Crawlbase review

Per GB pricing across this group has a median of €0.15, with a lower quartile of €0.04 and an upper quartile of €0.88. The cheapest listing sits at €0.01 and the dearest at €8.77, so the spread across providers is wide.

Crawlbase lists residential, datacenter and mobile as its proxy types. That mix is wider than Shifter at residential and isp and Scrapfly at residential and datacenter, while Geonode reaches residential, isp and datacenter. Mobile proxies are less common, appearing in 48.6% of the proxy listings in this comparison.

Its Smart Proxy network spans from 45 countries. The median country count in this comparison is 183.5, with a lower quartile of 142.5 and an upper quartile of 195. Check the country list against your target markets before you commit.

The network holds 140M residential IPs plus 98M datacenter. Residential addresses make up the larger share of that pool, which suits scraping that needs consumer connections, while datacenter addresses cover lighter or repeat requests. Support is on email, help centre and community if you need help setting either up.

Crawlbase offers a free trial, so a team can test the network before paying anything. Free trials show up in 86% of the proxy listings in this comparison, while 14% do not, so a trial is a normal expectation in this group rather than a standout.

Support runs through email, help centre and community. Within proxy listings, a help centre appears in 91.8% and email in 93.9%, while phone support sits at 14.3%. Expect written replies rather than live voice cover, so plan for that when a crawl stalls.

It was founded in 2017. Trading since then gives buyers a track record to weigh against newer proxy resellers, and it pairs with a pool of 140M residential IPs plus 98M datacenter across residential, datacenter and mobile. Age alone does not tell you how a pool performs on a specific target.

Crawlbase lists residential, datacenter and mobile, while Geonode lists residential, isp and datacenter. The practical gap is ISP proxies, which Geonode includes for fixed-connection work. Shifter sits at residential and isp and Scrapfly at residential and datacenter, so Crawlbase leads on type count and trails Geonode on ISP.