UseScraper VS WebCrawler API

UseScraper Pricing

WebCrawler API Pricing

UseScraper

• Scraper API: Scrape any webpage quickly and efficiently.
• Crawler API: Crawl entire websites at high speed.
• JavaScript Rendering: Uses a real Chrome browser to process dynamic content.
• Multiple Output Formats: Extract data in plain text, HTML, or markdown.
• Multi-site Crawling: Include multiple websites in one crawl job request.
• Exclude Pages: Exclude specific URLs from a crawl with glob patterns.
• Exclude Site Elements: Write CSS selectors to exclude repetitive content from pages.
• Webhook Updates: Get notified on crawl job status and completion.
• Output Data Store: Access crawler results via API.
• Auto Expire Data: Set an auto expiry on data that you've saved to your own data store.

WebCrawler API

• Automated Web Crawling: Provide a URL to crawl entire websites automatically.
• Multiple Output Formats: Delivers content in Markdown, Text, or HTML.
• LLM Data Preparation: Optimized for collecting data to train AI models.
• Handles Crawling Complexities: Manages JavaScript rendering, anti-bot measures (CAPTCHAs, IP blocks), link handling, and scaling.
• Developer-Friendly API: Easy integration with code examples for various languages.
• Included Proxy: Unlimited proxy usage included with the service.
• Data Cleaning: Converts raw HTML into clean text or Markdown.

UseScraper Use Cases

• Extracting data from websites for market research.
• Gathering content for AI model training.
• Monitoring website changes for competitive analysis.
• Collecting product information from e-commerce sites.
• Archiving web content for compliance or record-keeping.

WebCrawler API Use Cases

• Training Large Language Models (LLMs)
• Data acquisition for AI development
• Automated content extraction from websites
• Market research data gathering
• Competitor analysis
• Building custom datasets

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