Use case
SEO proxies: local SERP, not a CAPTCHA cookbook
Country and city exits so you can see the results page a market actually sees. Google is a protected target. We do not publish a bypass.
Jobs we will not help with
- CAPTCHA or ban bypass recipes
- Crawling sites you are not allowed to collect
- Click fraud and CPA manipulation
Two different meters
Crawling a site you own, or a site that allows it, is often a datacenter job. Webshare’s published shared datacenter cell is about $0.03 per IP per month. Search engines are a different product. Residential with the country, city, or ZIP you will actually query is the usual SEO meter.
Bright Data publishes ZIP targeting and a $8/GB list rate. Decodo publishes city and ASN with pay-as-you-go. Oxylabs starts at a 5 GB rung. None of those cells is a lab measurement of Google. Confirm the live page, then run queries you are allowed to run.
A visit is still not a SERP price
Rank tracking burns gigabytes on retries and rendered pages. Use the visit calculator with your own page weight. A sticky session is a timer so one results page can finish. It is not a per-keyword invoice. Per-request unlockers are outside this catalog.
Published rates
Published rates for the types this job uses
Entry cells from the catalog. Per GB and per IP stay in their units. Confirm the live page.
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US, UK, India, China, and Europe are targeting pages on this site. City, ASN, ZIP, and carrier are flags on the SKU. The live country list is the vendor dashboard. We did not audit a pool. GB cost calculator · Visit math
FAQ
SEO
Residential or datacenter for SEO?
Datacenter for cooperative crawls. Residential when you need a household exit and a location flag for a search engine. Mobile last. Your test outranks the default order.
Do you have a Google success rate?
No. We print entry rates and units. A CAPTCHA on your query is not a discount, and it is not a number we invent.
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