Web scraping proxy & antidetect bundle

A web scraping proxy hides your real IP while you collect data from websites. Instead of every request coming from the same address, the proxy sends traffic through different IPs. This prevents blocks, CAPTCHAs, and rate limits. People use scraping proxies to stay undetected, avoid bans, and access geo-specific data. 

Residential proxies are usually the safest because they look like real household users. They get fewer blocks and pass most fingerprint checks. Mobile proxies also work well but are more expensive. Datacenter proxies are fast but easier to detect. 
For high-volume or login-protected scraping, residential IPs offer the best balance of stability and safety. 

You assign the proxy to your scraper or browser so every request routes through that IP. In automation frameworks like Selenium or Puppeteer, you pass the proxy details when launching the script.
If you’re using Multilogin, each profile loads with a residential proxy and matching fingerprint automatically, so you don’t need to configure anything manually.

Rotate IPs, use residential proxies, keep cookies consistent, mimic real timing, and avoid hitting endpoints too fast.
Most blocks happen because the browser fingerprint doesn’t match the proxy. Using an antidetect environment (like Multilogin) fixes this by pairing each proxy with a clean, realistic fingerprint.

Using proxies is legal. What matters is what you scrape and how you use the data. Public information is generally safe. Scraping content behind logins or breaking a website’s terms may create legal issues. Always follow local laws and use proxies responsibly.

Rotating proxies switch IPs automatically. Each request—or each session—uses a different IP, so websites can’t link your activity. This helps avoid rate limits and blocks.
Rotation works best when paired with proper session handling and realistic browser fingerprints.