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Scrapfly vs ZenRows

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The verdictScrapfly leads on scraping a page to clean, LLM-ready content (9.48 vs 7.31).

Choosing between Scrapfly and ZenRows? Both are scraping & crawling providers you can call through a single Auxiliar key, so the honest answer is usually “use whichever wins the job in front of you” — and with one key and one bill, you don’t have to commit to either.

We ran both on the identical curator-fleet corpus. Scrapfly leads on scraping a page to clean, LLM-ready content (9.48 vs 7.31). On the headline test (scraping a page to clean, LLM-ready content), Scrapfly scored 9.48/10 (anti-bot bypass 100%) versus 7.31/10 for ZenRows. The full measured breakdown is below.

Measured, side by side

Composite score /10 on each shared capability, from the Auxiliar curator fleet — same corpus for both.

CapabilityScrapflyZenRowsWinner
ScrapeAnti-bot bypass9.48100% · #2/107.3162% · #6/10Scrapfly
ScreenshotValid image8.561.00 · #4/82.470.25 · #8/8Scrapfly
Act · declarativeTask success7.010.80 · #4/66.890.80 · #5/6Scrapfly

Beyond the overlap

Capabilities each provider scored on that the other doesn't cover.

Scrapfly also does

  • Extract · AI/schema

ZenRows also does

  • Extract · CSS rules

Scrapfly — choose if

You want benchmark-leading anti-bot bypass plus the highest AI-extraction accuracy.

ZenRows — choose if

You want one key spanning a scraper API and a full scraping browser, with pay-for-success.

Scrapfly — avoid if

You need crawling or credit rollover — hard targets run ~30 cr/req.

ZenRows — avoid if

You hit sites it blocklists — it errored heavily on *.toscrape.com in the corpus.

One key. Every provider on this page.

Stop juggling signups and invoices. One Auxiliar API key calls all of them — upstream keys injected server-side, usage billed to a single balance. Swap the base URL and go.

curl https://api.auxiliar.ai/serper/search \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $AUXILIAR_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"q": "latest ai agent news"}'

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