A private IPv4 and SOCKS5 pool for data collection. Rotation supplies new addresses, so your scraper handles large request volumes reliably. Unlimited traffic, 200+ countries. Free trial up to 2 hours on your scraper.
Scraping proxies mean the collection load is spread across a pool rather than hammering one address. Requests are spread across different IPs automatically, so the load on any single address stays low and sites flag activity less often. For comparison: scraping a 5,000-page catalog from one address gets it blocked within the first hundred requests; on a rotating pool those 5,000 pages spread across hundreds of addresses and the job finishes.
Collection work at IPrazon runs on a private datacenter pool we own end to end. Server IPv4 and SOCKS5, about 12,000 addresses live, the list refreshed in real time so dead entries do not stall a crawl. Access opens within minutes of payment.
Which protocol depends on your software: SOCKS5 proxies for antidetect, bots and scrapers, IPv4 proxies for maximum site compatibility.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Threads for collection | Up to 3000, request rate is set in your own software |
| Volume | Unlimited traffic: marketplaces and large semantics are not metered |
| List format | IP:PORT is the main one, pasted as a single column. IP:PORT:LOGIN:PASS is the second option |
| Rotation | Automatic, requests spread across 12,000 addresses |
| Protocols | SOCKS5 and HTTP/HTTPS, fits any scraper |
| Pool type | Private datacenter IPv4 |
| Connection | Bind your IP in the dashboard for the IP:PORT format |
| Test | Free test up to 2 hours |
Works with A-Parser, ZennoPoster, Key Collector and custom scripts, the list format is standard.
For collection work the pool is deliberately broad: datacenter addresses from 200+ countries in one global mix. The IPv4 & SOCKS5 package draws from that shared pool and does not offer selection by an individual country. For scraping that trade is usually welcome, a wide, varied address base beats a narrow national one when you need volume. All hardware is under our management.
Proxies are easier to test than to describe. So before payment we give a free trial up to 2 hours for your request:
The pool keeps 12,000 active addresses, refreshed in real time.
Scraping runs on datacenter hardware we own outright. We do not sell residential or mobile proxies, and for tasks that need them, support says so up front.
The package includes IPv4 and SOCKS5 (plus HTTP/HTTPS). SOCKS5 proxies are used for antidetect browsers, bots and scrapers.
A short scrape fits the 24-hour plan; regular collection works out cheaper on the weekly or monthly one.
A single proxy sends every request from one address, so a catalog crawl trips rate limits fast. A pool of 12,000 addresses with rotation spreads the same job wide, and the run finishes instead of stalling.
No, the pool works as a global mix of addresses from 200+ countries. Selection by an individual country is not available.
Two hours, free. Tell support which site you are collecting from and at what depth, and they will size the trial against that target rather than a generic demo.