Best backconnect residential proxies?

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Hi all,

I am writing a windows application to track around 1M amazon products for price, stock, prime status change for myself.
Did you know any residential backconnect proxy service that will work good for scraping amazon?
I can go upto $500/month for proxies. In case if you have used any service, please provide the ip ban rate of the service like 25 out of 30 works.

Thanks.
 
For amazon, I think any backconnect provider will do.

Also, as your tool doesn't need to log in an account, you can also try some public proxies lists. Just mix them with your backconnect proxies.

Also, for your budget, you could go for multiple providers, just for getting access to a larger IP pool.
 
I am writing a windows application to track around 1M amazon products for price, stock, prime status change for myself.
Did you know any residential backconnect proxy service that will work good for scraping amazon?
I can go upto $500/month for proxies. In case if you have used any service, please provide the ip ban rate of the service like 25 out of 30 works.
For 1M Amazon products, you need high ISP-grade purity to avoid burning your $500 budget on CAPTCHAs.

I’m currently using iphtml.com for similar tracking. Based on your metric, I get about 28/30 success rate. Their 60M+ pool is clean, and the pricing is much more friendly than the "big names" for high-volume tasks.

They usually have a trial so you can benchmark them first. Good luck with the dev!
 
For Amazon scraping at that scale, it’s really more about how stable and clean the residential pool is rather than any specific provider. Most services look good initially, but performance usually varies a lot once you start pushing higher volume.
 
Residential backconnect proxies can help for Amazon scraping, but results are never stable because Amazon blocks aggressively. Even with a $500/month setup, you’ll still face bans and CAPTCHAs unless your whole scraping setup is well optimized.
 
i will look less at ban rate and more at how the pool behaves.
make sure u can control session stickiness instead of rotating every request. for product tracking, a short stable session usually lasts longer than constant churn.
 
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