Compare Crawlora's documented, platform-specific public web data APIs with HasData's managed scraping pipeline — 40 API endpoints, 30 no-code visual scrapers, AI-powered URL-to-JSON extraction, and ready-made datasets, all on one credit-weighted subscription.
Benchmark
We ran Crawlora’s /web/scrape endpoint once against a stratified sample of 30 public URLs (docs, e-commerce, and anti-bot-protected sites), with the cache bypassed. 21/30 requests returned usable content.
This is Crawlora's own measured reliability on a single disclosed run — not a head-to-head benchmark against Firecrawl, Scrapfly, or any other named competitor. We don't hold API keys for competitor products and won't publish a number for a tool we haven't actually run.
Internally conducted benchmark, run . Last verified . Full methodology and per-URL results.
Short verdict
Crawlora is stronger when a source is in its documented catalog and you want normalized JSON with no parsing and no separate no-code tooling to license. HasData is stronger when you want to combine API endpoints, no-code scrapers, AI-powered arbitrary-URL extraction, and datasets under one plan.
Quick comparison
Use this table as a starting point, then verify current details on the official provider pages before making a production decision.
| Category | Crawlora | HasData |
|---|---|---|
| Product focus | Platform-specific public web APIs, one documented catalog | Managed scraping pipeline: 40 API endpoints, 30 no-code scrapers, AI URL-to-JSON extraction, and ready-made datasets |
| Best for | Structured JSON from known platforms in one credit pool | Teams who want API endpoints and a no-code builder on one subscription, or want to skip scraping and buy a dataset |
| Output format | Normalized JSON by documented endpoint | Structured JSON or Markdown; no-code scraper exports in CSV, XLSX, or JSON |
| No-code option | Not offered — developer API only | 30 no-code scrapers configured in a visual interface, on the same credits as the API |
| AI arbitrary-URL extraction | Not offered — documented endpoints only | "AI Agent" mode turns any URL into structured JSON or Markdown from a plain-text prompt |
| Named scraper targets | 60+ documented, versioned platform endpoints | 40 API endpoints incl. Google SERP/Maps/News/Flights, plus named scrapers like Zillow and Shopify |
| Ready-made datasets | Not offered through this API — datasets are a separate product line | Pre-collected datasets and custom recurring data delivery, billed on the same plan |
| Billing unit | Credits per endpoint call in one shared pool | Credit-weighted requests — 1 credit for scraping, 5 for specialized tools, 10 for SERPs — billed only on success |
| Pricing model | One credit pool shared across all endpoints (Growth: $29/mo for 100,000 credits) | Free (1,000 reqs); Startup $49/mo (200K); Business $99/mo (1M); Enterprise $249/mo (3M) |
| Agent-native workflows | Hosted MCP tools across the full catalog | Zapier, n8n, Make, LangChain, LlamaIndex, ChatGPT, and webhook integrations |
Details
The right choice depends on output format, target coverage, developer workflow, and how much infrastructure your team wants to operate.
HasData bundles three delivery modes into one subscription: 40 documented API endpoints, 30 no-code visual scrapers, and AI-powered extraction for arbitrary URLs, all drawing from the same credit pool. Crawlora is one catalog — 60+ documented platform endpoints billed from a shared credit pool, with no no-code builder or AI-inference fallback layered on top.
HasData's catalog covers named targets like Zillow, Shopify, and Google's SERP, Maps, News, and Flights products with documented fields, then falls back to an "AI Agent" mode that turns any other URL into structured JSON or Markdown from a plain-text prompt. Crawlora has no AI-inference fallback — every supported source returns the same fixed, versioned schema, and unsupported sources return nothing.
HasData's 30 no-code scrapers are configured in a visual interface, scheduled, and exported to CSV, XLSX, or JSON — billed from the same subscription and credit pool as its API endpoints. Crawlora is API-only; there's no visual builder for non-developers to configure runs without writing integration code.
HasData prices its Google SERP, Maps, News, and Flights endpoints individually — from $0.42/1,000 requests for Maps and Immersive Product data up to $1.25/1,000 for Flights — on top of a $0.08/1,000 base rate for generic scraping. Crawlora's Google, Maps, and other platform endpoints draw from one credit pool with a single weight per endpoint, so there's no per-product price list to reconcile.
HasData's plans (Free through Enterprise $249/mo for 3M requests) charge 1 credit for plain scraping, 5 for specialized tools, and 10 for SERP requests, and only bill successful requests. Crawlora's Growth plan is $29/mo for 100,000 credits shared across every endpoint at a fixed weight. Model your actual mix of SERP, specialized, and plain-scrape calls before comparing headline prices.
Crawlora is designed for responsible public web data workflows. It should not be used for private or protected data, and no comparison page should be read as a guarantee that every target will succeed. Review provider terms, target-site rules, and your own compliance requirements before production use.
Evaluation checklist
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FAQ
These answers use conservative comparison language and should be verified against the official provider pages for current product and pricing details.
For supported platforms, yes — Crawlora returns documented, normalized JSON from one credit pool with no no-code builder or AI-inference layer to license. HasData remains the stronger pick if you want API endpoints, no-code scrapers, AI extraction for arbitrary URLs, and datasets combined on one plan.
HasData is a web scraping service offering 40 documented API endpoints, 30 no-code visual scrapers, AI-powered URL-to-JSON/Markdown extraction, and ready-made or custom datasets, all on one credit-weighted subscription.
No, not necessarily. HasData ships 30 no-code scrapers configurable in a visual interface, alongside its documented API endpoints for developers who want direct integration.
No. Crawlora returns fixed, documented JSON schemas from its supported platform catalog. HasData's "AI Agent" mode extracts structured data from any URL using a plain-text prompt when no named scraper exists.
Not through this API. HasData sells pre-collected and custom recurring datasets on the same plan as its scraping API; Crawlora's core product is the documented endpoint catalog.
Crawlora's Growth plan is $29/mo for 100,000 credits shared across every endpoint. HasData's Startup plan is $49/mo for 200,000 credit-weighted requests (1 credit for scraping, 5 for specialized tools, 10 for SERPs), with a free tier at 1,000 requests.
HasData documents 40 API endpoints — including Google SERP, Maps, News, Flights, and Shopping, plus named scrapers like Zillow and Shopify — and adds 30 no-code scrapers for other popular sources.
Yes. Some teams use Crawlora for platforms it documents with a fixed schema and HasData for no-code runs, AI extraction on arbitrary URLs, or ready-made datasets outside Crawlora's catalog.
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