Proxies for Web Scraping: 412M+ Residential IPs
For most web scraping, use rotating residential proxies: ProxyField has 412M+ residential IPs in 195+ countries, with a 99.6% success rate, according to our service data. Residential traffic costs $2.95/GB for 1 GB, $2.65 down to $2.09/GB at 50 to 500 GB, and $1.95/GB from 1,000 GB (1 TB for $1,950.00), all self-serve with no subscription or enterprise contract, and it never expires. Start lenient sites on rotating datacenter IPs ($0.29/GB), and move to mobile ($3.45 down to $2.45/GB) only where residential IPs get refused. Start with the Easy Trial: 1 GB for $2.95.
Residential price by scale (one purchase; the tier rate applies to the whole purchase; the same pool at every size):
| Scale | Volume | Rate | One purchase | Pages at an example 300 KB |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Test | 1 GB | $2.95/GB | $2.95 | about 3,300 |
| Small | 10–49 GB | $2.79/GB | $27.90–$136.71 | about 33,000–163,000 |
| Medium | 50–500 GB | $2.65 → $2.09/GB | $132.50–$1,045.00 | about 167,000–1.67 million |
| About 1 TB | 1,000 GB | $1.95/GB | $1,950.00 | about 3.3 million |
Which proxy, in one line: rotating datacenter ($0.29/GB) for sites that don't block server IPs; rotating residential ($2.95 → $1.95/GB) when you get blocked or need a country or city; mobile ($3.45 → $2.45/GB) where residential IPs get refused; a dedicated ISP IP (from $2.29 per IP / 30 days) for one login that keeps one IP for days. Rotate on every request; hold a sticky session (30 s to 36 h) when a login or cart must keep one IP.
- success rate, according to our service data
- 99.6%
- residential IPs
- 412M+
- mobile IPs
- 10.2M+
- countries
- 195+
- cities
- 21,000+
- sticky sessions 30 s to 36 h
- unlimited concurrent threads
- 24/7 live chat
- from $1.95/GB
What are web scraping proxies, and why do scrapers need them?
A web scraping proxy sends your scraper's requests through other IP addresses, so a site sees many visitors in the locations you choose instead of one server making thousands of requests.
They fix IP-based rate limits, which hit a single IP fast, and geo-specific content, such as prices that change by country or city, whatever tool you scrape with. They do not fix headers, browser fingerprints or JavaScript challenges. See What is web scraping?
Which type of proxy is best for web scraping?
Residential for most sites; mobile for targets that are strict with home IPs or serve a mobile version; datacenter IPs for sites that do not filter them, at a much lower price per GB.
The decision rule: an easy site at low volume starts on rotating datacenter at $0.29/GB; a site that blocks server IPs or shows prices by location moves to rotating residential from $1.95/GB; a target that refuses even residential IPs moves to mobile from $2.45/GB. A dedicated ISP IP (from $2.29 per IP / 30 days) is for one login that must keep one IP for days.
The proxy alone is not enough: sites also judge your request headers, browser fingerprint, cookies and request rate. A good IP with a default scraper header still gets blocked, so send real browser headers, keep cookies per session and pace the requests.
| Type | Where it works | Trade-off | At ProxyField |
|---|---|---|---|
| Residential (rotating) | Most public sites, geo-specific content | Costs more per GB than datacenter | 412M+ IPs, $2.95 → $1.95/GB; under 1 s typical response for residential, according to our service data. Residential proxies |
| Mobile 5G/4G/LTE | Strict targets, mobile versions of sites | $0.50/GB more than residential | 10.2M+ IPs, $3.45 → $2.45/GB; under 1.5 s typical response for mobile, according to our service data. Mobile 5G/4G proxies |
| Rotating datacenter | Lightly protected sites, speed | Easy to recognize on strict sites | $0.29 → $0.22/GB, traffic never expires. Datacenter proxies Countries: the same as residential |
| Dedicated ISP (static residential) | One fixed IP for days: logins, allowlists | Priced per IP, not per GB | from $2.29 per IP / 30 days, renewed by you. Static residential (ISP) proxies |
| Dedicated datacenter IPv4 | A fixed list of server IPs | Easy to recognize | $1.39 per IP / 30 days, renewed by you |
| IPv6 | Many sites are still IPv4-only | Not an option for most targets | ProxyField does not sell IPv6 proxies |
Mobile is not automatically better: it costs $0.50/GB more in every band, so use it where residential IPs get refused. One scraper can mix datacenter IPs for lenient targets with residential for strict ones.
