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Reducing web scraping costs: Infrastructure optimization guide
Learn how to lower your web scraping costs with infrastructure and request-level optimizations, proxy strategies, and smart tooling.
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Build vs. buy: Real cost analysis of web scraping infrastructure
In-house or vendor? Compare the real costs, ROI, and risks of building vs. buying web scraping infrastructure in 2025.
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Engineering data pipelines for AI performance
Learn key architectural and engineering principles for building modern data pipelines that serve AI workloads, with examples using Airflow, dbt, and other tools with SOAX.
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Top 7 web scraping challenges for AI teams in 2025
Discover the top web scraping challenges for AI in 2025 and how SOAX helps you collect web data reliably, at-scale, and with compliance in mind.
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Best rotating proxies in 2025
Explore the best rotating proxies for 2025. Here’s a detailed comparison of pool size, rotation control, success rates, geotargeting, and pricing.
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JavaScript web scraping with Node.js: a detailed guide
A guide to building a JavaScript web scraping with Node.js. Learn how to use HTTP clients, parsers, proxies, headless browsers, and more.
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Understanding and bypassing WAFs (Web Application Firewalls) for scraping
Discover how modern WAFs detect web scrapers. Learn proven strategies to bypass them. Explore SOAX Web Data API for automated, high-success scraping on protected sites.
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The 5 best web scraping proxies in 2025
Compare the top web scraping proxies of 2025. Find out which providers offer the best performance, tools, IP diversity, and compliance for your scraping needs
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The 8 best fingerprint detection tools for web scrapers in 2025
These tools help you—as a developer—see what websites see, identify weak points in your setup, and improve your anti-detection strategies.
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The 7 best price monitoring tools to stay ahead in ecommerce
Price monitoring gives you a window into the moves your ecommerce competitors make - as they make them. It helps you to spot pricing patterns, uncover discount strategies, and anticipate their next moves.
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Headless browser for web scraping: Usage features
In this post, we share our fascination with headless browsers and recommend a suitable development library for your project.
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How to use proxies for web scraping
If you are planning on doing market or academic research, gathering information about competitors or running a marketing campaign, web scraping offers a variety of options for delivering such projects in an efficient way.
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Web crawling vs. web scraping - What’s the difference?
Web crawling and web scraping are related concepts, but they serve different purposes in the context of retrieving information from the internet. Web crawling is the term for scanning and indexing web resources (usually web pages, but also videos, images, PDFs and other files), while web scraping is the targeted extraction of specific information from those resources.
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How to bypass CAPTCHA for web scraping
CAPTCHA systems are designed to look for patterns that distinguish bots from humans. By injecting randomness and human-like behavior into your scrapers actions, you make it much harder for these systems to tell the difference, reducing the chances of being blocked.
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How to scrape a website with Selenium: Step-by-step guide for beginners
Selenium is an open-source framework that allows you to control a browser programmatically. It’s a powerful tool for extracting data from websites, especially if you want to scrape a website that relies heavily on JavaScript or has a complex structure (e.g., websites with dynamic content, interactive elements, or nested HTML).
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