
Proxy provider. States 55M+ residential IPs across 185+ countries.
Last checked 31 Jul 2026 1 cited source
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www.zenrows.comCoverage claims are the provider's own global statements — never treated as verified country-specific supply.
Zenrows is listed here under a single product type: scraper_api. The recorded product line is “Scraping API — Developer”, offered at an entry price of USD 69 per month. There is no second product line on record, so this is a one-product profile: a REST API meant to fetch rendered pages and handle anti-bot obstacles on the requester's behalf, rather than a raw proxy network sold on its own terms.
Zenrows states that access is via a REST API with rendering and anti-bot handling built in, authenticated with an API key, over an HTTPS endpoint. Behind that API, the provider documents a network of residential IPs, with a stated pool of 55M+ addresses. No country list is recorded for this network, but Zenrows separately states coverage of 185+ countries as a headline figure; a buyer cannot check that figure against a published list from what is on record here. The provider also documents a free trial of 5,000 credits per month with no credit card required, and lists a long set of integrations — including Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, Zed, JetBrains, OpenAI, Google ADK, LangChain, LlamaIndex, Flowise, n8n, Zapier, Make, Clay, Playwright, Puppeteer, Scrapy and Selenium — which points to a product built for developers already working inside code editors and scraping frameworks rather than no-code users. Zenrows additionally advertises a reliability claim for its API; as this is a figure stated by the provider rather than a result from independent measurement, we do not restate the specific number here, and it should not be read as a verified uptime record. Fields not present on record include a country list, support channels, and any SLA terms — a buyer weighing this provider should ask Zenrows directly for each of these rather than assume them.
The recorded entry point is the Scraping API — Developer plan at USD 69 per month, a flat monthly fee rather than a pay-as-you-go credit charge, at least at this tier. Against the set of 27 providers in this directory that also bill monthly, Zenrows' entry price is cheaper than only 4% of them — in other words, most monthly-billed competitors undercut it at the entry tier. That comparison covers listed entry prices only; it says nothing about what higher tiers, overage rates, or enterprise terms might cost, none of which are on record here.
On the documented specification, this fits developers who want a single API call to return rendered, unblocked pages, and who already work with tools such as Scrapy, Playwright, Puppeteer, Selenium or LangChain — the integration list is built around exactly that workflow. It suits teams who would rather pay for handled rendering and anti-bot logic than build and maintain their own proxy rotation. It is less suited to anyone who needs a specific country or city selection, since no country list is recorded, or anyone who needs raw proxy credentials for their own tooling rather than an API wrapper, since scraper_api is the only product type on file. Buyers comparing strictly on entry price should also note that most monthly-billed alternatives here are listed cheaper.
Ask Zenrows for the actual country list behind its 185+ countries claim, since none is published in the record used here. Ask what support channels exist and what response times apply, as none are documented. Ask for recent, ideally third-party, uptime or reliability data rather than relying on the provider's own stated figure. Ask how pricing scales beyond the Developer entry plan — by credit consumption, request volume, or a further flat tier — since only the entry price is on record. Finally, ask what happens to data and requests once the free trial's 5,000 monthly credits are used, and whether any commitment period applies to the paid plan.
This assessment is editorial analysis of the sourced facts recorded on this page. Specifications, pricing and coverage are provider-stated and dated in the panels above. No controlled performance test has been run against this provider.
A derived score covering how well documented, how competitively priced, how widely available and how recently checked this provider is. It is not a speed test and not a user rating — both of those appear separately, and neither is invented when it is missing.
5 of 12 key specifications documented with a source and a date.
A provider that publishes its own specifications can be held to them. One that does not is asking to be taken on trust.
USD 69.00 per month — cheaper than 4% of the 28 providers billing in this unit.
Compared only against providers billing in the same unit, so a per-GB rate is never ranked against a per-IP one.
No country list on record, so this is not scored.
Counted from the countries the provider itself lists.
Sells scraper api.
One account covering several proxy types is worth something when a job turns out to need a different one.
Last checked against the provider's own pages 2 weeks ago.
Proxy pricing and pool claims change without notice, so an old check is worth less than a recent one.
1 component could not be scored because the data behind it is missing. It is left out of the total rather than counted as zero — not knowing something is not the same as it being bad. No part of this score is influenced by affiliate commission.
These are the provider's own published statements, recorded with the page and date they were read from. They are not controlled test results.
| Offering | Product type | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| Scraping API — Developer | scraper_api | — |
| Offering | Plan | Price | Billing | Note | Evidence | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Scraping API — Developer | Entry | USD 69.00 / month | monthly | Developer plan listed at $69/month | Provider claim | 31 Jul 2026 |
Prices were read from the provider's official pricing page on the date shown; promotional discounts are noted rather than treated as the base price. Superseded prices are kept in history.
Exit availability, targeting granularity, physical PoP location and observed test matches are recorded separately. A global pool claim is never shown as country-specific supply.
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