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Scrapeer vs Octoparse

Short version: Octoparse is the safer choice when your team already has working tasks, templates, training, or approvals tied to its ecosystem. Choose Scrapeer when you want the scraper to stay an editable browser Flow with local testing, reusable values, outputs, and a lower paid entry price.

Sources checked on June 11, 2026. Pricing and plan details can change.

Scrapeer

Choose Scrapeer if the scraper is part of a workflow

Use Scrapeer when the work looks like a browser routine: open pages, click filters, reuse values, extract rows, write to Sheets, and run locally before spending Credits on Cloud Runs. Build the Flow by hand or ask Copilot to draft the same blocks for review.

Octoparse

Choose Octoparse if your team already uses its ecosystem

Octoparse can make sense when your team already has working Octoparse tasks, internal training around Octoparse, procurement approval for Octoparse, or migration costs that are not worth paying yet.

Decision points

Decision points that matter

Decision point
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Paid entry price
🥇 Scrapeer
monthly billing
€20 /mo
€240/year if paid monthly
billed yearly
€200 /year
2 months free

Scrapeer Basic is €20/month or €200/year. With an active subscription, local workflows run without credits; credits are used for Cloud Runs.

monthly billing
$119 /mo
$1,428/year if paid monthly
billed yearly
$1,188 /year
 

Octoparse Standard is listed at $119/month on monthly billing, or $99/month when billed yearly, which is $1,188/year. Professional is listed at $299/month on monthly billing, or $249/month when billed yearly, which is $2,988/year.

Setup model
🥇 Scrapeer

Scrapeer starts from browser steps. Add Go To URL, Click, Extract Data, loops, and outputs on the canvas, or let Copilot draft those blocks for review.

Octoparse organizes work around task setup, auto-detect, and templates. That model works well when your team already thinks in Octoparse tasks or wants to stay inside its ecosystem.

Inputs and reusable values
🥇 Scrapeer

Use named variables inside URLs, filters, prompts, and output steps, so a Flow can run with different search terms, pages, or destinations.

Octoparse supports URL lists, generated URL parameters, and task inputs. Those values are configured as part of the task setup.

Changes after setup
🥇 Scrapeer

When a run returns empty rows, you edit the relevant Block with its selector, browser state, and last output in front of you.

Octoparse provides run data, logs, screenshots, and cloud run details. Changes usually happen by editing the task, detection, or template setup.

Local tests, Cloud Runs, Scheduling

Test with Desktop first. Move the same Flow to a Cloud Run when your machine should not run it, then add Scheduling only for repeat jobs.

Octoparse supports local extraction, cloud extraction, scheduling, concurrent cloud processes, and task monitoring on paid plans.

Outputs and data handling

Send rows to Google Sheets, create spreadsheet files, call HTTP endpoints, send data to Zapier, or process extracted text with AI Blocks.

Octoparse supports file exports, databases, Google Sheets, cloud storage, Zapier, and API access depending on plan.

Sources

Claims are tied to public pages

We checked each competitor's own product, pricing, feature, and help pages. Pricing can change, so the links below take you to the pages we used.

Try the workflow before choosing a tool

Download Scrapeer, build a small flow, run it locally, and check whether the visible browser feedback fits the way you work.

Try one real scraping job in the free plan

Download Scrapeer, build the Flow, and run it locally before you spend anything on Cloud Runs. No credit card required.