Piloterr

About Piloterr

Piloterr is a web-scraping platform that leads with a library of over 500 ready-made endpoints rather than a general-purpose crawler you have to configure. Named scrapers exist for Amazon, Google, Indeed, Walmart, eBay, Expedia and Costco alongside a generic website endpoint, and each returns parsed JSON or Markdown with the fields already extracted — prices, ratings, stock levels, reviews — so a pipeline can consume the output without a parsing layer of its own. The infrastructure that makes those endpoints work is included rather than billed separately: rotating datacenter proxy pools, headless browsers for JavaScript rendering, anti-bot and WAF bypass, and CAPTCHA solving, with two datacenters behind it. The billing model is the notable part for anyone who has been burned by scraping economics — you are charged per successful request, not per attempt, on a credit system with published per-1,000-result rates that fall as your subscription tier rises. There are SDKs, integration templates, a usage calculator for sizing a plan, a startup programme and a bug bounty. The vendor publishes third-party review scores on its own homepage, including a G2 rating lower than the others, which is an unusually candid thing to leave up. There is a network-status page linked from the header on every view, a Discord community, and a documented startup programme, and the vendor publishes its own dictionary and help centre alongside the API reference.

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