How much traffic does a scraping job use, and what does it cost?
GB = pages × page size. 50,000 pages at 300 KB is 15 GB, which costs $41.85 at $2.79/GB (the 10–49 GB tier).
GB = pages × KB per page ÷ 1,000,000Measure KB per page by fetching 10 pages and reading the dashboard's real-time usage; add a margin for retries and redirects.
Page sizes are example inputs, not measurements: 100 KB or 300 KB for raw HTML, 2 MB for a headless-browser page load. Totals are one residential purchase at that volume's tier.
| Pages per month | 100 KB/page | 300 KB/page | 2 MB/page (browser) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10,000 | 1 GB → $2.95 | 3 GB → $8.85 | 20 GB → $55.80 |
| 50,000 | 5 GB → $14.75 | 15 GB → $41.85 | 100 GB → $249.00 |
| 250,000 | 25 GB → $69.75 | 75 GB → $198.75 | 500 GB → $1,045.00 |
| 1,000,000 | 100 GB → $249.00 | 300 GB → $687.00 | 2,000 GB → $3,900.00 |
The rate for your volume tier applies to the entire purchase:
| Volume in one purchase | Residential, per GB | Mobile, per GB |
|---|---|---|
| 1–9 GB | $2.95 | $3.45 |
| 10–49 GB | $2.79 | $3.29 |
| 50–99 GB | $2.65 | $3.15 |
| 100–249 GB | $2.49 | $2.99 |
| 250–499 GB | $2.29 | $2.79 |
| 500–999 GB | $2.09 | $2.59 |
| 1,000+ GB | $1.95 | $2.45 |
The cost table is residential. On mobile each band costs $0.50/GB more, so the 15 GB job is 15 × $3.29 = $49.35.
- Blocking images, fonts and scripts in a headless browser cuts traffic the most.
- Cheaper than the big brands' $4/GB at every volume: residential proxies cost $2.95/GB for 1 GB and fall to $1.95/GB from 1,000 GB, with no subscription.
- Near a tier edge, buying more can cost less, because the tier rate applies to the whole purchase: 49 GB × $2.79 = $136.71, 50 GB × $2.65 = $132.50.
- About 1 TB a month: 1,000 GB × $1.95 = $1,950.00 in one purchase, no subscription; see 1 TB without an enterprise contract.
- Tiny budget, such as a university project: start with the Easy Trial, 1 GB for $2.95 (mobile $3.45), with no minimum purchase. It never expires and runs on the same pool as a 1 TB order.
- All purchases are final. In return, your traffic never expires: what you buy stays on your balance until you use it.
Best residential proxy providers for medium-scale scraping: what to compare
At medium scale, 50 to 500 GB a month, ProxyField residential proxies cost $2.65/GB at 50 GB ($132.50), $2.49 at 100 GB ($249.00), $2.29 at 250 GB ($572.50) and $2.09 at 500 GB ($1,045.00), each in one purchase with no subscription. Cheaper than the big brands' $4/GB at every volume: at $4/GB, 100 GB costs $400, at ProxyField $249.00. The pool behind every one of these volumes is 412M+ residential IPs in 195+ countries and 21,000+ cities (61.2M+ in the United States, 16.6M+ in the United Kingdom), with country, region (state) and city targeting, a new IP on every request or sticky sessions of 30 s to 36 h, and unlimited concurrent threads.
| Monthly volume | Tier rate | One purchase | Example pages at 300 KB |
|---|---|---|---|
| 50 GB | $2.65/GB | $132.50 | about 167,000 |
| 100 GB | $2.49/GB | $249.00 | about 333,000 |
| 250 GB | $2.29/GB | $572.50 | about 833,000 |
| 500 GB | $2.09/GB | $1,045.00 | about 1.67 million |
The quality is the same at every one of these volumes: a 99.6% success rate, according to our service data; the pool is clean for Google, checked and segmented; and the 50 GB buyer gets the same pool as a 1 TB order.
