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A-Parser is a multithreaded parser for search engines, site-evaluation services, keywords, content, and other services. Its licenses are described as lifetime, but access to new versions after included updates end requires a separately purchased update package. The provider names SEO companies, freelancers, and SaaS services among its users.

For buyers comparing automated data-collection tools, the key distinction is whether the included parser set and update window fit the intended workload.

Editorial review based on public sources, without hands-on testing; facts checked on 2026-10-31.

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A-Parser
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Automation and parsers
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Parser licenses pair access with update windows

The vendor’s purchase and features pages list these license terms, checked on 2026-10-31.

  • Lite: $179; Google and Yandex parsers; 3 months of updates.
  • Pro: $299; access to all parsers; 6 months of updates.
  • Enterprise: $479; API management, multicore task processing, and Redis integration; 6 months of updates.
  • Proxy bonus: Lite includes 20 threads for 2 weeks; Pro and Enterprise include 50 threads for a month.
The diagram compares A-Parser license tiers by included parser access and update periods.
Vendor-listed license fields. Built from facts published on a-parser.com; checked 2026-10-31.

Built-in parsers cover search and AI sources

The vendor describes more than 110 built-in parsers, with coverage that includes tools for collecting data from AI services such as ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google. Pro is described as including access to all parsers, while custom parser creation is also listed for that license.

A-Parser says users can create parsers without code, then use JavaScript or TypeScript and NodeJS modules for more complex logic. This separates a no-code starting point from customization that involves scripting.

The vendor gives throughput figures for three AI parsers: ChatGPT web parsing is listed at up to 200 requests per minute in multithreaded mode; Perplexity at 800 requests per minute; and Google AI at up to 1500 requests per minute. These are provider-stated figures, not independently measured performance.

Lifetime licenses leave updates separate

The listed license prices are from the vendor’s homepage, checked on 2026-10-31:

  • Lite: $179.
  • Pro: $299.
  • Enterprise: $479.

These packages concern updates, distinct from the initial license purchase.

The same purchase page lists upgrade fees of $139 from Lite to Pro, $319 from Lite to Enterprise, and $199 from Pro to Enterprise. It also lists bank cards, PayPal, electronic currencies, and cryptocurrencies as payment methods.

The diagram lists the vendor's update packages and their stated prices and durations.
Update packages are separate from the license. Built from facts published on a-parser.com; checked 2026-10-31.

Web access and APIs connect parser tasks

The vendor describes a web interface for operating A-Parser, with Windows and Linux support and remote access through that interface. It also lists Windows, Linux, and macOS support via Docker.

For programmatic control, A-Parser offers an HTTP/JSON API and ready-made libraries for NodeJS, Python, PHP, and Perl. Its documentation likewise describes an API for integrating with and controlling the parser from programs and scripts. The Enterprise license includes Redis integration and multicore task processing.price_m

The vendor says simultaneous HTTP request-thread counts depend on the computer configuration and task, and that the software can effectively use up to 4 processor cores at present. These conditions qualify any attempt to treat a general capacity figure as a workload-independent expectation.

The diagram shows the documented interface, API, and client-library access path.
Connection options described in the documentation. Built from facts published on a-parser.com; checked 2026-10-31.

Check company identity before relying on A-Parser

Before relying on a service for ongoing work, ask the provider which legal entity will supply it and where that entity is based.

Clear answers help a buyer understand which business is handling the purchase and support relationship.

For a team purchase, request those details through the same channel used to discuss the license. Keep the answers with the purchase records so the contracting party is clear.

Parser creation and integrations widen coverage

The provider says users can write custom parsers in JavaScript, including directly in the parser interface. Its documentation also describes parser creation without code and more complex logic using JavaScript or TypeScript with NodeJS modules.

A-Parser documents HTTP/JSON API access and ready-made client libraries, supporting programmatic control from scripts and applications.

The vendor lists Windows, Linux, and macOS support via Docker, alongside a web interface. The vendor states that A-Parser supports Windows and Linux and provides a web interface with remote access.

With an A-Parser purchase, the provider lists free support through online chat, Telegram, and a ticket system.

Update costs and license rules narrow flexibility

The purchase page says access to new versions requires buying an update package after free updates end; without one, users can keep using their latest available version. The update package is a separate expense from the license.

  • A-Parser’s license is for personal use only; the vendor bars resale, rental, online publication, and providing third parties access to the program.
  • The vendor says effective use is currently limited to up to 4 processor cores.
  • The docs say simultaneous HTTP request threads depend on the computer configuration and task, so one general capacity figure does not describe every setup.

Several details are missing; they are listed under What we could not confirm.

Separate tasks suit different parsing workloads

A-Parser’s named audiences include SEO specialists and studios, businesses and freelancers, developers, marketers, online stores and marketplaces, and arbitrageurs. Those groups can assess the parser against the specific sources and tasks they need to process.

It also claims the software can perform up to 3,000 simultaneous asynchronous threads. These are vendor descriptions; the docs separately say HTTP request-thread capacity depends on the computer configuration and task.

Compare parsers by source and update terms

Compare tools by whether they cover the required sources, allow custom parser creation, and connect to the buyer’s existing integrations. Check license scope and update terms alongside support arrangements, since these determine how the software can be used and what ongoing access entails. Match those conditions to the actual workload before choosing.

What we could not confirm

  • Company identity: legal entity responsible for the service
  • Company address: location of the operating business
  • Company history: background and operating timeline

Answers on proxies, threads, and updates

How are proxy products described for A-Parser?

The product pages present them as distinct options, so buyers should match the product description and purchase path to the intended proxy use.

Where does the vendor say proxies can be purchased?

These are separate purchase paths within the account, rather than one shared listing described by the pages.

How do the proxy lists and rotation work?

For the shared pool, the vendor says the IP changes every five minutes; sticky IPs use a separate dedicated address for each port. The sticky-IP list updates every 30 seconds, while the random-IP list is fixed. After purchase, the proxy list appears in the account and updates automatically.

Which proxy protocols does A-Parser list?

A-Parser lists HTTP, SOCKS4, SOCKS5, and authenticated proxies. Check the protocol listed for the specific product.

What support does the provider describe?

The vendor lists free technical support for all users and says paid support can assist with custom parsers, parser specifications, installation, and configuration. For proxy purchases, it says customers can contact support if they cannot find a suitable payment method.

What does the version history tell buyers about updates?

The vendor says A-Parser has released more than 140 versions since 2011. That history is separate from the license’s included update period: after free updates end, access to new versions requires an update package.

Choose by parser scope and update ownership

Fits if the documented parser coverage, custom-parser options, and license tier match the tasks the buyer needs to run.

Probably not if the personal-use restriction conflicts with the intended access model, or if ongoing access to new versions must be included in the initial purchase.

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Editorial team of Stack Shelf. Prepared by the editorial team of Stack Shelf from the public sources listed above; the facts were checked on 2026-10-31. Nobody tried the service in practice. We revise the text whenever those sources are updated.

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