$69/mo
Starting price
Paid plans; 5 tiers total
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Web scraping made easy. Collect data from any web pages within minutes using our no-code web crawler.
Depends
DependsBuy it if you're a non-coder scraping straightforward sites occasionally — start on the free plan and upgrade only if it holds up.
Fine no-code scraper for simple sites on the free tier; task-gated pricing and flaky auto-detection push power users elsewhere.
$69/mo
Starting price
Paid plans; 5 tiers total
Yes
Free plan
Free forever tier
$5.7M
ARR
Reported bootstrapped (Latka)
Seat/task-gated plans; reviewers report hidden fees
No-code praised; auto-detection often fails
G2 users call extraction capability very powerful
Reviewers describe support as extremely helpful
DPA and privacy policy exist; no public security page
$0
from $69/mo
~$249/mo
No known public vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed.
Opinion is split: praise for no-code scraping on simple sites, sharp complaints about auto-detection, stability, and billing.
“Octoparse is one of the most frustrating programs I've used in my entire life”
“Octoparse is a scam”
“Octoparse is a great no code option if…”
Compare Octoparse with each alternative.
Easier scheduled monitoring; reviewers call it solid and promising
Similar visual no-code scraper; head-to-head Octoparse rival
Developer-friendly platform; better for complex, high-volume jobs
API-first extraction for devs who don't want visual builders
Octoparse vs FirecrawlBased on 30+ public sources; review snippets were truncated, so some verdicts lean on titles and partial quotes.
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