Price Monitoring
Track prices across regions
Collect public pages at a steady pace — a fresh exit on every request, retries handled at the gateway and the throughput to crawl millions of URLs a day.
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Why proxies for web scraping
Sites throttle traffic that all comes from one place. RiftIP spreads your requests across millions of household and datacenter IPs, so the crawl keeps moving and the data keeps coming.
Each request leaves from a different IP, so no single address builds up a pattern a site can block.
Hundreds of concurrent connections through one endpoint, with no thread cap on any plan.
Target a country or city to collect the content, prices and language locals actually get.
The badges mark the networks that suit this workflow best. Every one runs through the same endpoint, dashboard and API — start with one and add another without changing your code.
Real household and carrier IPs that blend in with everyday traffic — built for targets that turn away datacenter ranges.
Fast, stable addresses for high-volume jobs and long-lived sessions, where speed and a consistent identity matter most.
Under the hood
Targeting, rotation, retries and the people who run the network — the parts of web scraping you shouldn't have to build yourself.
Pick the country, region or city in the username — every request leaves from there.
A fresh IP for every request, or the same one for as long as a session needs it.
Blocks and timeouts are retried on a fresh exit before they ever reach your code.
Live success rate, latency and bandwidth for every job, in the dashboard and the API. See the docs
Move from residential to mobile or ISP by changing the username — not your code.
Talk to the people who run the network, in a shared channel, around the clock.
Our web scraping runs in Germany started seeing captchas.
Moved you to fresher exits in Germany — try it now.
Back to normal. That was quick.
Crawls at scale
From a few thousand product pages to a nightly crawl of millions, the same endpoint scales with you — with success rate and usage visible while it runs.
Other use cases
The same endpoint, credentials and balance run every one of them.
Locations
Set the country in the username — or narrow it to a region or city — and every request leaves from there.
FAQ
What teams usually ask before running web scraping through RiftIP.
Still have questions?
Talk to a proxy specialist about your targets, volumes and setup.
Unlimited Residential for most crawls — household IPs, the hardest for a site to tell apart from real visitors, at a flat daily price so volume never runs up the bill. Residential per GB suits smaller or occasional jobs, and Datacenter is the cheapest per request for targets that don't block hosted IPs.
No. The gateway gives every request a new exit by default. Add a session ID to the username when a flow needs the same IP for several requests, like paging through results.
There's no thread cap on any network. Most teams run hundreds of connections at once; if you're planning millions of requests a day, talk to us and we'll size the pool with you.
All 195 countries. Residential, mobile and unlimited plans target down to region and city; ISP and datacenter target by country. The location goes in the username — there's nothing else to set up.
Yes — every new account starts with a 30-day free trial, so you can test networks and locations against your own targets before committing.
One endpoint, six networks, 195 countries. Set up in minutes — no rewrite required.