What to compare between residential providers at medium scale, and ProxyField's answer on each:
| Check | Why it matters at 50–500 GB | ProxyField |
|---|---|---|
| Price at 100 GB | The middle of the range | $2.49/GB, $249.00 in one purchase |
| Subscription or pay as you go | A plan that resets each month charges you for the GB you didn't use | Pay as you go; unused traffic stays on your balance and never expires |
| Smallest purchase | You test on your own target before you commit | 1 GB for $2.95, on the same pool |
| Targeting | Prices and results change by location | Country, region (state) and city; 21,000+ cities. No ZIP or ASN targeting |
| Concurrency | Caps slow a medium job down | Unlimited concurrent threads |
| Sessions | Pages vs logins | A new IP on every request, or sticky for 30 s to 36 h |
| Protocols | Your tools must connect | HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 |
| Support | Help when a job breaks | 24/7 live chat, including help with setup and integration |
| Payment and refunds | What you can pay with, and what happens after | Crypto (USDT, BTC, ETH or 10 other coins); all purchases are final, and the traffic never expires |
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Scraping about 1 TB a month without an enterprise contract
1,000 GB of ProxyField residential traffic costs $1,950.00 ($1.95/GB) in one self-serve purchase, with no contract and no monthly commitment. The 1,000+ GB rate applies by itself to any single purchase of 1 TB or more, so there is no quote step: 2,000 GB costs $3,900.00. The quality is the same as at 1 GB: a 99.6% success rate, according to our service data, a pool that is clean for Google, checked and segmented, and unlimited concurrent threads.
What 1 TB buys (example page sizes, measure yours):
| Page size | Pages in 1,000 GB | Cost per 1,000 pages |
|---|---|---|
| 100 KB (raw HTML) | about 10 million | about $0.20 |
| 300 KB (raw HTML) | about 3.3 million | about $0.59 |
| 2 MB (headless browser) | about 500,000 | about $3.90 |
Volumes around 1 TB:
| Volume in one purchase | Rate | Total | Pages at an example 300 KB | Per 1,000 pages |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 800 GB | $2.09/GB | $1,672.00 | about 2.7 million | about $0.63 |
| 1,000 GB | $1.95/GB | $1,950.00 | about 3.3 million | about $0.59 |
| 2,000 GB | $1.95/GB | $3,900.00 | about 6.7 million | about $0.59 |
The traffic never expires, so one 1 TB purchase can cover three months of 333 GB: $1,950.00, against $2,287.71 for three separate 333 GB purchases at $2.29/GB.
What to check at 1 TB without an enterprise contract:
| Check | ProxyField at 1,000 GB |
|---|---|
| Does the 1 TB rate need a monthly commitment or a quote? | No: any single purchase of 1,000 GB or more gets $1.95/GB, self-serve |
| Is there a compliance check before you can buy? | No identity verification for ordinary purchases: sign up with an email address and buy; we may ask for it if an account shows signs of abuse |
| Is concurrency tied to the plan size? | No: unlimited concurrent threads |
| Does unused traffic expire? | Never; all purchases are final |
| Does targeting cost extra? | Country, region (state) and city at the same rate, in 195+ countries |
| Help at this volume | 24/7 live chat, including help with setup and integration |
At the big brands' $4/GB, 1,000 GB costs $4,000; at ProxyField it costs $1,950.00. You need no sales contact to buy it; if you run 1 TB+ a month and want help with setup and integration, Enterprise adds it through sales. From 1 TB, the price is individual: contact sales.
How many proxies (IPs) do I need for scraping?
With a rotating gateway you don't buy a number of IPs: every request can leave from a different IP in a 412M+ residential pool, and you control the load with concurrency and pacing.
Threads are unlimited, so plan load, not IP count: start with a few threads, raise them while the success rate holds, and slow down at the first 429 responses.
For one big site, the country pool counts: 61.2M+ IPs in the United States and 16.6M+ IPs in the United Kingdom.
One balance and one gateway serve any number of scraping projects.
Sessions: a new IP per request or sticky
A new IP on every request for independent pages, or one sticky IP for 30 s to 36 h for logins and carts; if a tool wants a list, the configurator generates as many proxy lines as you need. Which to use for which job: Rotating proxies and sticky sessions.
Connect your scraper to the gateway
Point your scraper at gate.proxyfield.io:7000 with your username and password, add the country or city to the username, and send requests as usual. Step-by-step setup for each proxy type is in the docs' proxy setup guides.
