Collect Data at Scale Without Getting Blocked

Yes. Polish mobile proxies are ideal for collecting web data to train ML models. Unlimited bandwidth and real mobile IPs let you scrape at scale without blocks or bandwidth concerns. A single proxy sustains 30-100 Mb/s throughput continuously, and multiple proxies run fully in parallel. Mobile carrier IPs also access mobile-optimized page variants, which is useful when training models on content as served to real smartphone users.

No limits. Unlimited bandwidth at 30-100 Mb/s per proxy. A single proxy can transfer hundreds of GB per day without throttling or overage fees. Scale up with multiple proxies for fully parallel collection pipelines — each proxy operates independently with its own IP, so throughput scales linearly. There are no daily data caps, no traffic shaping after a threshold, and no additional charges per GB transferred.

All major frameworks are supported: Scrapy, Beautiful Soup, Puppeteer, Playwright, Selenium, and custom HTTP clients in any language. Use HTTP proxy for simple scraping pipelines where speed matters most. Use SOCKS5 for JS-rendered content — Playwright and Puppeteer over SOCKS5 tunnel all browser traffic including WebSockets and async XHR requests through the proxy, ensuring accurate geo-targeted responses from the Polish mobile network.

For protected sites, yes. Mobile carrier IPs have stronger trust scores. For unprotected sites, residential proxies may be cheaper. Our unlimited bandwidth makes mobile proxies cost-effective for high-volume collection.

Yes, but batch the crawl. Keep sessions stable for one domain or crawl shard, then rotate before the next shard to balance reliability with detection resistance.

Distribute across 10-50 Polish 4G/5G mobile proxies, each handling 200-500 pages/min. Use a queue (Redis, RabbitMQ) with per-domain rate limiting. Rotate IP via /rotate every 4-8 hours per proxy to refresh reputation. Mobile carrier ASNs (Orange/T-Mobile/Plus/Play) scale better than datacenter — anti-bot systems weight them leniently. For 10M+ pages, plan 30-90 days at this scale. Bandwidth-unlimited proxies reduce the per-GB cost concern.

Common Crawl publishes monthly snapshots — useful for static-content research but stale by 2-30 days. For fresh data (live SERPs, real-time prices, current social posts), CC is insufficient. Polish 4G/5G mobile proxies enable on-demand crawling that captures current state. Use CC as the historical base layer + Proxy Poland for recent-N-days delta crawling. Polish IPs see PL-specific content that CC's US-based crawlers miss.

Polish gov sites (KRS, CEIDG, GUS, NBP) tolerate moderate scraping from Polish IPs — they expect citizen access. Set rate to 0.5-1 req/s per Polish 4G/5G mobile proxy, respect Retry-After headers, identify your bot in User-Agent if the site has a tolerance policy. For 100K+ records, parallelize across 5-10 proxies with per-domain throttling. Most gov sites don't have hard anti-bot beyond rate limits — clean Polish IP is sufficient.

Wayback's CDX API and timemap endpoints are public and tolerant — 2-5 req/s per IP. From a Polish 4G/5G mobile proxy, you'll fetch snapshots at full speed. For deep archive crawls (Wayback timemap → individual snapshots → page parse), one proxy handles 500K+ pages/day. Wayback's CDN serves snapshots from edge cache; cache-busting isn't needed. Save raw HTML + headers per snapshot to your S3/B2/local disk for offline analysis.

Each task = one logical crawl unit (single domain, single date range, single category). Assign one Polish 4G/5G mobile proxy per task for the task's lifetime. Between tasks, call /rotate to refresh the IP for the next task. This per-task isolation prevents cross-task IP contamination if one task triggers anti-bot flags. For 1000 tasks, allocate 10-20 proxies and round-robin tasks across them. Track (task_id, proxy_id, success_rate) for retry logic.

Proxy Poland's pool spans four mobile-operator ASNs (AS5617 Orange, AS12912 T-Mobile, AS8374 Plus, AS39603 Play). When one ASN gets soft-blocked on a target site, the others usually still work. For resilient large-scale crawls, distribute proxies across all four ASNs (request mix at signup) — single-ASN concentration is a single point of failure. Mobile carrier blocks are typically 12-72 hour rolling, after which ASN reputation resets.

Yes — AI training datasets routinely require 1-100 TB raw HTML. Per-GB residential proxies at $5-15/GB cost $5K-1.5M for that volume. Polish 4G/5G mobile proxies at flat $250/180-days unlimited make the per-byte cost approach no. Effective limit is throughput (5-30 MB/s per device) and carrier fair-use, not bandwidth pricing. For Common-Crawl-scale crawls (100B+ pages), you'd need 50-200 proxies running 6 months, fully amortizing the unlimited model.