ScrapeOps
Irish proxy aggregator that picks the best of 20+ providers per request, plus scraper monitoring
Quick Overview
| Company | ScrapeOps Limited |
|---|---|
| Category | Proxy & Networking |
| Headquarters | Ireland |
| EU Presence | EU (Ireland) |
| Data Location | EU-headquartered, aggregates third-party proxy networks worldwide |
| Open Source | No |
| Pricing | Web Scraping API Aggregator: 1,000 free credits, paid plans on request; Residential Proxy Aggregator: 100MB free, paid plans on request; monitoring, job scheduling and AI scraper builder included at no charge |
| Free Option | Free: 1,000 scraping credits, 100MB proxy traffic |
| Replaces | Bright Data, manually managing multiple proxy vendors |
Detailed Review
ScrapeOps does something none of the other providers in this category do: it does not operate its own proxy network at all.
It is an aggregator, routing requests across more than 20 third-party proxy and scraping-API providers and picking whichever performs best for a given request, alongside free job scheduling, a monitoring dashboard and an AI-assisted scraper code generator. For a team already choosing between Oxylabs, Decodo, ZenRows and everything else on this page, ScrapeOps is a way to stop choosing and let the routing layer decide instead.
That model is genuinely different rather than a smaller version of what Zyte or Apify sell: Zyte manages rotation within its own network, ScrapeOps manages selection across other people's networks, several of which are not European at all. The monitoring and job scheduling tools are free and usable on their own, which makes ScrapeOps worth trying even for a team that already has a proxy vendor picked.
ScrapeOps Limited is registered in Ireland under company number 723170, so the company and the contract sit under GDPR directly — but because the product's whole job is routing across other providers' networks, the jurisdiction of the request itself depends on whichever underlying vendor handles it, a materially different guarantee from buying proxies straight from a single EU-based network. Free tiers cover 1,000 scraping credits and 100MB of proxy traffic; paid pricing beyond that is not published on the site.
What ScrapeOps does well
- Routes across 20+ proxy and scraping-API providers automatically
- Free monitoring dashboard, job scheduling and AI scraper builder
- Useful even alongside an existing proxy vendor
- Irish company, EU jurisdiction under GDPR
- Removes the need to evaluate every provider individually
Where ScrapeOps falls short
- Owns no proxy network of its own
- Underlying providers it routes to are not all European
- Paid pricing beyond the free tier is not published
- A meta-layer, not a direct alternative to Oxylabs or Decodo
Standout feature. The only tool here that does not sell proxies at all — it picks the best of 20+ other vendors for you.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Routes across 20+ proxy and scraping-API providers automatically
- Free monitoring dashboard, job scheduling and AI scraper builder
- Useful even alongside an existing proxy vendor
- Irish company, EU jurisdiction under GDPR
- Removes the need to evaluate every provider individually
Cons
- Owns no proxy network of its own
- Underlying providers it routes to are not all European
- Paid pricing beyond the free tier is not published
- A meta-layer, not a direct alternative to Oxylabs or Decodo
Alternatives to ScrapeOps
Frequently Asked Questions
What is ScrapeOps?
ScrapeOps does something none of the other providers in this category do: it does not operate its own proxy network at all.
It is an aggregator, routing requests across more than 20 third-party proxy and scraping-API providers and picking whichever performs best for a given request, alongside free job scheduling, a monitoring dashboard and an AI-assisted scraper code generator. For a team already choosing between Oxylabs, Decodo, ZenRows and everything else on this page, ScrapeOps is a way to stop choosing and let the routing layer decide instead.
Where is ScrapeOps based?
ScrapeOps operates from Ireland, which places it under EU (Ireland).
What does ScrapeOps cost?
Web Scraping API Aggregator: 1,000 free credits, paid plans on request; Residential Proxy Aggregator: 100MB free, paid plans on request; monitoring, job scheduling and AI scraper builder included at no charge. Free: 1,000 scraping credits, 100MB proxy traffic.
Who is ScrapeOps best for?
Teams that want one API routing across many proxy vendors instead of picking one. The only tool here that does not sell proxies at all — it picks the best of 20+ other vendors for you.
What are the drawbacks of ScrapeOps?
Owns no proxy network of its own. Underlying providers it routes to are not all European. Paid pricing beyond the free tier is not published. A meta-layer, not a direct alternative to Oxylabs or Decodo.