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SerpApi Pricing: 2027 Guide to Plans and Costs

Navya DonkenaNavya Donkena on Oct 8, 2026

SerpApi is an API that allows you to access search engine results programmatically without building your own SERP scraping infrastructure. It handles the process of sending search requests and returning structured results, which makes it useful for applications that need to collect search data at scale.

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8 Best Decodo (Smartproxy) Alternatives in 2026

Yazan SharawiYazan Sharawi on Sep 15, 2026

Decodo is the current name of Smartproxy, so those names do not represent two providers. The company completed the rebrand in April 2025, while existing accounts, subscriptions, and proxy configurations continued under the new brand. This guide compares eight current alternatives to Decodo's rotating residential product.

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Why Is My Proxy Slow, and How Do You Fix It?

Zeid AbughazalehZeid Abughazaleh on Sep 14, 2026

Slow proxy traffic usually comes from routing, connection setup, destination responses, content transfer, or client load. Measure Domain Name System (DNS), connection, first-byte, and transfer timings while changing one variable at a time. Reuse suitable connections, remove unnecessary assets, and test lower concurrency before replacing the proxy.

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Residential Proxies With Puppeteer: 2026 Guide

Navya DonkenaNavya Donkena on Sep 11, 2026

Residential proxies with Puppeteer let you run browser automation through residential IP addresses instead of your own IP or a data center address. You can configure them in Puppeteer using the --proxy-server argument and page.authenticate(), then verify the connection with an IP-checking endpoint. Proxidize lets you connect residential proxies to Puppeteer and use features such as IP rotation, sticky sessions, and location targeting. 

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What Is a Proxy Pool, and How Do You Manage One?

Zeid AbughazalehZeid Abughazaleh on Sep 11, 2026

A proxy pool is a collection of proxy routes from which an application or managed gateway selects a route. Good management assigns suitable exits, preserves sticky sessions, monitors valid results, quarantines weak routes, and limits retries. Use a managed gateway for simpler operations, or maintain endpoints directly when route-level control matters.

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What Makes a Proxy IP Clean?

Zeid AbughazalehZeid Abughazaleh on Sep 10, 2026

An Internet Protocol (IP) address used by a proxy is clean when evidence shows low known abuse risk. Its network classification and geolocation should support the provider's claims. Cleanliness does not guarantee website acceptance, so test representative requests and validate returned content on the intended target.

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Raw Proxies vs Scraping APIs: Which Should You Choose?

Yazan SharawiYazan Sharawi on Sep 10, 2026

Raw proxies and scraping APIs can both help a team collect public web data, but they are different purchases. A raw proxy supplies the network route. Your team still operates the HTTP client or browser, retry policy, extraction, validation, scheduling, and storage. A scraping API accepts a URL or collection task and manages some combination of routing, retries, rendering, extraction, and delivery.

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