Best rotating Proxy solution for web scraper

Hey,
I'm building a scraper for websites to get contact emails (In order to contact them and offer guest posting)
I'm looking for a proxy service that will help me bypass protections like cloudflare and get the email from those websites.

Do you have any recommendations?

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Mobile proxies are also an option if you ever run into stricter sites and need something stronger.

ILoveAutomations said:

Hey,
I'm building a scraper for websites to get contact emails (In order to contact them and offer guest posting)
I'm looking for a proxy service that will help me bypass protections like cloudflare and get the email from those websites.

Do you have any recommendations?

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As an addition, I think you will.need a captcha solver
Aside going over a few trials with proxy sellers here

IPcook said:

Rotating residential proxies, which resemble actual users and have far greater success rates, are a better option for Cloudflare than datacenter proxies.

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Kinda agree, but with loads of nuance.

Residential proxies are now needed for scraping, dc ip will be rejected at the cf edge, seeing just a cf turnstile is already very bad news, so rotating won't cut it, since there's the next layer waiting for you to catch you, aka graphing, and the faster you rotate , the more deduplication logic your scraper needs to handle, which are rookie mistakes.

Find a velocity that won't get an ip banned, scrape as much as you can with concurrent instances(gologin is perfect for this) and have an ip ban logic in the orchestrator which triggers anew browser instance to start. Like this, you sail through like it's nothing.

I really don't know where the people get the idea of rotating fast or per request idea, this will only destroy your scraper and it just won't work, maybe works on poorly protected sites or 10 years ago, but nowadays fast rotation is totally useless, unless you scrape mobile pages but even then, it's not per request rotation.