Compare Gaffa vs. ZenRows

Gaffa is a comprehensive REST API designed for browser automation, allowing developers to efficiently control authentic, full browsers with just one API call, which removes the complexities of managing headless-browser frameworks, proxies, and scaling infrastructure. By default, it effectively manages JavaScript rendering, ensuring that web pages load precisely as they would for an actual user, and it accommodates a wide array of automation tasks, including web scraping, taking screenshots, exporting content to PDF, transforming pages into clean Markdown suitable for LLMs, infinite-scroll scraping of dynamic websites, filling out forms, capturing complete page screenshots, and archiving content for offline access. Additionally, Gaffa boasts a rotating residential proxy network that guarantees dependable access from various geographic locations, incorporates automatic CAPTCHA handling when necessary, and operates on a credit-based usage model, where costs are determined by actual browser execution time and bandwidth, making scaling and budget management significantly easier. With its robust features and user-friendly design, Gaffa streamlines the browser automation process for developers across different industries.

Web Scraping API and Proxy Server ZenRows API manages rotating proxy, headless browsers, and CAPTCHAs. With a simple API call, you can easily collect content from any website. ZenRows can bypass any anti-bot blocking system to help get the information you need. We offer several options, such as Javascript rendering or Premium proxy. The autoparse option will automatically return structured data. It will convert unstructured data into structured data (JSON output) without the need for code. ZenRows provides high accuracy and success rates without the need for human intervention. It will take care of all the details. Premium Proxies are required for domains that are particularly complex (e.g. Instagram). The success rate for all domains will be equal after they are enabled. If the request returns an error, it will not be charged nor computed. Only successful requests will be counted.