BrowserAct vs MrScraper
BrowserAct confirms 6 of the features we check on its own site; MrScraper confirms 7. Starting prices: BrowserAct USD 16/mo · $13/month billed yearly, MrScraper USD 1 · per GB, from. Both integrate with Zapier, n8n.
BrowserAct
Non-developers and AI-agent users who want reusable no-code web scrapers feeding Make, n8n or Zapier.
Watch out: Usage is metered in credits, so costs scale with build and run volume.
MrScraper
Developers and data teams extracting structured web data via API or prompts.
Watch out: Only the proxy price is shown in the fetched text.
| Overview & pricing | ||
|---|---|---|
| Category | Developer Tools & APIs | Developer Tools & APIs |
| Specialty | No-code scraping | Web scraping API |
| Based in | Unconfirmed | Unconfirmed |
| Best for | All sizes | All sizes |
| Starting price | USD 16/mo · $13/month billed yearly | USD 1 · per GB, from |
| Free plan | ✓Yes | ✓Yes |
| Free trial | ✓7 days | Unconfirmed |
| Features confirmed on each vendor’s site | ||
| Free tier for developers · Core features | ✓Free plan with 200 signup credits | ✓Start free with 1,000 tokens |
| REST / GraphQL API · Core features | ✓REST API to run Bots and retrieve results over HTTP | ✓Web Scraper API with developer-friendly endpoints |
| Official SDKs · Core features | Unconfirmed | ✓Python and Node.js SDKs |
| CLI · Core features | ✓Local Agent CLI to control a browser | ✓CLI available |
| Usage-based billing · Core features | ✓Credit-based, pay as you go after free start | ✓Residential proxy from $1.25/GB |
| Public documentation · Core features | ✓API docs and setup guides linked | ✓Technical documentation for endpoints |
| Public API · Platform | ✓REST API available | ✓Web Scraper API |
| Integrations | ||
| Listed on its site | Make, n8n, Zapier, Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, Manus, OpenClaw, Perplexity Computer, Genspark, Cherry Studio | n8n, Zapier, LangChain |
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Every ✓ / ✕ comes from the vendor’s own website (sources on each product page). Unconfirmed means the site doesn’t say — not that the feature is missing.