Built by people who
shipped pipelines.
Tooling for people who actually scrape — not for VCs reading decks.
Web scraping is broken. Not the act of it — the tooling. Every team rebuilds the same anti-bot bypass, the same proxy rotator, the same CAPTCHA glue, the same "why is the success rate dropping" dashboard.
Scrape exists so you don't have to. One pipeline that picks the cheapest stratum first and escalates only when it has to. Hand-tuned defaults from years of running scrapers in production. An open-source codebase you can audit and fork.
We believe scraping is a public-good capability — when it's done ethically. Our defaults honor robots.txt, enforce per-host rate limits, and refuse paywall bypass. The proxies we vendor are audited. The patterns we ship encourage compliance.
We're a small bureau. Mostly remote. We use Scrape ourselves to track competitor pricing for our own SaaS bills.