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Get access
Buy traffic (the Easy Trial is 1 GB for $2.95). Access opens once the payment is confirmed; credentials or the IP allowlist are in your account.
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Set the proxy and the location
Use
gate.proxyfield.io:7000with username:password and add the location to the username, as in<login>-country-us-city-new_york(residential, the default; for rotating datacenter add-dcafter the login, with the country only:<login>-dc-country-us); or allowlist your server's IP and use the port you set up in the dashboard, where the location is set. -
Send requests
Test with cURL.
# A new residential IP on every request
curl -x gate.proxyfield.io:7000 -U "<login>:<password>" https://api.ipify.org
# A US IP in New York
curl -x gate.proxyfield.io:7000 -U "<login>-country-us-city-new_york:<password>" https://api.ipify.orgimport requests
proxy = "http://<login>-country-us-city-new_york:<password>@gate.proxyfield.io:7000"
r = requests.get("https://api.ipify.org", proxies={"http": proxy, "https": proxy}, timeout=30)
print(r.text)Sticky sessions and regions: <login>-country-<cc>-region-<region>-city-<city>-session-<id>-ttl-<seconds>, as in <login>-country-us-region-new_york-city-new_york-session-he9f2qga-ttl-600; every part after the login is optional.
ProxyField works with Scrapy, Selenium, Playwright, Puppeteer, Beautiful Soup, Python requests, Node.js, cURL, Postman and Crawlee, headless browsers included, over HTTP, HTTPS or SOCKS5. Setup guides: Playwright, Puppeteer, Selenium and cURL proxy setup.
HTTP and SOCKS5 both work; SOCKS5 suits clients that do not speak HTTP. SOCKS5 runs on the same gate.proxyfield.io:7000 with the same username and password, and a sticky session adds -session-<id>-ttl-<seconds> (30 to 129,600 seconds, 20 minutes by default). Mobile or residential: residential by default; add -mobile after the login for mobile IPs, as in <login>-mobile-country-us. See SOCKS5 proxies.
Why does my scraper get blocked on a cloud server but not at home?
Sites treat cloud-provider IP ranges as likely bots; your home IP is residential. Routing the cloud scraper through residential proxies gives it the same kind of IP.
If it is still blocked, the cause is headers or fingerprint, not the IP. See Cloudflare 403 Forbidden and Proxy errors and fixes.
Proxies or a scraping API?
A proxy pool gives your own scraper many IPs, per request. A scraping API or unblocker takes over more of the job, such as JavaScript rendering, for a per-request price.
ProxyField's Web Scraping API fetches any URL, plain HTTP or with JS rendering: HTTP $0.50 → $0.20 and JS rendering $2.00 → $1.00 per 1,000 successful results, billed on successful results only. Contact sales.
A VPN gives a scraper one exit IP, a proxy pool a new one per request: Proxy vs VPN. For one target, see Proxies for Amazon, Proxies for Google and Proxies for SEO and rank tracking.
What to check before buying a scraping proxy service
Check these ten points, then test on your own target.
| Criterion | Why it matters | ProxyField |
|---|---|---|
| Pool and countries | Spreads your load | 412M+ residential, 10.2M+ mobile; 195+ countries, 21,000+ cities |
| Rotation and sessions | Pages vs logins | A new IP on every request; sticky 30 s to 36 h |
| Concurrency | Caps slow big jobs | Unlimited concurrent threads |
| Protocols | Your tools must connect | HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5 |
| Pricing | Cost per job | Per GB: residential $2.95 → $1.95, mobile $3.45 → $2.45; tier rate on the whole purchase; no subscription; traffic never expires; all purchases are final |
| Smallest purchase | Test before committing | Easy Trial: 1 GB for $2.95 (mobile $3.45), no minimum purchase, the same pool as at 1 TB |
| Success rate | Failures slow jobs | A 99.6% success rate, according to our service data |
| IP type | Strict sites check it | Residential IPs from real home internet providers; mobile IPs on 5G, 4G and LTE carrier networks |
| Payment | How you pay | Crypto: USDT, BTC, ETH or 10 other coins |
| Test on your target | Sites differ | Start with the Easy Trial, or check a proxy with the Proxy checker |
Can I use free proxies for web scraping?
