Proxies for web scraping
Collect public data at scale without getting blocked or rate-limited.
Sites throttle and block addresses that send too many requests. Spread your crawler across rotating residential IPs, target the country you need, and pay only for the gigabytes you use.
YOUR_USERYour proxy login from the dashboard-country-usExit country: United States↻No session id: a new IP on every request
What gets in the way without them.
Sites limit, block and localize traffic by IP address. These are the walls you hit first from a single connection.
Rate limits per IP
Most sites cap how many requests one address can make. Past that you get errors, captchas or empty pages.
Hosting ranges get flagged
Anti-bot systems know which IP ranges belong to hosting companies and challenge them first.
Content changes by country
Prices, language and availability depend on where the visitor appears to be, so one location gives you a partial picture.
The right proxies for the job.
Start with the first pick, and switch when a target needs more trust or more speed.
Connect in about a minute.
Point any HTTP or SOCKS5 client at the gateway. Replace YOUR_USER and YOUR_PASS with the login from your dashboard.
curl -x http://YOUR_USER-country-us:YOUR_PASS@geo.crawlproxies.com:8080 \
"https://example.com/products?page=1"-country-us sends each request through a new US residential IP. Leave it out to use any country.
Get cleaner results.
Rotate for breadth, stick for flows
Use a new IP per request for listing pages. Add a session id when a task needs several requests from the same IP, like paging through results.
Pace your requests
Keep concurrency per site reasonable, back off on 429 and 503 responses, and retry with a new IP instead of hammering the same one.
Look like a browser
Send realistic headers and keep cookies per session. A clean IP with a bot-like fingerprint still gets blocked.
Other jobs our proxies run.
Your first request in about a minute.
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