ScrapeOps is a web scraping DevOps platform and proxy aggregator based in Ireland and operating since 2021. The product is positioned differently from a traditional proxy provider: it gives a single endpoint that routes to more than 20 proxy providers behind the scenes, with automated provider switching, job scheduling and real-time monitoring for buyers who want to abstract the proxy layer away.
Network and pool size
ScrapeOps itself does not operate a single branded pool; instead it routes traffic across more than 20 partner providers. The aggregator model means the effective pool is the union of those partner networks across residential, datacenter and mobile proxies, with country coverage inherited from the upstream providers.
Pricing and plans
Pricing is metered per request or per gigabyte, depending on the product surface. The value proposition is the smart-routing layer rather than raw bandwidth cost, so buyers pay a premium over buying direct from one of the underlying providers in exchange for automated provider switching and job-level monitoring.
Where ScrapeOps fits
ScrapeOps is built for web scraping monitoring, scheduling and multi-provider proxy aggregation. It is well suited to teams that operate many scraping jobs and want a single dashboard to monitor success rates, costs and latency per provider without building the orchestration in-house.
Reputation and support
Independent review scores are strong: 4.0 on G2 and 5.0 on Capterra, with no public Trustpilot rating to cross-check. User feedback commonly highlights the seamless integration, the responsive customer service and the ability to monitor and optimize scraping jobs from one place.
What to watch for
Aggregator pricing typically sits above direct-from-provider rates, so confirm the routing logic and the per-request cost on your specific jobs before assuming savings. Confirm the SLA and the underlying provider mix for any compliance or data-residency requirements your team has.

