Proxies for scrapebox and gsa

shaks99

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Im wanting to know what type of proxies are best for use with scrapebox and gsa ?

also who do you guys recommend to buy from

thanks
 
I join the question.

I'm also looking for a proxy for Scrapebox to harvest Google results.

I need a proxy to pay for each Giga Byte used.
 
For scraping use, residential rotating proxies, you can find multiple solutions in marketplace. Must ask for a free trial to test the services.
For posting, you can use semi dedicated proxies from proxy-hub.
 
To expand on @JasonS's response, you can also use datacenter proxies in Scrapebox to scrape Google - you just have to be gentle about it. First load them into SB then test them all, keep the ones that pass the Google test (filter > keep passed google test) and save them to SB proxy list. To do the actual scraping you want to select 'detailed harvester' and set a delay of 30-60 seconds. This will result in slow scraping, but as long as you don't need millions of urls in minutes you should still be able to get what you need.
 
bump still looking for the above does anyine provide here?
 
We use residential rotating proxies!
 
We use residential rotating proxies!
I dont see no point of using residential proxies for gsa . Ots much easy and cheap to use semi dedicated proxies with gsa specially if you are using verified link lists like me.

Rayobyte, buyproxies works great with gsa ser.

Yesterday i tried free trial on @Nyprox here and gave him 1hoir trial since proxies are cheap i got subbed for 1000 proxies and i liked them. Using it with 500 gsa threads and other half with cap monster so far works fine my end.


I dont scraping myself as i found its far better and much easier to buy premium link lists as they sre ready to use and i am getting decent success
 
I am making autoapprove list and using only private proxy on my VPS. It's anought to have 20 proxy and I use 800 - 1200 threads to posting on GSA. SB is slower :(.
 
When using tools like Scrapebox and GSA (Search Engine Ranker), it's important to use proxies that are reliable, fast, and offer a good level of anonymity. Here are some factors to consider:

  1. Private Dedicated Proxies: These proxies are exclusively yours and offer better reliability and speed compared to shared proxies.
  2. High-Speed Proxies: Look for proxies with high-speed connections to ensure faster scraping and posting.
  3. Residential Proxies: Residential proxies are IP addresses provided by Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to homeowners. They appear more legitimate to websites, reducing the chances of getting blocked.
  4. Rotating Proxies: Rotating proxies automatically change IP addresses at regular intervals, which can help prevent detection and banning.
  5. Anonymity and Security: Ensure that the proxy service provides a high level of anonymity and security to protect your activities.
As for where to buy proxies, there are several reputable proxy providers in the market. Some popular options include:

  1. Luminati: Luminati offers residential proxies with a large IP pool, which can be beneficial for scraping and avoiding blocks.
  2. Smartproxy: Smartproxy provides residential proxies with city-level targeting and rotating IP addresses.
  3. Storm Proxies: Storm Proxies offers dedicated and rotating residential proxies suitable for scraping and other activities.
  4. ProxyRack: ProxyRack offers a variety of proxy types, including residential proxies, dedicated proxies, and rotating proxies.
  5. Proxy-Cheap: Proxy-Cheap provides affordable residential and datacenter proxies with a focus on speed and reliability.
 
I am confused about proxies after reading from many posts in BHW.

I plan to use Scrapebox to check SERP & expired domains, GSA SER & Rankerx to do backlinking.

- How many proxies do I need - 1 proxy to how many threads?

- What type of proxies do I need - Static/Rotating Residential or Datacenter?

- I see that people are using 100 proxies - based on Proxy-cheap price list below, it will be very costly. How much do people on proxies per month?

- I also see that some proxies suppliers price proxies at 'per GB', not 'per proxy' ... what is the difference?

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