Residential Proxies for Web Scraping

Large-scale scraping fails for one reason more than any other: the target sees a datacenter IP and blocks it. Residential proxies route your requests through real consumer ISP connections, so each request looks like an ordinary visitor — not a bot farm.

Why residential proxies beat datacenter IPs for scraping

Datacenter proxies are cheap, but their IP ranges are well known and widely blocklisted. The moment a site fingerprints the network, you get CAPTCHAs, 403s, or silently poisoned data. Residential IPs come from real households across thousands of ISPs, so they blend into normal traffic and survive far longer at scale.

How it works

You get a single endpoint — one host, one port, standard HTTP/HTTPS auth. Every request grabs a new residential IP from the pool; there are no sessions to pin or sticky configs to manage. Point any HTTP client at it and go.

curl -x network.67proxies.com:67 -U "user_xxx:password" https://example.com

Works with your stack

Because it's a plain proxy endpoint, it drops into anything that speaks HTTP proxies — no SDK required:

Pricing that fits a scraping budget

Start with a 1-hour unlimited burst pass or a 10 GB residential pack, or lock in a dedicated-speed lane (100–1000 Mbps) by the day, week, or month. Pay in crypto, generate in seconds. See the full breakdown on the pricing page.

Start scraping without IP bans

Spin up a residential endpoint in seconds — plans from $6.70.

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