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# More Credits, Higher Limits: Introducing New Growth Plans on ScraperAPI

We’re expanding ScraperAPI’s pricing plans with two new Growth plans designed for teams that need higher volume, better rates, and a faster path to scale — without needing to talk to sales.

### Meet the New Growth Plans

#### Professional — $975/month

Includes all ScraperAPI features and benefits plus:

* 10.5M credits/month
* :gift: Bonus 250K credits as a limited offer
* 300 threads
* PAY-AS-YOU-GO option included if you run out of credits

#### Advanced — $1,975/month

Includes all ScraperAPI features and benefits plus:

* 21.5M credits/month
* :gift: Bonus 500K credits as a limited offer
* 500 threads
* PAY-AS-YOU-GO option included if you run out of credits

These new plans are now available directly from the ScraperAPI dashboard under the new **Growth** pricing tab.

Now if you need **more than 5M of credits** you can:

* Upgrade instantly from the dashboard
* Access significantly higher monthly credit volumes
* Get better effective rates at scale

To make your growth more flexible, PAY-AS-YOU-GO remains available on Scaling, Professional, Advanced and Enterprise plans.

#### No Changes to Existing Plans

All current plans remain unchanged. These additions simply introduce a new Growth category for customers who need higher limits and a smoother path to scale.

You can explore the new plans now directly in your ScraperAPI dashboard.

<a href="https://dashboard.scraperapi.com/billing/subscription/plans" class="button primary" data-icon="play">Find the right Growth plan for your workload</a>


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