Scraping Functions (IDE) Pricing

•  Unlimited tests
• Access to pre-built JavaScript functions
• Publish 3 scrapers, up to 100 records each

**The free trial is limited by the number of scraped records.

When a web page is initially rendered, all the data on that page is included in the first-page load. Clicking on a link to load a new page or scrolling through the page to see more data (as a “lazy load”) is a second-page load.

CPM means cost per mil.
1000 page loads = 1 CPM
1 CPM = $5
For example: If you have 100,000-page loads divided by 1000, the CPM will be 100.
100 CPM x $5 = $500 total cost.

By committing to higher collection volumes, you can receive a lower rate. Contact our sales department if you need more help.

Yes. Each approach has its pros and cons. Overall, the choice between browser workers and code workers depends on the specific requirements of the scraping task, including the complexity of the website, the volume of data to be scrapped, and the desired speed and efficiency of the scraping process.

Choose from JSON, NDJSON, CSV, or Microsoft Excel.

You can select your preferred delivery and storage method: API, Webhook, Amazon S3, Google Cloud, Google Cloud Pubsub, Microsoft Azure, or SFTP.

A proxy network is important for web scraping because it allows the scraper to remain anonymous, avoid IP blocking, access geo-restricted content, and improve scraping speed.

It’s important to have an unblocking solution when scraping because many websites have anti-scraping measures that block the scraper’s IP address or require CAPTCHA solving. The unblocking solution implemented within Bright Data’s IDE is designed to bypass these obstacles and continue gathering data without interruption.