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Proxies for A-Parser

Proxies for A-Parser

Datacenter IPv4 and SOCKS5 proxies for A-Parser. A rotating pool handles multi-threaded SERP and site parsing, unlimited traffic, 200+ countries. Free trial up to 2 hours on your tasks.

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$0
up to 2h
  • 12,000 IPs
  • Unlimited Traffic
  • 2000 Threads
  • Global Pool
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Starter
$10
24h
  • 12,000 IPs
  • Unlimited Traffic
  • 1000 Threads
  • Global Pool
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Business
$50
week
  • 12,000 IPs
  • Unlimited Traffic
  • 1000 Threads
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$160
month
  • 12,000 IPs
  • Unlimited Traffic
  • 1000 Threads
  • Global Pool
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$600
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  • 12,000 IPs
  • Unlimited Traffic
  • 3000 Threads
  • Global Pool
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About

What A-Parser is and why it needs proxies

A-Parser is a multi-threaded parser for collecting data from search results, sites and services. It runs in tens and hundreds of threads at once, giving high collection speed.

But collecting from a single IP makes platforms apply rate limits fast, and the parser hits a cap. Proxies spread threads across different addresses, so A-Parser keeps high speed without stalls.

Datacenter proxies fit this perfectly: parsing results and sites is technical data collection. The more addresses in the pool, the lower the load per address and the more stable the collection.

Setup

How to connect a proxy to A-Parser

A-Parser accepts proxy lists in its settings:

  1. Copy the list of addresses IP:port:login:password from your IPrazon dashboard.
  2. Open the proxy settings in A-Parser (Proxy checker / proxy lists).
  3. Paste the list and pick a protocol - SOCKS5 or HTTP.
  4. Set the number of threads for your plan and task.
  5. Start parsing - threads are spread across the pool.

You set the number of threads and the request rate in A-Parser for the target platform.

Use cases

What tasks people use A-Parser proxies for

A-Parser with proxies is used where fast bulk collection is needed:

  • Parsing results from Yandex and Google in many threads.
  • Collecting site data: prices, catalogs, content.
  • Parsing marketplaces for price and assortment monitoring.
  • Collecting SEO data and semantics at large volumes.

Mind platform limits and rules - you set the request rate and threads in your own software.

Infrastructure

Why the IPrazon datacenter pool fits A-Parser

The datacenter pool gives up to 3000 threads on the top plan, stable fast addresses and rotation: queries spread across 12,000 IPs, the load per address is lower.

Traffic is unlimited on all packages - parsing volume is not capped by traffic, which matters for systematic collection. The pool covers 200+ countries.

SOCKS5 and HTTP are in the package, with login/password or IP authorization. A-Parser works with both.

A-Parser threads spread across the IPrazon pool
A-Parser threads spread across the pool of 12,000 addresses
Reviews

Reviews of A-Parser proxies

★★★★★

I parse results in 500 threads at large volumes. The pool keeps the speed, no stalls. On my previous service I kept hitting limits.

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David C.data specialist
★★★★★

Took the 2-hour trial and ran my A-Parser tasks - speed and stability were fine. Unlimited traffic is the key.

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Lena H.webmaster
★★★★★

I collect marketplace prices regularly. Low captcha at volume, support replies fast.

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Mateo G.analyst
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Test the pool on your A-Parser tasks

Before you pay we offer a free trial up to 2 hours. Run your A-Parser tasks on the pool and check the speed and stability of multi-threaded collection.

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FAQ

A-Parser proxy FAQ

How many threads does the pool support?

Up to 3000 threads on the top plan. Threads are spread across a pool of 12,000 addresses with rotation.

How do I add proxies to A-Parser?

In the proxy settings paste a list of addresses as IP:port:login:password and pick SOCKS5 or HTTP. Both are in the package.

Is there a traffic limit?

No, traffic is unlimited on all packages - parsing volume is not capped.

Do the proxies work for SERP parsing?

They do. The rotating datacenter pool is optimal for collecting Yandex and Google results and parsing sites.

Can I parse marketplaces?

The pool fits collecting prices, catalogs and assortment. You set the request rate in A-Parser for the platform rules.

Which protocols are supported?

SOCKS5 and HTTP, both are in the package, switch per task.

Can I test it?

A free trial is available up to 2 hours. Run your A-Parser tasks on the pool before you pay.