Run your own crawler through real home-broadband IPs. For teams that already use Scrapy, Playwright, or a custom collector and need a clean proxy exit.
Buy Residential Proxies traffic and pay by GB. Choose Web Scraping API only when you want JoyProxy to fetch pages for you.
You already parse HTML. You need residential exits that survive WAF checks.
High-volume public listings where you control retries and concurrency.
ETL already exists — proxy is just the network hop.
One rotating pack, many jobs, GB billed in one place.
If you do not have a crawler, do not start here. If the site is a hard SPA, do not start with datacenter IPs.
Hosting ASN is the first thing modern sites block. Rotating residential is the default fix.
Crawling from corp NAT burns the whole company IP, not just the bot.
Country-level VPN exits return the wrong catalog. Filter extract URLs by city.
Unbounded concurrency plus rotate-on-error drains GB and still fails.
Rotating mid-session kills cookies — that job belongs on static IPs, not this pack.
You do not need mobile, business, and datacenter on day one.
Recommended: Residential Proxies. Alternative: Web Scraping API if you would rather POST URLs and get HTML back. Skip static/custom until you have a logged-in session problem.
| Product | Billing | Use It When… |
|---|---|---|
| Residential Proxies Recommended for This Workflow | Pay per GB | Recommended — public pages, your crawler, pay per GB. |
| Web Scraping API | Credits · Pay per Success | Alternative — no crawler, JS render, pay only on success. |
You keep Scrapy/Playwright. We only supply IPs.
You send URLs; we return HTML/JSON.
No. This page is proxy IP for your crawler. The API fetches pages for you — see products/web-unblocker.html.
Cheaper until it is not — most retail and search targets block hosting ASN immediately.
Logged-in sessions, partner allowlists, or seller accounts — see Account or E-commerce solutions.
Only if the target is a mobile app or mobile-only store page — see Mobile App Data.
Yes, but split by URL class: easy volume on rotating, hard pages on API. Do not double-fetch.
If you already have a crawler, this is the SKU. If you do not, open Web Scraping API instead.