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Bright Data Reviews: 4.6/5 — Highly Rated
Bright Data is a cloud SaaS platform for ethically and compliantly collecting, extracting, unlocking, and structuring public web data at scale. It provides residential, datacenter and ISP proxy networks, web scraping APIs (Web Scraper API, SERP API), Unlocker APIs, browser-based scraping (Scraping Browser), pre-built and customizable datasets, video & media extraction pipelines, AI/data workflow tools, and web archive/historical data products.
| Company | Bright Data Ltd. |
|---|---|
| Year founded | 2014 |
| Company size | 201-500 employees |
| Headquarters | Tel Aviv, Israel |
| Capabilities |
AI
API
CLI
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|---|---|
| Segment |
Mid Market
Enterprise
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| Ease of use |
Advanced
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| