Structured search results at whatever volume you need
Search engine results pages, localised and at scale.
163M
residential IPs
340
cities
99.4%
fetch success
Search engines are the single most defended scraping target on the public web. They detect automated queries within a handful of requests from one address and serve interstitials that break parsers.
They are also the most valuable, because search results encode competitive positioning, content gaps, ad spend and consumer intent in one place.
Rotating residential exits distribute query volume so no address accumulates a query history worth challenging, while city targeting produces the localised result set that actually matters.
Pair it with modest, jittered pacing. Search engines respond far better to plausible human rhythm than to raw throughput.
How proxies solve it
Fresh address per query
Removes the per-address query-rate signal that triggers interstitials.
Local packs and map results
Only resolve correctly from an address in the right metro.
Mobile SERPs from mobile IPs
The mobile result set differs materially and needs a carrier exit to reproduce faithfully.
Language follows geography
Locale defaults derive from the exit, so you get the market's native result set.
Which proxy to use
Residential Proxies
Route requests through consenting home broadband connections. The hardest pool to detect, and the one to reach for when a target actively fingerprints its traffic.
from $3.10 / GB
Also consider
How we would build it
- 1
Rotate every query
One query per exit is the baseline. Reusing an exit across queries is the fastest route to a challenge.
- 2
Jitter your timing
Perfectly even spacing is a machine signature. Randomise within your collection window.
- 3
Parse defensively
SERP markup changes constantly. Validate structure and alert on parse-rate drops rather than on errors.
- 4
Store the raw HTML
Keeping the raw response lets you re-parse history when you add a new feature to extract.
SERP scraping questions
Adjacent workloads
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