datawebotFree to try. Know the cost.
Product search and seller offers through MCP are free to try within a daily allowance per account. Extraction Jobs use credits, priced per page fetched, not by the number of products returned.
Free to try
Sign in with your email to search products across online shops and list seller offers with direct links, within a daily allowance per account. Sign-up is open to anyone.
Every account also starts with 200 free trial credits for extraction Jobs.
Connect your agentPaid in credits
Jobs run the 64,427 endpoints in the catalogue, open to every account. A Job pays only for the pages it fetched successfully. Jobs that fail or return nothing are free.
Buy more credits any time from the dashboard. Credits don’t expire.
See every endpointCredit packs.
One-time purchases, paid on Stripe’s checkout page. No subscription, and credits don’t expire.
| Pack | Price | Credits | About |
|---|---|---|---|
| Scout | $10 | 10,000 | 2,000 search pages or 10,000 product pages |
| Agent | $25 | 26,250 (+5% bonus) | 5,250 search pages or 26,250 product pages |
| Fleet | $100 | 110,000 (+10% bonus) | 22,000 search pages or 110,000 product pages |
| Swarm | $600 | 708,000 (+18% bonus) | 141,600 search pages or 708,000 product pages |
How a Job is priced.
Each endpoint has its own price per page. Your agent sees it in list_job_blueprints before it submits anything.
5 credits per search page, 1 per product page
A search page with 50 products costs the same as one with 10. A product details page costs 1 credit, however many variants it lists.
Some endpoints, such as newly qualified sites, can have a different price or none yet. The price your agent sees in list_job_blueprints is the one that applies.
Set aside, then settled
When a Job is submitted, the credits for the pages it asks for (max_pages, up to the endpoint’s limit) are set aside. When it finishes, it pays for the pages it fetched and the rest is released. The price is fixed when the Job is submitted.
| Job | Pages asked | Pages fetched | Credits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Search, max_pages 3 | 3 (15 set aside) | 2 | 10 |
| Product details | 1 (1 set aside) | 1 | 1 |
| Search that fails | 1 (5 set aside) | 0 | 0 |
| Total example cost | 11 | ||
This illustration uses the default rates. It does not describe a completed request or any merchant’s data.
Price a real workflow
Start with the smallest useful Job, such as one search page or one product, inspect the result, then ask for more pages only when the first result justifies it.