I've been testing different proxy providers over the past few months for projects involving web scraping, AI data collection, and SEO monitoring. One thing I've noticed is that raw IP count doesn't tell the whole story.
What actually makes a difference for me is:
Recently I've also been experimenting with Helodata. So far it has been performing surprisingly well for residential proxy workloads, especially considering the price. The API was straightforward to integrate, and I haven't run into many connection issues yet. I'm still evaluating it over the long term, but the initial experience has been positive.
I'm curious what everyone else is using these days. Are you prioritizing stability, pricing, geographic coverage, or success rate? Have you found any providers that consistently perform well for large-scale public web data collection?
I'd love to hear about your real-world experience rather than just benchmark numbers.
What actually makes a difference for me is:
Recently I've also been experimenting with Helodata. So far it has been performing surprisingly well for residential proxy workloads, especially considering the price. The API was straightforward to integrate, and I haven't run into many connection issues yet. I'm still evaluating it over the long term, but the initial experience has been positive.
I'm curious what everyone else is using these days. Are you prioritizing stability, pricing, geographic coverage, or success rate? Have you found any providers that consistently perform well for large-scale public web data collection?
I'd love to hear about your real-world experience rather than just benchmark numbers.