Scrape at scale without getting blocked
Rotating datacenter and residential proxies for high-volume data extraction. Unlimited bandwidth, global IP pools, instant activation. Works with any scraping stack.
Why scrapers use Servury
Built for developers running serious scraping pipelines
The basics matter: reliable IPs, fast response, high pool diversity, and a format that fits your stack without modification.
Datacenter proxies come as a list. Randomize per-request in your scraper. Residential proxies use a single rotating endpoint that handles rotation server-side.
Datacenter proxies have low latency and support high concurrency. Run 100+ concurrent requests across your proxy pool without throttling.
Cloudflare, Akamai, and DataDome block datacenter ranges aggressively. Residential proxies with real ISP IPs pass most bot-detection layers without extra configuration.
Scrape localized prices, regional content, or geo-restricted data. Residential proxies support 196+ countries; datacenter covers US, UK, EU, and major APAC regions.
Proxies are delivered in host:port:user:pass format, compatible with Scrapy's rotating proxy middleware, Playwright's proxy option, Puppeteer, and raw curl/requests.
Your datacenter IPs are not shared with other customers' scraping jobs. Freshly allocated pools reduce the chance of target-site pre-bans.
Up and running in minutes
No account required. No email. No verification. Just pick a plan and go.
Datacenter for high-volume general scraping and APIs. Residential for JavaScript-heavy sites, e-commerce with bot protection, and anything behind Cloudflare.
Datacenter: buy X IPs for Y days. Residential: buy X GB of bandwidth (only consumed on use). Start conservatively and scale up.
No email or account needed. Crypto accepted. Datacenter proxy list ready immediately. Residential gateway credentials available instantly.
Add to Scrapy's ROTATING_PROXY_LIST, set Playwright's proxy option, or pass as an argument to requests.Session. One copy-paste and you're running.
Track success rates and ban frequency. Switch between datacenter and residential for different targets. Add more IPs or GB as your pipeline grows.
Frequently asked questions
Should I use datacenter or residential proxies for scraping?
Start with datacenter. It's cheaper and faster. If your target blocks datacenter IP ranges (common with Cloudflare-protected sites, e-commerce, and job boards), switch to residential. Many scrapers use both: datacenter for easy targets, residential for protected ones.
How many datacenter IPs do I need for concurrent scraping?
As a rule of thumb, one IP per 10–50 concurrent requests works for most targets. If you run 500 concurrent requests, aim for 50–100 IPs. The more IPs in rotation, the lower the ban rate per IP.
Do Servury proxies work with Scrapy?
Yes. With the scrapy-rotating-proxies middleware, add your datacenter proxy list to ROTATING_PROXY_LIST in settings.py. For residential, set the gateway endpoint as ROTATING_PROXY_LIST with your credentials.
Can I use these proxies with Playwright or Puppeteer?
Yes. Both support HTTP proxies natively. In Playwright: pass proxy: { server: 'http://host:port', username: 'user', password: 'pass' } to the browser launch options. Puppeteer: use --proxy-server flag with authentication handling.
How do residential proxies handle JavaScript-rendered pages?
Residential proxies handle the network layer. They provide clean IPs that bypass IP-based bot detection. You still need a headless browser (Playwright/Puppeteer) to render JavaScript. The proxy just ensures you're not blocked at the IP level.
Is there a bandwidth limit on datacenter proxies?
No. Datacenter plans include unlimited bandwidth. You pay per IP per day/month, not per GB of traffic. Residential proxies are billed per GB consumed.