The credit-cost point in the ScrapingBee section is worth checking when comparing these tools. I work on APIFreaks (apifreaks.com/api/web-scraper), and our scraper has a similar trade-off: a static request uses 4 credits, while turning on JavaScript rendering uses 40.

For anyone testing the options here, I’d run the same few URLs in both modes and compare the fields returned alongside the credits used. Sometimes the data is already in the initial HTML, so you can save the browser rendering for pages that actually need it.