Apify adds a billed Unblocker proxy line to its rate card
Apify started billing Unblocker, an anti-blocking proxy product, at $1.5/$1.5/$1.25/$1 per 1,000 requests across Free/Starter/Scale/Business, a new line item absent from the prior capture.
The proxy rate card listed three metered products: residential, datacenter, and SERP proxy, with no Unblocker line.
The proxy rate card now lists four metered products, adding Unblocker at $1.5 per 1,000 requests (Free/Starter), $1.25 (Scale), and $1 (Business); the Creator Plan caps Unblocker usage at 10,000 requests/month alongside its residential-proxy and SERP caps.
Proof of change
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Apify’s detailed plan-comparison table added a new “Unblocker” row under Proxy, priced per 1,000 requests and following the same tier-based discount curve as the platform’s other proxy products ($1.5 on Free/Starter, $1.25 on Scale, $1 on Business, custom on Enterprise). The line item was not present in Apify’s 2026-06-03 or 2026-07-29 pricing-page captures, so this is a newly exposed billing dimension rather than a repricing of an existing one. Subscription prices, compute-unit rates, residential/datacenter/SERP proxy rates, and storage/transfer rates are all unchanged.
Apify added Unblocker, a new anti-blocking proxy product, to the detailed plan-comparison table and the Creator Plan usage caps: $1.5/1,000 requests on Free/Starter, $1.25 on Scale, $1 on Business, and custom on Enterprise. The line item was absent from the 2026-06-03 and 2026-07-29 captures; subscription prices, compute-unit rates, and the other three proxy rates (residential, datacenter, SERP) are unchanged.