Scrapeless review

Scrapeless lists residential, isp and datacenter proxies, so a single account covers home connections, telecom-routed addresses and server-routed traffic. The pool behind them is 90M+ IPs. In practice that means a single billing relationship and a single control panel instead of a separate supplier for each network type, which is the main reason teams consolidate on a provider like this.

Scrapeless covers 195 countries, and it ranks first on that measure out of 17 brands compared. Geonode is listed at from 150. For a team that has to pin a request to a single market and keep it there, that gap decides which pool you test against local rules first.

The price per GB sits at €0.15 against a proxy group figure of €0.88. Since Scrapeless carries residential, isp and datacenter under the same roof, work out your monthly data volume for each type separately, then check that a narrower mix such as residential and isp would not serve you better for the same budget.

Renewal is where the per GB figure matters, so budget €0.15 rather than a launch number. Entry prices across the group cluster around €5.83, with €3.46 at the low end and €11.52 at the high end. Ask for the renewal rate in writing before you commit volume, since the types you buy, residential, isp and datacenter, set the data volume the price applies to.

The published list is residential, isp and datacenter, and mobile is the least common type in this group at 55.2%, while residential is the most common at 100%. If your target only answers on mobile traffic, plan for another supplier alongside Scrapeless rather than assuming the same account covers it.

Support runs on help centre and community. The help centre handles the repeatable questions, and a community forum means other customers answer in between official replies. A help centre is the most common channel in this group at 91.8%, while phone sits at 14.3%, so plan for a written reply rather than a call.

The legal entity is NST LABS TECH LTD., and that is the name on your contract and invoice. It is the detail a procurement or vendor security check asks about first, so pull it before a review rather than during one. Combined with the account running on residential, isp and datacenter, that is enough to start a vendor file.

Small teams get the most from the pooled network: 90M+ IPs behind 195 countries means a single account can cover a market spread a small team cannot staff. Support on help centre and community suits readers who prefer written answers, and a single supplier replaces a stack of separate relationships.