Veezee vs ScrapeCreators
What ScrapeCreators publishes
ScrapeCreators sells one API surface over 36+ APIs and 9+ social platforms; LinkedIn is one source among many (scrapecreators.com). Its LinkedIn surface is exactly six endpoints: person profile, company page, company posts, keyword post search, single post, and post transcript (scrapecreators.com/linkedin-api, docs.scrapecreators.com/v1/linkedin/profile).
The model is public-page scraping: "This only returns what's publicly available, ie what you see in an incognito browser" (docs.scrapecreators.com). The same docs state that LinkedIn no longer returns work history or job title publicly, so profiles come back without them. There is no people search on LinkedIn, no contact emails, and no ads or job listings.
Its agent-facing surface is strong: an MCP server, a first-class Claude Code skill, llms.txt, OpenAPI, fully public docs, and free credits with no card (docs.scrapecreators.com/llms.txt, docs.scrapecreators.com/openapi.json). Pricing: 1 request = 1 credit, $47 for 25,000 credits ($1.88/1k), $497 for 500,000 ($0.99/1k); credits never expire, no monthly minimum. The free grant is 100 credits per the homepage (their blog says 1,000; which is current is unclear).
What Veezee offers
Veezee is LinkedIn only, seven tools over MCP and REST. search_people takes typed filters (title, current_company, past_company, school, keywords); get_profile returns named sections including experience (work history) and education; get_company accepts a URL, slug, or website domain. An agent mints its own key in one provision call (500 credits free, no signup, no card), with a keyless taste of 20 credits per IP per day before that. Auth is API key only (no OAuth); no uptime guarantee is published.
| ScrapeCreators | Veezee | |
|---|---|---|
| Scope | 9+ social platforms, 36+ APIs | LinkedIn only |
| LinkedIn endpoints | 6: profile, company, company posts, post search, post, transcript | 7 tools incl. typed people search |
| People search | none on LinkedIn | search_people with typed filters (title, company, school) |
| Work history | not returned (public-page model; their docs say LinkedIn no longer serves it publicly) | get_profile experience and education sections |
| Pricing | $0.99-$1.88 per 1,000 requests by tier | per call: 4 credits profile, 10 credits search, 4 credits company, 4 credits posts |
| Agent surface | MCP, Claude Code skill, llms.txt, OpenAPI | MCP, skills, llms.txt, OpenAPI, markdown twins |
| Key issue | human dashboard signup | one provision call mints a key; keyless taste first |
Where each wins
ScrapeCreators wins on breadth and price: nine-plus platforms behind one key at a fraction of Veezee's per-call cost, with an agent-discovery layer as complete as ours. An agent whose job spans multiple social networks should pick it, and for LinkedIn posts alone it is the cheaper fetch.
Veezee wins when the job needs LinkedIn depth: people search with typed filters and work history and education via profile sections, neither of which ScrapeCreators' public-incognito model returns, plus domain-to-company resolution, which its six LinkedIn endpoints do not offer. It is also the only one of the two where the agent gets a working key without a human signup.