apiKey
url
render
render=true
in your request. The API will automatically render the javascript on the page and return the HTML response after the javascript has been rendered.render=true
counts as 10 requests.country_code
country_code=us
to use US proxies for example.keep_headers
keep_headers=true
along with sending your own headers to the API.device_type
device_type=desktop
or device_type=mobile
.google, ebay, amazon, aliexpress, similarweb, zoominfo, booking, olx
are considered as "premium" resources and will cost 20 credits per request. Option render=true
for these domains will charge additional 5 credits.render=true
and we will use a headless Google Chrome instance to fetch the page. This feature is only available on the Basic, Pro, Ultra and Enterprise plans.keep_headers=true
and send the API the headers you want to use. Thus, the API will use these headers while sending requests to the website.device_type
parameter to set the user-agent header for you, instead of setting your own.device_type
only available with the option render=true
.country_code
parameter to the country you want the proxy to be from and the API will automatically use the correct IP for that request.country_code
parameter to country_code=us
.country_code
in their request:us
ca
gb
fr
de
nl
es
ie
se
in
hk
id
jp
kr
sg
bh
za
au
br
device_type
parameter.device_type=desktop
to have the API set a desktop (e.g. iOS, Windows, or Linux) user agent. Note: This is the default behavior. Not setting the parameter will result in the same effect.device_type=mobile
to have the API replicate a mobile (e.g. iPhone or Android) user agent.keep_headers=true
and send your own user agent in the requests header.device_type
is only available with the option render=true