Results for “proxy”
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Residential Proxy
<div class="cat-intro"> <p><strong>Residential proxies</strong> route traffic through real consumer devices on home ISPs, so the destination site sees a genuine household IP rather than a server address. The ISP-issued origin is what makes each request behave like ordinary household traffic.</p> <p>Primary buyers are web scrapers, ad-verification teams, brand-protection crawlers, and sneaker or ticket operations. Pool size is the headline metric every vendor leads with; daily active peer count and ethical sourcing are the numbers that actually determine quality.</p> <p>When evaluating, compare pool freshness against list size, sticky-versus-rotating session control, city-level geo-targeting depth, and transparent opt-in documentation for every peer device in the network.</p> </div>
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Datacenter Proxy
<div class="cat-intro"> <p><strong>Datacenter proxies</strong> are server-hosted IPs from cloud or hosting infrastructure — fast, cheap, and horizontally scalable, but identifiable by their ASN as non-residential. Any site running ASN-based filtering will block them; tolerant targets run on them without issue.</p> <p>Primary buyers are SEO teams, market researchers, and engineers running internal tooling or scraping targets that do not deploy commercial anti-bot stacks. Shared versus dedicated IP allocation and ASN diversity across hosting providers are the two variables that most determine real-world reliability.</p> <p>When evaluating, compare subnet diversity, IP replacement policy on burned addresses, bandwidth-versus-IP-count pricing mechanics, and uptime SLA. Do not apply datacenter IPs to hardened targets without first measuring actual block rates.</p> </div>
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API Scraper
<div class="cat-intro"> <p><strong>API scrapers</strong> — also called web scraping APIs or managed scraping endpoints — accept a URL and return clean HTML or structured JSON, handling proxy rotation, browser rendering, anti-bot evasion, and retry logic inside a single HTTP call. You send the request; the provider absorbs the infrastructure complexity.</p> <p>Primary buyers are data engineers, growth teams, and AI-training data pipelines that need reliable extraction from a wide range of sites without building and maintaining a full crawl stack. The cost-versus-success trade-off on hard targets is what separates genuine managed APIs from proxy wrappers.</p> <p>When evaluating, compare render success rates on Cloudflare-, DataDome-, and PerimeterX-protected pages, billing model honesty (pay-per-success versus pay-per-attempt), JS-rendering wait controls, and geo-targeting granularity at the city or ASN level.</p> </div>
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Antidetect Browsers
<div class="cat-intro"> <p><strong>Antidetect browsers</strong> create isolated browser profiles, each with a distinct fingerprint — canvas, WebGL, audio, fonts, time zone, language, and hardware signatures — paired with a dedicated proxy. To the target platform, each profile looks like a separate device on a separate network.</p> <p>Primary buyers are performance affiliates, ad-account managers, ecommerce sellers running multiple storefronts, and agencies operating client accounts from shared infrastructure. Fingerprint authenticity against real device populations and true storage isolation between profiles are what separate production-grade tools from tools that merely pass basic fingerprint checks.</p> <p>When evaluating, compare fingerprint sourcing methodology (real device telemetry versus synthetic generation), per-profile proxy binding at the network layer with DNS-leak protection, team collaboration and role-access features, and automation API maturity for workflows beyond 50 profiles.</p> </div>