About Zyte

Zyte offers an all-in-one platform for web data collection, delivering APIs for extraction as well as a managed data service. The tool is aimed at developers and teams who want to access, extract, and deliver web data at scale with minimal maintenance.

The platform provides multiple options: a web scraping API that adapts access strategies by site, a managed data service that handles collection and delivery, and hosting for crawlers. It also includes Scrapy Cloud, MCP, and the Scrapy open source framework.

Zyte supports data types such as e-commerce data and social media data, presenting product details, prices, inventory, reviews, and more. It also includes guidance on integration and delivery methods, with schemas and delivery to warehouses or storage.

Zyte states plans and platform coverage including pricing by tier, enterprise options, and integration capabilities, along with a broad set of infrastructure features for scaling web scraping operations.

Use cases

E-commerce data such as product listings, prices, reviews, and inventory are captured and normalised.
Pricing software uses market price data for real-time repricing.

Key features

Zyte API provides one API across easy, moderate and hard websites.
Managed web data service delivers deduplicated, schema-ready data.
Scrapy Cloud offers scalable cloud hosting for crawlers.
Zyte for MCP integrates Zyte inside your agent.
Open source Scrapy framework maintained by Zyte.

Pros and cons

Pros

Zyte provides a unified API and data delivery workflow.

Data can be delivered to warehouses or endpoints.

Pricing

Pay as you go (HTTP response body)

From $0.13

per 1,000 requests

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Per-tier prices (HTTP response body)

Pay as you go (Browser rendered)

From $1.01

per 1,000 requests

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Monthly minimum (HTTP response body)

$100

per month

Minimum commitment

Monthly minimum (Browser rendered)

$200

per month

Minimum commitment

Monthly minimum (HTTP response body)

$500

per month

Minimum commitment

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Frequently asked questions

How fresh can ecommerce product data be?

Price and availability are typically delivered daily or several times a day; full catalogue attributes are usually re-crawled weekly. Real-time and on-event delivery is available where a use case needs it.

How do you handle site changes that break extraction?

Every run is validated against your schema. When a site redesign changes or removes a field, validation fails closed and the feed is held rather than shipping broken data.

What does a social data feed cost?

Pricing depends on platform difficulty, post volume, crawl frequency, and schema complexity — a daily feed of public brand mentions costs less than a real-time, high-volume feed across multiple platforms with full comment threads.

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