Google Proxy

Google protects its search results from automated abuse. It keeps blacklists of datacenter IP ranges and flags IPs that send too many requests from different users.

That is why most regular proxies fail on Google, and why we verify every IP in the Google pool against real Google Search requests.

Google shows a CAPTCHA when it doesn't trust the IP behind a request. If you are looking for a captcha proxy for Google, the fix is pre-tested IPs: every IP in our Google pool passes real Google Search checks before it is listed, so you meet far fewer CAPTCHAs than with regular proxies.

No honest vendor can promise zero CAPTCHAs, though - Google still rate-limits aggressive scraping. Rotate IPs, keep the request rate moderate, and buy the 3-day refundable trial first to see the CAPTCHA rate for your volume.

Yes, that is the main use case. Use the fast-rotating port so every request gets a different IP, and keep your request rate moderate. Google still rate-limits aggressive scraping no matter whose proxies you use.

If you are not sure whether it works for your target volume, buy the 3-day refundable trial first.

Here is the speed of each package.

• 1M package - 1Mbps = 128 KB/s
• 2M package - 2Mbps = 256 KB/s
• 5M package - 5Mbps = 640 KB/s

What is 1Mbps? It is the traffic speed, 1 million bits per second.

We don't meter the traffic you used.

Short answer: "40 threads" means you can use 40 proxies every second.

Detailed answer: Threads mean concurrent connections. One connection usually lasts one second for a web page but a few minutes for a video. So you may need more threads for videos.

Some software only supports HTTP(S) proxy and some only supports Socks proxy.

If your software supports both, HTTP(S) is recommended.

Our rotating proxy service supports two authentication methods.

• Username/Password: You can use this method if your IP changes from time to time.
• Whitelist IP: You can use this method if your program doesn't support the user/pass method.

You can choose the authentication method as you like.

1. Whitelist your IP for "IP Authentication" in the client area.
Otherwise, the proxy will deny your requests.

2. Input that proxy to the proxy option of your software.
Proxy IP: (get from the client area)
Proxy Port: 2000 (HTTP) or 3000 (SOCKS5)

3. How to check the real proxy IP behind that proxy?
Use that proxy to surf this show-my-IP page: http://ifconfig.co

Since the proxy rotates IP every second, you will see a new IP every time.

4. Here are more detailed tutorials for you.

We provide 500 slow-rotating ports 2001~2500 that rotate IPs every 30 minutes. You can use one of them for 3 minutes and then change to the next.

If you want to rotate IP every second, please use the fast-rotating port 2000.

No, our proxies don't support mailing. We block SMTP ports 25, 587, and 465. By the way, we are not aware of any proxy vendor that sells mailing proxies.

The backend IPs are in 74 countries. You can filter the proxy country roughly. We support these options.

• All Countries
• United States
• United Kingdom
• Netherlands
• Germany
• Europe
• USA & Europe
• Asia
• South America
• Other Countries

If you want to choose IPs for a specific country, please follow this instruction.

The IPs in A.B.C.0 ~ A.B.C.255 (ex. 11.22.33.0 ~ 11.22.33.255) are in the same subnet.

It's easy for websites to trace or block IPs from the same subnet.

Other vendors usually sell 10K proxies in 50 subnets. Our subnets are much more.

1. SERP API vendors usually charge $3.5+/GB for Google traffic. We provide unlimited bandwidth at $29.97/month.

2. Other vendors usually sell 10K proxies in 50 subnets. We sell 10999 proxies in 2003 subnets.