-Scraping Protection, Extraction API, Proxy Saver, and official SDKs — all included. With ScrapeOps, you're paying for proxy aggregation and still need to handle anti-bot protection yourself. Scrapfly also doesn't charge for failed requests.

How does Scrapfly handle heavily protected sites?

Our ASP (Anti-Scraping Protection) automatically adapts to Cloudflare, DataDome, PerimeterX, and custom anti-bot systems by matching real browser TLS handshakes, fingerprints, and HTTP headers. No manual configuration required.

Why is ScrapeOps not working on protected sites?

Proxy rotation alone isn't enough to bypass modern anti-bot systems like Cloudflare, DataDome, and PerimeterX. These systems fingerprint browsers at the TLS, HTTP/2, and JavaScript levels. ScrapeOps relies on third-party proxies for access, but Scrapfly's ASP technology matches real browser signatures at every layer, achieving 98% success on the most challenging targets.

What happens when a request fails?

Scrapfly provides detailed error diagnostics showing why requests fail (blocks, timeouts, site issues). Automatic retries handle transient failures, and you're not charged for unsuccessful requests.

Does Scrapfly support JavaScript rendering?

Yes. Scrapfly uses dedicated cloud browser instances with headless browser JavaScript rendering for dynamic content. Enable the render_js parameter to capture content from React, Vue.js, Angular apps and SPAs.

What proxies does Scrapfly include?

Scrapfly includes residential and datacenter proxies in all plans. Both rotate across 50+ countries. All proxies are included in API credits with no separate fees. New to proxies? See our introduction to proxies in web scraping.

Does Scrapfly have an Extraction API?

Yes. Scrapfly's Extraction API transforms raw HTML into structured JSON data automatically. Choose from auto-extraction for common data types, LLM-powered extraction using natural language prompts, or template-based extraction with reusable rules.

Can I integrate Scrapfly with no-code tools?

Yes. Scrapfly integrates with Zapier, Make.com, and n8n for no-code automation workflows.

Start For Free Today

Test Scrapfly on your targets before committing.

  • 1,000 free API credits
  • No credit card required
  • Full API access
  • Migration support
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Methodology Note: Scrapeway benchmarks test web scraping APIs using default, out-of-the-box configurations, representing the real-world experience developers encounter when first integrating an API.