QuanticData Review 2026
Pay-per-success web scraping: search, pages as Markdown, crawls and collectors over REST and MCP
QuanticData runs the whole collection pipeline as a hosted service: it fetches the page, gets past anti-bot checks, renders JavaScript when the content needs it and returns AI-ready Markdown or typed JSON. Search, whole-site crawls, batch jobs, ready-made collectors and browser agents sit under one account, over REST and an MCP server.
Billing is per successful result, from $0.0015 per scraped page, with no subscription and $2 of free usage every month. These figures are as published by QuanticData.
What the platform covers
Four parts of the service, as QuanticData describes them on its site.
Any page as Markdown
A single URL comes back as clean Markdown by default, with HTML, plain text and page metadata on request. Structured extraction takes a schema of CSS selectors or a plain-language description, and responses can be chunked by heading, sentence or token count for a RAG pipeline.
Search, crawl and batch
Search runs queries against search engines, Crawl follows internal links breadth-first from one seed URL up to depth 10, Map returns the discovered URLs alone, and batch jobs process whole URL lists. Ready-made collectors cover common sources without writing a scraper.
REST, MCP and a Python package
Everything is exposed over REST and as an MCP server, so AI agents call the same endpoints a script does. A quanticdata package is published on PyPI, and the MCP server is listed in the public MCP directories.
Pay per success
Unit prices billed only on success: $0.0015 per scraped page, $0.0009 per search, $0.0003 per crawled page and $0.0004 per batch URL; pages and searches that need the rendering browser cost $0.0025 and $0.002. No subscription, no monthly minimum, $2 of free usage every month (figures as published by QuanticData).
Hosted collection beside your own scrapers
QuanticData handles IP rotation inside its own pipeline, so platform calls need no proxy. The two fit together when part of the job stays in your hands: a logged-in flow, a target the collectors do not cover, or an agent that must look like one person from one place. Route that code through the gateway with one sticky session per task and the country in the username; the session id must not contain a hyphen.
# Playwright, for the pages you fetch yourself
proxy: {
server: "http://gw.proxies.sx:7000",
username: "psx_ACCOUNT_ID-peer-us-rot-sticky-sid-TASK_ID",
password: "PROXY_PASSWORD"
}SOCKS5 works the same way with socks5://gw.proxies.sx:7001. Send the bulk of the crawl to QuanticData and keep the sensitive pages on a PROXIES.SX residential or mobile exit.
PROXIES.SX sells residential and mobile proxies per GB through gw.proxies.sx (HTTP on port 7000, SOCKS5 on 7001), from $4/GB down to $2.40/GB from 250 GB. For a whole dedicated device, Private modems rent a 4G/5G modem by the day, week or month.
Frequently asked questions
What is QuanticData?
QuanticData is a hosted web scraping platform. It fetches the page, gets past anti-bot checks, renders JavaScript when needed and returns the content as Markdown or structured JSON, with search, whole-site crawls, batch jobs, ready-made collectors and browser agents under one account, over REST and MCP.
How much does QuanticData cost?
QuanticData publishes unit prices billed only on success: $0.0015 per scraped page, $0.0009 per search, $0.0003 per crawled page and $0.0004 per batch URL, with $0.0025 and $0.002 for pages and searches that need the rendering browser. Every account gets $2 of usage free each month with no card, and volume tiers discount the list prices. These figures are as published by QuanticData; check its pricing page before you plan a budget.
Do I need my own proxies with QuanticData?
No. The platform runs the whole collection pipeline, IP rotation included, and bills you only for successful results. You need your own proxies when you run your own scrapers, browsers or agents instead of, or beside, the platform.
How does QuanticData fit with PROXIES.SX?
Use QuanticData for hosted collection and route your own Playwright, Puppeteer or requests code through PROXIES.SX residential and mobile exits, with one sticky session per task and the country chosen in the username. QuanticData lists Proxies.sx on its partners page.