Scrape Everything vs EnsembleData
EnsembleData offers social media data APIs on monthly subscriptions measured in units per day.
Side by side
- Pricing model
- Scrape Everything
- One-time credit packs, credits never expire
- EnsembleData
- Monthly subscription with a daily unit allowance
- Entry price (list)
- Scrape Everything
- $39.00 for 25,000 credits ($1.56 per 1,000)
- EnsembleData
- $100 per month for 1,500 units per day (Wood plan)
- Volume price (list)
- Scrape Everything
- $449.00 for 500,000 credits ($0.90 per 1,000)
- EnsembleData
- $200 to $1,400 per month for 5,000 to 50,000 units per day; larger plans on request
- Free tier
- Scrape Everything
- 100 free credits, no payment details needed
- EnsembleData
- Free tier with 50 units per day, no card required
- Coverage
- Scrape Everything
- 9 platforms, 40 endpoints
- EnsembleData
- TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Threads, Reddit, Twitch, Twitter and Snapchat
- Failed requests
- Scrape Everything
- Refunded automatically (failures on our side)
- EnsembleData
- No units charged for failures caused by internal errors (stated on their pricing page)
- Repeat reads
- Scrape Everything
- Free cache hits (cache_days up to 14)
- EnsembleData
- Not stated on their pricing page
- Payment
- Scrape Everything
- Crypto (USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH and more via 2328, our crypto payment processor); credit card payments coming soon
- EnsembleData
- Card and bank transfer through Stripe (stated on their pricing page)
- Batch / bulk
- Scrape Everything
- No batch endpoint: one target per request, run in parallel up to your concurrency limit
- EnsembleData
- Not stated on their pricing page
- Team accounts
- Scrape Everything
- One user per account; no team seats yet
- EnsembleData
- Not stated on their pricing page
- No-code
- Scrape Everything
- n8n community node; any tool that can send an HTTP request (Make, Zapier)
- EnsembleData
- Not stated on their pricing page
When to choose which
Choose EnsembleData if
- You run a steady daily workload and prefer a fixed monthly bill
- You need Threads, Reddit or Snapchat
What EnsembleData does well: predictable monthly cost; daily allowance suits steady, continuous collection; covers Threads, Reddit and Snapchat.
Choose Scrape Everything if
- Your volume is bursty or seasonal and you do not want unused daily units to go to waste
- You prefer one-time packs and credits that never expire
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Changes to this comparison
- : Re-verified all figures; no changes.
- : First published with figures from their pricing page.
Questions
How does Scrape Everything's pricing compare with EnsembleData?
It depends on your volume and the endpoints you use. Our packs: $39.00 for 25,000 credits ($1.56 per 1,000); $119.00 for 100,000 credits ($1.19 per 1,000); $449.00 for 500,000 credits ($0.90 per 1,000); most endpoints cost 1 credit. EnsembleData's list prices (last verified Oct 22, 2026) are in the table above. A credit or unit is not necessarily one request on either side, so compare the cost per call for the endpoints you use, and check their pricing page for current numbers.
Can I switch from EnsembleData?
Yes. Every endpoint takes a small JSON body (a username, link or ID) and returns documented JSON, so most integrations only need a new base URL, an API key and field mapping. Start with the free credits to compare responses side by side.
Which platforms does Scrape Everything cover?
Instagram, X, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, Telegram, Spotify, Pinterest, Twitch: 40 endpoints in total.
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