Build a defensible picture of a market you do not operate in
Collect comparable data across regions without local infrastructure.
69
countries covered
12.4k
ASNs indexed
6
continents
Understanding a market you are not physically present in means seeing what its participants see. Search results, marketplace listings, review volumes, job postings and ad inventory all change by geography, and none of them are available from a single vantage point.
Teams often work around this with VPNs on analyst laptops. That does not scale, is not reproducible, and produces datasets nobody can audit six months later.
Proxy infrastructure turns geography into a parameter. The same collection job runs against 40 markets with a country code as the only difference, and every row carries a provenance record of where it was collected from.
Because the exits are residential, the data reflects what a person in that market actually experiences rather than what the site chooses to show foreign infrastructure.
How proxies solve it
One job, every market
Parameterise country and city instead of standing up regional infrastructure you then have to maintain.
Reproducible provenance
Every response carries the exit country and ASN, so a finding can be re-verified months later.
Coverage where cloud regions do not exist
Residential and mobile coverage extends far beyond the handful of countries with major cloud presence.
No analyst laptops in the loop
Collection runs in your pipeline on a schedule, not in a browser tab someone forgot to refresh.
Which proxy to use
Residential Proxies
Route requests through consenting home broadband connections. The hardest pool to detect, and the one to reach for when a target actively fingerprints its traffic.
from $3.10 / GB
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How we would build it
- 1
Fix your market list
Choose the countries and cities that map to real commercial decisions rather than everywhere you have coverage.
- 2
Standardise the collection unit
Same query, same device profile, same time-of-day window across every market so the comparison holds.
- 3
Record exit metadata
Store the exit country, city and ASN alongside every record — it is the difference between data and anecdote.
- 4
Sample continuously
A single snapshot is a photograph. Weekly sampling over a quarter is a trend.
Market research questions
Adjacent workloads
Ready to start market research?
Your first gigabyte is free, which is normally enough to validate the approach against your real target before you commit to anything.