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Bright Data Web Unlocker

brightdata.com / hybrid /IL

The one seller here that charges the same for an easy page and a Cloudflare-walled one: $1.50 per 1,000 successful requests pay-as-you-go, with residential IPs, browser rendering, CAPTCHA solving, country targeting and Markdown output all inside that single price and no multiplier anywhere. Failures are not billed - "You pay only for successful requests" - which matters more on hard targets than the sticker price. The catches are at the edges: turning on custom headers or cookies switches you to the Custom Web Unlocker API, where "you'll be billed for 100% of the requests (both successful and failed)"; the rate only falls below $1.30/1k if you commit $499 a month; and the free 5,000 monthly credits are forfeited if unused. No uptime figure is published - an SLA appears only as "Premium SLA" on the quote-only Enterprise plan - and ready-made per-site parsers are a different Bright Data product (Web Scraper API), not this one.

Cheapest way in
no minimum
Free tier
5,000 calls
Unused credits
expire
Credits per page
1 request

Plain page, by volume

Pages per month Monthly bill Per 1,000 Cheapest route Allowance unused
1k $1.50 $1.50 Pay as you go -
10k $15.00 $1.50 Pay as you go -
100k $150 $1.50 Pay as you go -
1M $1,100 $1.10 Scale (908K) -

How Bright Data Web Unlocker compares

At 10,000 pages a month Bright Data Web Unlocker costs $1.50 per 1,000, 11.5x the cheapest published route and 2.1x AnyAPI.

Provider 1k a month10k a month100k a month1M a month
Z Zyte API $0.130 $0.130 $0.130 $0.100
A AnyAPI $0.700 $0.700 $0.700 $0.700
N Nimble $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00
B Bright Data Web Unlocker $1.50 $1.50 $1.50 $1.10
D Decodo $19.00 $1.90 $0.490 no plan reaches this volume

List prices, dollars per 1,000 Plain pages at the cheapest published route to each volume. How this is worked out

Every published plan

Plan Price Included requests Overage each Note
Free Tier $0 per month 5,000 hard cap 5K requests per month, no credit card required, expert support.
Pay as you go $0 per month 0 $0.0015 $1.5 per 1,000 requests with no commitment. Card reads "Pay only for success", "Set monthly spend limits", "Unlimited concurrency".
Scale (383K) $499 per month 383,000 $0.0013 First position of the Scale slider: "383K requests included", "$1.3/1K additional requests", cancel anytime. The slider's three positions are carried in the pricing page's data-tiers attribute.
Scale (908K) $999 per month 908,000 $0.0011 Second position of the Scale slider: 908K requests included, $1.1 per 1,000 additional requests.
Scale (2M) $1,999 per month 2,000,000 $0.0010 Third and highest published position of the Scale slider: 2M requests included, $1 per 1,000 additional requests. This matches the site menu's "Unlocker API - FREE TIER - Starts from $1/1k req".
Enterprise on request - not published "Custom" - "Talk to sales". Volume discounts, account manager, premium SLA, priority support, SSO. No list price is published.

One request is one credit, whatever the page needed. Bright Data's free-tier billing doc states Web Unlocker requests "cost one credit per request", and the product page sells the whole stack inside that one price: "it rotates through 400M+ residential IPs, mimics real browser fingerprints, renders JavaScript, and solves the CAPTCHA, returning clean HTML, JSON, Markdown, or a screenshot". So plain, rendered, residential, anti-bot and Markdown are all 1: there is no published multiplier for any of them. Two published exceptions, both outside the standard price: enabling the Custom Web Unlocker API features (custom headers and cookies) changes the billing rule rather than the rate - "you'll be billed for 100% of the requests (both successful and failed)" - and the old Premium Domains surcharge, which carried a higher unpublished rate, was "Deprecated 20-May-2026" and is not available to customers who signed up after that date.

Cost by kind of fetch

Per 1,000, at 10,000 pages a month.

Plain $1.50
Rendered $1.50
Residential proxy $1.50
Anti-bot $1.50
Markdown $1.50

What it can do

Only what the provider's own pages state.

Renders JavaScript in a real browser
Residential or premium proxy pool
States it gets past anti-bot walls
Returns Markdown for LLMs
A failed fetch is free
Ready-made parsers for known sites
Works as a proxy, not only as an API
Async or batch endpoint
Country targeting
Published uptime SLA not published
apiproxy

Where these numbers came from

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