Web scraper API, from $0.24 per 1,000 requests

What is a web scraper API?

A web scraper API takes the URL of a page you want to collect and returns its content. The API handles IP rotation, blocks, retries and JavaScript rendering, so you do not have to manage proxies and browsers yourself.

The WING PROXY Web Scraper API assigns residential IPs automatically and returns results as HTML or JSON. You only pay for requests that successfully return the page you asked for.

Managing proxies yourself means handling IP health, retry timing and browser fingerprints. The Web Scraper API does all of this in a single request, so developers can focus on what to do with the data.

Monthly plans start at $0.50 per 1,000 requests and go down to $0.24 per 1,000 requests on larger plans.

How much does a web scraper API cost per 1,000 requests?

The Web Scraper API costs from $0.50 down to $0.24 per 1,000 requests, depending on your monthly plan. Larger plans include more results per month at a lower price per 1,000.

The Scale plan at $0.24 per 1,000 is 52% lower than the Starter plan at $0.50. As your monthly volume grows, moving up a tier lets you collect far more data on the same budget.

The monthly fee is paid from a balance topped up with USDT (TRC20), and you can spread requests freely within your monthly result count.

How does a web scraper API work?

Send a request with a URL, and the API picks a suitable IP and browser environment, opens the page, retries if it gets an empty page or block screen, and returns only successful results. You just store and analyze what comes back.

Pages that render content with JavaScript are opened like a browser would, and you get the content after the page fully renders. No need to run and manage your own headless browser.

The API varies devices and browser environments to open pages like a normal visit, which raises the chance of getting the content you want instead of a block screen.

• Send a request with the URL and options (country, output format)
• The API assigns an IP and opens the page
• Blocks and failures are retried automatically
• Get successful results as HTML or JSON

What data can a web scraper API collect?

You can collect most publicly available web pages. Common examples are marketplace products and prices, public social media posts, job listings, real estate and travel prices, and news and blog posts.

Specify a country in your request to get the page as visitors from that country see it. This is especially useful for comparing prices or stock across countries.

You can also pick out repeating lists and tables from the HTML and keep only the fields you need. Get results as JSON, CSV or HTML and load them straight into your existing database or analytics tools.

Teams often use this API to compare the same product across international marketplaces by country, or to gather job listings by role and region to analyze hiring trends.

Information that changes daily, like real estate listings and hotel and flight prices, can be collected on a schedule so you can analyze price trends by date.

How is it different from scraping with your own proxies?

Scraping on your own means building proxy management, retry rules and browser settings yourself. The Web Scraper API does this for you, so your scraping code is shorter and there is less to maintain when site structures change.

Pricing is based on successful results, so failed requests cost nothing. The larger your scale and the more varied your target sites, the more the API approach pays off.

Even when requests pile up, the API sends them in order so your jobs run to completion. It fits scheduled reports and price tracking that need to stay on schedule.

If you already run your own scraper, you can move only the sites that block often to the API. Keep easy sites as they are and send only the hard ones to the API to save on both cost and maintenance.

What is included in web scraper API pricing?

Every plan includes the same features you need for scraping.

Upgrading keeps the same features and changes only your monthly result count and price per 1,000. Start on a small plan to test your setup, then move to a larger plan with the same code.

• Pay only for successful results
• Block handling and automatic retries
• JavaScript rendering
• Country targeted requests
• HTML or JSON output
• Automatic residential IP assignment
• API key authentication
• Usage tracking in your dashboard

Which web scraper API plan should I choose?

Estimate how many results you need per month, then pick a plan with a little headroom. Around 700 a day fits Starter, around 4,000 a day fits Growth, and around 13,000 a day fits Pro.

For more than 4,000,000 per month, we set your result count and request rate on a custom plan. Payment comes from a balance topped up with USDT (TRC20), and the API docs include code examples in curl, Python and Node.js.

A monthly plan covers the results you use in that month. Move up a tier in busy months and switch to a fitting tier in slower months to match cost to usage.

All prices are in USD. If you move up a tier before using all your results, the rest of the period continues at the lower price.

How do I get started with the web scraper API?

Sign up with an account token, top up your balance with USDT (TRC20) and choose a plan to create an API key. Add your key to the example code in the API docs and send your first request right away.

Create API keys in your dashboard and regenerate them at any time. Once your first top-up is credited, Support also opens, where you can ask about the best request setup for your targets.

• Create an account token with the sign up button
• Top up your balance with USDT (TRC20) ($50 to $10,000)
• Choose a plan that fits your monthly result count
• Create an API key and send your first request with the example code