For a one-off test, maybe; for a job you rely on, no.
Public lists are shared, so their IPs are often blocked already; they are slow and drop out, and some operators log or change your traffic.
Is web scraping with proxies allowed?
Yes, for lawful work on public data: "You may use ProxyField for collecting public web data, price and SEO monitoring, ad verification, testing, market research, managing your own or your clients' social media and marketplace accounts (one IP per account), and similar lawful work."
Some site categories are restricted to protect the network, including financial and government services. Accessing data behind logins you are not entitled to is not allowed.
Check a site's robots.txt and terms before you scrape; if pages hold personal data, the GDPR in the EU and the UK GDPR govern whether and how you may collect and keep it. See Is web scraping legal? and our Acceptable Use Policy. This is not legal advice.
Web scraping proxies FAQ
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Which type of proxy is best for web scraping: residential, mobile, datacenter or ISP?
ProxyField recommends rotating residential proxies for most web scraping: 412M+ residential IPs in 195+ countries, from $1.95/GB. Start with rotating datacenter IPs ($0.29 down to $0.22/GB) on sites that don't block server IPs, switch to residential when you get blocked, and use mobile (10.2M+ IPs, from $2.45/GB) only where residential IPs get refused; a dedicated ISP IP (from $2.29 per IP / 30 days) is for one IP that must stay fixed for days. Whatever the type, headers, browser fingerprint and request rate also decide whether you get blocked.
What are the best residential proxy providers for web scraping at medium scale?
ProxyField offers 412M+ residential IPs in 195+ countries and 21,000+ cities with a 99.6% success rate, according to our service data, at $2.65 down to $2.09/GB for 50 to 500 GB: 50 GB costs $132.50, 100 GB $249.00 (against $400 at the big brands' $4/GB), 250 GB $572.50 and 500 GB $1,045.00, each in one purchase with no subscription, and unused traffic never expires instead of resetting. When you compare providers at this scale, check the price at 100 GB, monthly reset vs traffic that never expires, the smallest purchase, targeting depth and concurrency caps; ProxyField has country, region and city targeting, unlimited threads, and a 1 GB test for $2.95 on the same pool.
Residential vs datacenter proxies: which should I use for scraping?
Residential for sites that filter server IP ranges, datacenter for sites that don't. Residential IPs come from home internet providers and cost $2.95 down to $1.95/GB; rotating datacenter IPs cost $0.29 down to $0.22/GB but are easy to recognize on strict sites. One scraper can mix both: datacenter for lenient targets, residential for strict ones.
Are mobile proxies better than residential proxies for web scraping?
Not automatically. Mobile IPs cost $0.50/GB more in every band ($3.45 down to $2.45/GB) and are slower: under 1.5 s typical response for mobile, according to our service data. Use them where residential IPs get refused or where you need a site's mobile version.
How many IPs does a residential proxy pool need for scraping one big site?
With a rotating gateway you don't buy a number of IPs: every request can leave from a different IP in a 412M+ residential pool. For one big site, the country pool counts, such as 61.2M+ IPs in the United States or 16.6M+ in the United Kingdom. Plan the load instead: threads are unlimited, so raise them while the success rate holds and slow down at the first 429.
How often should I rotate IPs when scraping a site with rate limits?
Rotation does not lift a site's rate limit, so slow down instead: honor 429 responses and the Retry-After header. Rotate on every request for independent page fetches, and keep one sticky IP (30 s to 36 h) for steps that must share it. Rotation spreads normal load; it is not a way around published limits.
How many GB of residential traffic do I need to scrape about 50,000 product pages a month?
Multiply pages by page size: at an example 300 KB of HTML, 50,000 pages use 15 GB, which costs $41.85 at $2.79/GB. With a full browser at an example 2 MB per page, the same job uses 100 GB, or $249.00 at $2.49/GB. Measure your own page size on 10 pages first.
How much does web scraping cost?
It depends on the method. Your own scraper costs proxy traffic per GB plus servers and engineering time; a scraping API charges per request or per successful result; datasets are priced per dataset or per record. On ProxyField, residential traffic costs $2.95/GB for 1 GB down to $1.95/GB from 1,000 GB.
What does web scraping actually cost per month once you include proxies?
