Proxy Integration with ScrapeBox
Elevate your web scraping and SEO game with Decodo’s residential proxies and the ScrapeBox tool.
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Elevate your web scraping and SEO game with Decodo’s residential proxies and the ScrapeBox tool.
14-day money-back option
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99.99%
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ScrapeBox is a go-to tool for public data collection and SEO. It allows you to gather and extract web data, automate tasks like harvesting URLs, conduct competitor research, build links, and so much more.
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Experience lightning-fast performance with the ability to handle multiple simultaneous connections seamlessly.
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A residential proxy is an intermediary that allows users to get a real IP address from an authentic household device connected to a local network.
Decodo offers residential proxies with 115M+ HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 IPs in 195+ locations. Enjoy <0.5s response time, 99.92% success rate, 99.99% uptime, and unlimited threads and concurrent sessions. Feelin’ unsure? Test our residential proxies with a 3-day free trial or go for a flexible Pay As You Go payment option.
First, let’s begin by visiting the official website of ScrapeBox to download the app. Once we have it downloaded, we can proceed to get things going.
Log in to your Decodo dashboard, find residential proxies by choosing Residential under the Residential Proxies column on the left panel, and select a plan that suits your needs. Then, follow these steps:
After you’ve got your endpoints, you can pair residential proxies with ScrapeBox.
1. Open ScrapeBox.
2. Check the Use Proxies checkbox in Select Harvester and Proxies settings.
3. Click the Edit button found in the same settings menu to start setting up your proxies.
4. Depending on the authentication method you would like to use, type in the information of your chosen proxy authentication methodauthentication method as in the example below:
5. Save the proxy settings and you should see them appear in the Select Harvester and Proxies settings.
6. Select all the proxies you’ve entered and click the Modify button.
7. Select the option Mark all Proxies as Non-Socks proxies. If done correctly, you should see the letter “N” under each entered proxy in the “S” field in the proxy table.
8. Configure the rest of your ScrapeBox settings and run a test. To do this, check if the Harvester Status shows “Proxies Enabled”.
NOTE: Make sure you’re not checking the proxy status in the Proxy Editor itself, as you'll get a negative result. This happens because ScrapeBox doesn't support checks on backconnect proxies used by Decodo.
Easy Decodo proxy setup with popular applications and third-party tools. Check out these guides to get started right away.
Pick a plan that suits you. Get ahead with unblockable and stable proxies.
With each residential proxy plan, you access:
115M+ ethically-sourced IPs in 195+ locations
HTTP(S) & SOCKS5 support
Continent, country, state, city, ZIP code, and ASN-level targeting
Rotating and sticky session options
<0.5s avg. response time
99.92% success rate
99.99% uptime
Seamless integration with scraping tools and bots
24/7 tech support
14-day money-back
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A proxy is an intermediary between your device and the internet, forwarding requests between your device and the internet while masking your IP address.
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The ScrapeBox tool is designed for use cases such as web scraping and SEO.
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