Question 1

Why not just scrape from a datacenter proxy?

Accepted Answer

Large sites rate-limit and block hosting ranges, serving stale pages, CAPTCHAs, or blocks. A Vivo, Claro or TIM carrier IP returns the real, region-correct response a Brazilian user sees, reliably.

Question 2

Why does the IP region matter for travel and prices?

Accepted Answer

Fares and prices are dynamic and geo-sensitive. The same flight or product can show different prices by region, so collecting from the right carrier region gives the real local price.

Question 3

Sticky or rotating for scraping?

Accepted Answer

Rotation for broad collection across many requests. Sticky where a flow needs a stable session. For dynamic-pricing sites, isolate sessions so prior lookups do not skew the quote.

Question 4

How do I avoid DNS leaks while scraping?

Accepted Answer

Use SOCKS5 with remote DNS resolution or a full tunnel (OpenVPN/WireGuard), so hostnames resolve in Brazil and your real region is not exposed. Test before a run.

Question 5

Can I scrape Google.com.br SERPs accurately?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Google serves localized Brazilian results to Brazilian mobile IPs, so you get geo-correct rankings and placements without datacenter distortion.

Question 6

Can I collect flight, hotel, and bus prices?

Accepted Answer

Yes, public fare and rate data from travel platforms is a common research target. Collect responsibly, respect each platform's terms and rate limits, and only public data.

Question 7

Is web scraping legal in Brazil?

Accepted Answer

Collecting public data for research is common, but you must respect robots.txt, terms of service, copyright, and the LGPD for any personal data. Avoid sensitive and authenticated systems. This is general information, not legal advice.

Question 8

Can I scrape government or banking sites with this?

Accepted Answer

No. Those are out of scope and we do not support it. This service is for public commercial data like prices, fares, listings, and rankings.

Question 9

Do I need an antidetect browser?

Accepted Answer

For browser-based collection on defended, dynamic sites, it helps keep the fingerprint coherent with the mobile IP. For simple API or HTML scraping, a clean SOCKS5 endpoint with remote DNS is often enough.

Question 10

How do I get started?

Accepted Answer

Start the 1-hour free trial, point your scraper at a public target, and confirm the carrier, region, and data accuracy before committing.