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Cost to scrape a site behind DataDome at 10K, 100K, and 1M

Scraping 100,000 pages behind DataDome costs from $99.00 a month on Scrape.do (residential proxies, Pro plan), which charges 10 credits a page. The dearest published rate costs $999.60 on WebScraping.AI (stealth proxy).

Check Scrape.do's pricing

Scrape.do checked Oct 12, 2026; each vendor's own page is linked with its rate.

10,000 a month
$7.50Bright Data Web Unlocker and Web Scraper API, Web Unlocker Pay as you go
100,000 a month
$99.00Scrape.do, residential proxies, Pro
1,000,000 a month
$699.00Scrape.do, residential proxies, Advanced

How hard to scrape: Very hard, with rate limits, CAPTCHAs, bot fingerprinting, IP reputation checks, pages built by JavaScript and TLS fingerprinting in the way; JavaScript rendering needed.

Target access and billing context

Access

Very hard JavaScript rendering is required, which multiplies the meter on most vendors.
JavaScript requiredyes

Easy means no protection is recorded; moderate, rate limits or fingerprinting without CAPTCHAs; hard, CAPTCHAs and IP checks that usually call for residential proxies; very hard, all of that plus measures such as TLS fingerprinting, a login wall in front of most data or honeypot links.

Protections in the way

Rate limitspublished
CAPTCHApublished
Bot fingerprintingpublished
IP reputationpublished
JavaScript-built pagespublished
TLS fingerprintingpublished

Terms

No terms URL is recorded for this target.

What you scrape moves the bill more than who you buy from. A target that forces JavaScript rendering or a residential exit multiplies the meter before any plan is chosen.

What each API charges for a site behind DataDome

8 APIs publish a rate for a site behind DataDome. Each figure is the cheapest of that API's current plans for the volume, from its own page.

Rates for a site behind DataDome, priced at 10,000, 100,000 and 1,000,000 a month
API10,000 a month100,000 a month1,000,000 a monthCostsWhat you getChoose a locationSource
Scrape.do, residential proxieschecked Oct 12, 2026 $29.00Hobby$99.00Pro$699.00Advanced 10 credits a page not stated Country source
HasData, JavaScript rendering, datacenter proxychecked Oct 12, 2026 $59.00Startup$119.00Basic$830.00Growth 10M 10 credits a page HTML or parsed fields Country source
Bright Data Web Unlocker and Web Scraper APIchecked Oct 12, 2026 $7.50Web Unlocker Pay as you go$142.50Web Unlocker Pay as you go$1,100.20Web Unlocker Scale $999 $0.0015 a page HTML or parsed fields Country source
ScraperAPI, DataDome Bypasschecked Oct 12, 2026 $49.00Hobby$149.00Startup$975.00Professional 10 credits a page HTML or parsed fields Country source
ScrapeOps, DataDome bypasschecked Oct 12, 2026 $54.00500,000 credits$355.005,000,000 creditsby quote 40 credits a page HTML or parsed fields Country source
ZenRows, JavaScript rendering and premium proxieschecked Oct 12, 2026 $69.00Launch L1$399.00Growth G3$1,999.00Scale S4 25× its standard page rate HTML or parsed fields Country source
ScrapingBee, stealth proxychecked Oct 12, 2026 $99.00Startup$599.00Business +by quote 75 credits a page HTML or parsed fields not stated source
WebScraping.AI, stealth proxychecked Oct 12, 2026 $99.00Plus$999.60Pay as you go$9,999.60Pay as you go 50 credits a page HTML or parsed fields Country source

How to tell a site uses DataDome

DataDome Bot Protect is a real-time bot protection service for websites, mobile apps and APIs, run as a JavaScript tag in the page and a check on the site's server. DataDome's own page, read Oct 11, 2026.

What DataDome's own documentation says it leaves on a page
Look forWhat it isSource
datadome cookie Used by DataDome's server-side and in-page checks to judge whether a request is legitimate. source
js.datadome.co/tags.js script DataDome's JavaScript tag. source
api-js.datadome.co script Where the tag sends the browser's fingerprint. source
captcha-delivery.com page The host DataDome's challenge and CAPTCHA pages load from. source

What a blocked request gets back: A request DataDome stops gets its challenge page, with the status code DataDome chooses passed straight to the visitor; its documented example is a 403.source

Whether a blocked request still costs credits depends on the API: most bill only successful requests, and each one's own rule for a 403, a 429 and a 5xx is quoted in the answer linked below.

Every way to get the data from a site behind DataDome

No API documents an endpoint built for a site behind DataDome; each one reaches it through its general scraping endpoint, at the rates above.

Official API: DataDome is a protection a site switches on, not a content platform; any official API belongs to the protected site.

Terms: There is no single terms document for sites behind DataDome; each protected site's operator sets its own content terms and access policy.

What the bill depends on

Getting past DataDome is bought as a mode, not as a separate product: a stealth or premium proxy, JavaScript rendering, or a named bypass, each with its own credits per request. The table prices the mode each API’s own pages name for DataDome. Most of these APIs bill only requests that come back with the page, so a failed attempt costs time rather than credits, but check the vendor’s rule before a large run.

Not in the table

Scrapfly sells a bypass for this protection, but its price is a floor rather than a rate: “The Unblocker starts at 30+ credits per request, scaling with target complexity” (Scrapfly, read Oct 11, 2026). Oxylabs’ Web Unblocker names DataDome among the systems it is built to handle, but its documentation gives no price per request (Oxylabs, read Oct 11, 2026).

Evidence to check before buying

  • A mode that gets past DataDome on one site can fail on another, because each site sets its own rules; run a few hundred requests against your own target before you choose a plan.
  • A price for getting past a protection is not permission to scrape the site behind it; the site’s own terms still apply.