Most providers who add scraping to their proxy offering ship a single generic API. Send a URL, get a page, good luck.

Froxy ships two: an e-commerce scraper and a SERP scraper.

That split tells you something, because those are genuinely different problems wearing the same coat.

The Proxy Layer First

A pool of over 120 million addresses across more than 200 countries, with automatic rotation and detailed targeting settings.

Residential is the core, with mobile and datacenter alongside, SOCKS5 support, session control and CAPTCHA handling. Two hundred countries is at the top end of coverage in this market, and it is the figure that matters most if your work reaches beyond the usual dozen.

The site runs in English, Russian, Portuguese, Chinese and Japanese, which is a reasonable signal about where the customer base actually is.

Why Two Scrapers Rather Than One

Search results and product pages fail in completely different ways.

A SERP scraper has to deal with results that are personalised, localised and constantly reshuffled. The same query from two addresses in the same city can return different pages. What you need is precise location control and consistent parsing of a layout that changes often.

An e-commerce scraper has to handle variants, stock states, prices that differ by region, and pages that load half their content after the fact. What you need is rendering and structure.

One generic endpoint handles both badly. Two purpose built ones handle each properly, and the fact that Froxy bothered to split them suggests somebody has actually done this work.

Rotation and Targeting

Rotation is automatic, with session controls for when you need an address to persist through a multi step flow.

The targeting settings are where a 200 country pool earns its keep. Country level coverage is only useful if the depth behind each country is real, and detailed targeting is how you find out whether it is.

CAPTCHA Handling Built In

Worth flagging because it is the failure most people hit second, right after the IP problem.

You solve the address, your requests get through, and then a challenge page appears instead of content. At that point a proxy has done all it can, and you are into a different category of problem.

Having challenge handling in the platform rather than as a separate service you bolt on later means one less integration and one less thing to debug at two in the morning. Checking whether a proxy is working covers how to tell the two failures apart, because they look identical from the outside.

Who It Fits

Froxy suits anyone doing serious search results tracking, e-commerce price and stock monitoring across regions, work that reaches into countries most providers cover thinly, and teams who would rather use a purpose built scraper than maintain their own parsers.

Who Might Look Elsewhere

If you only need raw IP addresses and have your own extraction stack, the scrapers are a feature you are paying for and not using. A plain proxy provider will be cheaper.

Entry pricing is mid market rather than budget, so pure volume buyers optimising for the lowest per gigabyte rate will find cheaper elsewhere.

Final Verdict

Froxy is a well rounded provider whose scraping products show real domain knowledge rather than a checkbox.

A large pool across genuinely broad coverage, automatic rotation, proper targeting, and two scrapers built for the two jobs most people are actually trying to do.

If you are tracking rankings or prices, start with the relevant scraper rather than the raw proxies. That is where the value concentrates. Our scraping guide covers what you still have to get right yourself.