ZenRows

ZenRows sells an outcome rather than a resource. The others here hand you rotating addresses and leave the hard part — headless browsers, fingerprinting, CAPTCHAs, the arms race against bot detection — as your problem.

ZenRows takes a URL and returns the HTML, with rotation, browser rendering and anti-bot bypass behind one API call. For a team whose product happens to need public web data, that is considerably less to maintain than a proxy pool plus the scraping stack around it.

ZenRows, S.L. is registered in Getxo, Bizkaia, and its privacy policy is written against the Spanish LOPDGDD alongside GDPR, so the controller sits unambiguously inside the EU.

The exit nodes are global, as they have to be for the product to work at all — a scraper that only ever appears to come from Spain is of limited use — so this is EU jurisdiction over the company and the contract, not EU-only routing. Pricing runs on credits: 5,000 a month free without a card, then $16 a month for 45,000. The entry cost is genuinely low; heavy use needs modelling rather than a flat subscription.

What ZenRows does well

• Anti-bot bypass, browser rendering and rotation behind a single API call
• Spanish company under GDPR and LOPDGDD, controller inside the EU
• Free tier of 5,000 credits a month, no card required
• Cheaper to start than renting a pool and building the scraper around it

Where ZenRows falls short

• Credit pricing is hard to predict on large or irregular workloads
• Global exit nodes, so no EU-only routing guarantee
• An abstraction: less control than raw proxies when a site needs custom handling

Standout feature. Sells the result rather than the resource — the anti-bot problem handled, not proxies to aim at it.