IPcook

What I appreciate most about ipcook is that any unused traffic remains available and doesn’t expire. Since my work tends to be cyclical, there are periods when we do a lot of scraping, followed by weeks when projects are on hold. The residential IPs function just like regular home connections, and even when I run scripts in various regions, the response times remain steady.

When I log into my stores or ad accounts using a sticky session, the platforms recognize it as if I were connecting from a typical home network. The session lasts for 24 hours, so I don't need to change the IP frequently. Changing regions is also straightforward; I just have to copy the proxy. The residential IPs feels very normal.

We rely on IPCook to scrape product and review data, and what stands out most is how authentic the traffic appears. Since the IPs originate from real residential networks, websites interpret our requests as genuine user visits rather than automated bot activity. We operate our scrapers in Python, utilizing both HTTP and SOCKS5 protocols. Additionally, the ability to select city-level locations is especially useful when we require highly precise regional pricing.