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Real estate listings: what tracking them costs each month

50 areas of 400 listings refreshed weekly, detail pages for the 10% that are new, on sites that block bots: $55.60 for the first month and $19.60 for each month after on WebScraping.AI, $271.20 in the first year, the lowest of 7 web scraping APIs with a complete bill for both.

Zillow, Redfin and Idealista each forbid automated access in their own terms without their permission. Zillow and Idealista give data access to approved applicants; Redfin has no public listing API that we found. Read the details on the Zillow, Redfin and Idealista pages before you price a scrape.

50 areas of 400 listings, 40 to a search page, refreshed weekly with 10% new each time, are an example to replace with your own figures. JavaScript and sites that block bots start switched on because the records for all three portals above say they need JavaScript and residential proxies.

The first year on WebScraping.AI

Month 1: $55.60$55.601Month 2: $19.60$19.602Month 3: $19.603Month 4: $19.604Month 5: $19.605Month 6: $19.606Month 7: $19.607Month 8: $19.608Month 9: $19.609Month 10: $19.6010Month 11: $19.6011Month 12: $19.6012
Month one opens every listing's detail page; months two to twelve open the ones you choose below.
7 of 40 web scraping APIs have a complete bill for both months, every page succeeding, billed monthly.
APIFirst monthEach month afterFirst yearPlansChecked
WebScraping.AI$55.60$19.60$271.20Pay as you goOct 12, 2026
Scrape.do$99.00$29.00$418.00Pro, then HobbyOct 12, 2026
ScrapeOwl$99.00$29.00$418.00Startup, then BootstrapOct 12, 2026
ScrapeBadger$49.00$49.00$588.00StarterOct 12, 2026
HasData$119.00$59.00$768.00Basic, then StartupOct 12, 2026
ScrapingBee$249.00$99.00$1,338.00Business, then StartupOct 12, 2026
ScrapingBot$249.99$99.99$1,349.88Pro, then StartupOct 12, 2026

What moves the bill

Each line changes one of your assumptions and keeps the rest, then prices the cheapest first year again.

How the pages add up

Pages fetched, for the inputs above
PartFirst monthEach month after
Search result pages2,0002,000
Detail pages of new listings26,0008,000
Pages billed28,00010,000

Each refresh pages through every area's search results: listings divided by listings per search page, rounded up, for each area. The first refresh opens every listing's detail page, because every listing is new to you then. After that, "new listings only" opens the detail pages of the share that is new, and "every listing" opens them all again. If you need a change that only the detail page shows, such as a price cut where the search page does not show the price, choose every listing.

A weekly refresh counts as four a month and a daily one as thirty. Each month is priced on the plan that fits that month's pages, every page succeeding, so the first year assumes you move to a smaller plan after the first month. A site that blocks bots is priced through each vendor's own premium, residential or stealth mode; an API that publishes no price for it is left out rather than guessed. Where an API publishes its own rate for one portal, that rate can beat these ordinary-page prices; the real estate sites page prices each portal with its own rates. These bills are for the page itself; several APIs return the listing's fields as JSON for an extra charge, listed on the output formats page.