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What it costs to scrape real estate sites
100,000 pages a month cost from $40.00 for Zillow on ScrapingDog to $99.00 for Idealista and Redfin on Scrape.do, across these 3 real estate sites.
2 of them have a rate an API publishes for that site; the other is priced as an ordinary page with the JavaScript and protection it needs. Each bill is the cheapest of that API's current plans, worked out from its own pricing page.
| Site | 100,000 pages | Cheapest API | Rates for this site | How hard | The site's own API |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Zillow | $40.00 | ScrapingDog, Lite | 1 from 1 API | Very hard | Zillow API |
| Idealista | $99.00 | Scrape.do, Pro | 1 from 1 API | Hard | idealista Search API |
| Redfin | $99.00 | Scrape.do, Pro | None: priced as an ordinary page | Hard | None found |
What the levels mean: 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.
What each site's terms say
A vendor that can fetch a site is not permission to scrape it. Each site's own terms, as its record holds them:
- Zillow: Zillow's Terms of Use prohibit conducting automated queries on the services, including screen and database scraping, spiders, robots, crawlers and bypassing CAPTCHAs. The terms, read Oct 11, 2026
- Idealista: Idealista's Legal Statement prohibits automatic mechanisms, robots, and scrapers from accessing or copying site content without written permission. The terms, read Jul 26, 2026
- Redfin: Redfin's Terms prohibit using automated systems to access, crawl, query, or scrape the service without written permission. The terms, read Oct 11, 2026