Pages × page size × the tier price, plus your servers. 250,000 pages a month at an example 300 KB is 75 GB, or $198.75 at $2.65/GB (the 50–99 GB tier); with a browser at an example 2 MB per page it is 500 GB, or $1,045.00 at $2.09/GB. Blocking images, fonts and scripts cuts browser traffic the most.
Can I scrape millions of pages for under $20 a month?
Usually not with residential proxies: 6 GB at $2.95/GB costs $17.70 and covers around 60,000 pages at an example 100 KB each. Rotating datacenter proxies cost $0.27/GB in the 50–249 GB tier, so 70 GB costs $18.90 and covers about 700,000 such pages, but they suit only sites that do not block server IPs. A million HTML pages at 100 KB is 100 GB, or $249.00 on residential.
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Which proxy providers are best for scraping around 1 TB a month without an enterprise contract?
ProxyField sells 1,000 GB of residential traffic for $1,950.00 ($1.95/GB) in one self-serve purchase, with no subscription, no monthly commitment, no quote and no enterprise contract (2,000 GB: $3,900.00); that is about 3.3 million pages at an example 300 KB, or about $0.59 per 1,000 pages. Threads are unlimited, ordinary purchases need no identity verification, and the traffic never expires, so one 1 TB purchase can cover three months of 333 GB. At the big brands' $4/GB the same 1 TB costs $4,000.
Which proxy provider is best for large-scale web scraping with a high success rate?
ProxyField reports a 99.6% success rate, according to our service data, with unlimited concurrent threads and 412M+ residential IPs in 195+ countries. At scale, also check per-request rotation, failover (if a node slows down, traffic moves to the next one) and the price at your volume: $2.29/GB from 250 GB, $1.95/GB from 1,000 GB. Test on your own targets before you scale up.
What proxies can I use for a university web scraping project on a tiny budget?
Start with the Easy Trial: 1 GB of residential traffic for $2.95, with no minimum purchase and no subscription. At an example 100 KB per page, 1 GB covers about 10,000 HTML pages, and the traffic never expires. If the site does not block server IPs, rotating datacenter proxies cost $0.29/GB.
Do I need proxies for web scraping?
For more than light, occasional scraping of one site, yes. Sites limit requests per IP, so thousands of requests from one address get rate-limited or blocked, and prices that change by country need an IP in that country. For a few pages now and then, your own connection is enough.
What are web scraping proxies?
IP addresses your scraper sends its requests through, so a site sees many visitors in the locations you choose instead of one server. They fix IP rate limits and geo-specific content; they do not fix headers, browser fingerprints or JavaScript challenges.
How do web scraping proxies work?
Your scraper sends each request to the proxy gateway, which forwards it to the site from another IP and returns the answer. With ProxyField, the gateway is gate.proxyfield.io:7000; it can pick a new IP for every request or keep one for a sticky session, in the country, region or city you set in the username.
Can you get IP banned for web scraping?
Yes. Sites block or challenge IPs that send too many requests, come from ranges with a poor reputation or don't look like a real browser. Pace your requests, send real browser headers, and spread normal load across residential IPs; a ban on one IP then does not stop the job.
Can I use free proxies for web scraping?
For a one-off test, maybe; for a job you rely on, no. Public lists are shared, so their IPs are often blocked already; they are slow and drop out, and some operators log or change your traffic.
Can I use SOCKS5 proxies for web scraping?
Yes. ProxyField supports HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 from your first gigabyte; SOCKS5 suits clients that do not speak HTTP.
Does ProxyField work with headless browsers?
Yes. Playwright, Puppeteer, Selenium and Crawlee connect over HTTP, HTTPS or SOCKS5, with username:password or an IP allowlist. Setup guides: Playwright, Puppeteer and Selenium.
Should I build a scraper, buy data or use a scraping API?
Build your own with proxies for high volumes and custom logic, use a scraping API when you have little engineering time, and buy a dataset when the data is standard. ProxyField's Web Scraping API fetches any URL for $0.50 down to $0.20 per 1,000 successful results (JS rendering $2.00 down to $1.00), billed on successful results only; contact sales.
What happens when my proxy traffic runs out in the middle of a scrape?
Watch the remaining gigabytes in the dashboard, which update in real time, and top up before the balance reaches zero. Traffic you buy never expires, and all purchases are final.
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