Crawlbase
Structured scrapers and markdown output alongside a managed asynchronous crawl queue; billing follows success, scaled by domain complexity.
Where Crawlbase lands
Composite scores out of 10, from benchmark runs where every provider faces the identical task corpus. Rank is within that capability's field; the newest run backing this page is 2026-09-14. Full method: how we measure.
- Valid image
- 0.75
- Full-page
- 1.00
- Latency p50
- 5.2 s
- Cost
- $0.01 / call
- Errors
- 12%
- Accuracy
- 0.76
- Field fill
- 0.88
- Latency p50
- 11.7 s
- Cost
- $0.0066 / useful
- Errors
- 0%
- Anti-bot bypass
- 62%
- Markdown clean
- 4.4 / 10
- Latency p50
- 2.2 s
- Cost
- $0.012 / success
- Errors
- 38%
The honest pitch
The right call when a managed crawl queue with success-based billing, priced by domain complexity, is what the job needs.
The catch: behavior is hard to predict — separate Normal and JS tokens, plus a body field whose type varies.
About Crawlbase
Crawlbase, formerly known as ProxyCrawl, covers scraping and large-scale crawling in one platform. A smart proxy layer quietly handles rendering, rotation and anti-bot defenses, while the platform adds extractors pre-built for popular sites, markdown output that comes back clean, and a crawl queue, fully managed, that shoulders broad asynchronous collection. Billing follows success — only results actually delivered get charged — which keeps it economical as a workhorse for data pipelines in production.
Reaching it through NativePort
Identical paths, parameters and responses to Crawlbase's own documentation — the gateway holds the upstream credential and meters your balance at Crawlbase's real published usage price.
curl https://api.nativeport.ai/crawlbase/<native-path> \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $NATIVEPORT_API_KEY"