Your intelligence platform
Own collection schedules, parsers, data validation, product matching, and your customer-facing analytics.
Connect your price, stock, and catalogue crawlers to multiple proxy providers. Configure each retailer × market workload, control sessions, and account for collection traffic behind one stable endpoint.
Your data platform. Your upstream contracts. Keep collection and pricing logic in your stack. We maintain the proxy routing, accounting, and gateway layer.
Collection logic above. Supply below.
Keep scheduling, extraction, product matching, and pricing decisions in your platform. Consolidate the provider connections and proxy operations underneath your collection jobs.
Your scheduler and data pipeline stay in place. Use project-specific accounts and credentials, then connect provisioning and usage workflows through the REST API.Plan a headless integration →
Price, availability, and assortment
Give each collection workload the right provider pool, supported location, and session settings. Keep extraction and validation in your own pipeline.
Collect location-specific prices and promotions with a provider mix configured for your collection workloads.
Run regional stock checks and multi-step browser workflows through the same maintained proxy layer.
Separate collection projects with dedicated accounts and credentials. Combine traffic records with accepted-record metrics from your own crawler.
The network work behind every collection
Connect the providers you already buy from. Configure access for your collection workloads. Use the same endpoint in your existing crawlers.
Map provider connection settings and targeting conventions once. Add or rebalance supply behind the proxy interface your crawler already uses.
Apply country, region, city, ASN, and ISP targeting where your chosen upstreams support it. Your crawler decides which market each job needs.
Use sticky access for multi-step workflows or rotating access for collection jobs. Sticky continuity depends on TTL, upstream availability, and provider support; a stable endpoint does not guarantee the same exit IP after a provider change.
Configure eligible provider pools, allocation weights, and health checks. Unavailable routes are excluded from subsequent connections; safe request retries remain in your client.
Map accounts and credentials to your collection projects. Use traffic accounting, limits, and request records alongside the job metrics from your crawler.
Connect provisioning and usage workflows through the REST API and webhooks. ProxyRequest maintains the software and included gateway infrastructure.
Start with your existing vendors
14 provider presets. Custom HTTP / SOCKS5 configuration.
Collection economics
Combine traffic cost with the accepted-record rate measured by your crawler. Compare each retailer and market on its own terms.
Illustrative inputs for one retailer × market workload. Change the rates to explore your own upstream economics.
| Provider option | Traffic rate | Usable records per attempt | Per 1,000 usable records | Est. monthly upstream cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Provider AIllustrative option | $/GB | % | ||
| Provider BIllustrative option | $/GB | % |
Provider B has the lower estimated cost per usable record for these inputs.
$102.04 / month differenceEstimate: records × average KB per attempt ÷ 1,000,000 × $/GB ÷ accepted-record rate. Uses decimal KB/GB and a constant average per attempt. Excludes the platform fee, browser compute, minimum commitments, and other operating costs. These editable assumptions describe provider costs; they do not measure savings delivered by ProxyRequest.
The residential platform subscription starts at $600/month on an annual term ($7,200 billed annually). Upstream invoices remain separate. Compare that fee with the time your team spends maintaining provider adapters, gateways, access limits, accounting, and monitoring.
Choosing a provider with a lower cost per usable record is one supply decision. The value of a maintained network layer also depends on your integration and operating workload. Review the subscription scope.
Configure today
Use traffic accounting with your crawler’s accepted-record metrics to review supply. Configure provider pools and weights in the maintained platform.
Advanced routing · custom scope
Cost-aware selection using target success, latency, and provider price requires agreed telemetry and integration work. It is a custom development direction, separate from the standard routing offer.
Works with your stack
Use the configured ProxyRequest endpoint in your HTTP client or browser automation. Keep parsing, product matching, and accepted-record tracking in your collection pipeline.
Add credentials and validate your provider mappings.
Map projects to accounts, provider pools, locations, sessions, and limits.
Validate connectivity and traffic accounting against your crawler's own collection results.
// Endpoint and credentials from your deployment
import { chromium } from "playwright";
const browser = await chromium.launch({
proxy: {
server: process.env.PROXY_SERVER,
username: process.env.PROXY_USERNAME,
password: process.env.PROXY_PASSWORD,
},
});
const page = await browser.newPage();
await page.goto("https://example.com");
// Run your browser or collection workflow here
await browser.close();import os
from playwright.sync_api import sync_playwright
with sync_playwright() as p:
browser = p.chromium.launch(proxy={
"server": os.environ["PROXY_SERVER"],
"username": os.environ["PROXY_USERNAME"],
"password": os.environ["PROXY_PASSWORD"],
})
page = browser.new_page()
page.goto("https://example.com")
# Run your browser or collection workflow here
browser.close()# Use your configured endpoint and credentials
curl \
--proxy "$PROXY_SERVER" \
--proxy-user "$PROXY_USERNAME:$PROXY_PASSWORD" \
"https://example.com"
# Your application uses one proxy interface.
# ProxyRequest routes to your upstream providers.Use an HTTP proxy endpoint and the credentials provisioned for your deployment.
Your supply. Your collection economics.
Buy upstream traffic directly from your providers. The core platform has a fixed software subscription, with no provider markup or revenue share.
Your crawler, data pipeline, provider contracts, and customer relationships.
The platform, routing, accounting, monitoring, and included gateways.
CORE PLATFORM
Residential platform pricing from
$7,200 billed annually
Discuss your workloadUpstream bandwidth is contracted and paid for by you. Expanded capacity, private integrations, and custom deployment requirements are scoped separately.
Start with one retailer and one market
Bring a representative retailer, location, and collection job. Evaluate the network integration alongside the results recorded by your crawler.
Review upstream accounts, target retailers and markets, proxy protocols, session needs, and collection volume.
Configure pools and project credentials. Point one existing collection workflow at the proxy endpoint.
Check connectivity and usage records, then compare them with accepted records and retries in your own pipeline. Agree rollout criteria.
Integration questions
Where the maintained proxy layer fits alongside crawling, data quality, and your upstream providers.
Explore documentation →Bring your crawler. Bring your providers.
Show us one collection workflow. We’ll map the provider, routing, and accounting integration.