Scraping-Bot review

Yes. A free plan is listed, and the free plan is the entry model for the service. It is aimed at small businesses that want to test scraping before committing to a paid tier, which suits first-time users evaluating the API.

Paid plans start at €22. That sits above the €13.15 median across the site, so the free plan is where most of the value sits for small businesses testing the tool.

The free plan includes 500 API credits on Free plan. Beyond that, usage is a paid concern, so teams with recurring, larger scraping jobs should plan on a paid plan rather than the free allowance.

It ranks at position 183 of 307 brands ranked on starting price, and the automation ranking has a median of €19.65. Its own entry price of €22 sits close to that group median.

The audience is small business, which matches teams doing lead research, price monitoring or data collection. Anyone needing a broader type of automation would be better served by a different kind of tool, such as Infloww at $40.

Support runs on email and help centre. There is a help centre for self-serve answers plus email, and no live chat or phone line is listed, so time-sensitive questions go by email.

The company is registered in France and trades as SOSTAG. There are no licences or certifications listed here, so buyers with a compliance requirement should ask the vendor directly.

It depends on volume. The free plan carries 500 API credits on Free plan, which suits a trial workload, but recurring jobs at higher volume push a team to paid plans starting at €22.