What ScraperAPI changed

• Removed the announcement banner regarding the acquisition of Traject Data.
• Removed the primary headline that mentioned scaling data collection.
• Removed extensive navigation menus including links to specific industry solutions, documentation, and resources.
• Removed detailed descriptions and "Learn more" links for specific scraping tools like the Async Scraper and DataPipeline.
• Added a new section highlighting "Enterprise-Level Data Collection" with a focus on Slack support and high request volumes.
• Added specific performance metrics, including "Over 11B Requests" served in the last 30 days.

The company is shifting its focus away from past corporate news to highlight its core product features and social proof for new users.

• Added a prominent announcement banner about the acquisition of Traject Data.
• Included a link to a blog post with details about the deal.
• Removed the "Test the Crawler" call-to-action button from the top of the page.
• Added a new solution link for Target website data collection.

ScraperAPI is expanding its capabilities and market share by buying another data company. This could mean they will soon offer new features or access to more data sources that Traject Data previously managed.

• Removed the "Win Black Friday: Get 20% off the Enterprise Package" promotional banner.
• Removed the "Target Scraper" link from the footer navigation.
• Cleaned up the header text to focus on core scaling messaging.

The company has ended its seasonal promotion for high-volume users. This suggests a return to standard pricing and a shift away from aggressive holiday acquisition for their largest plans.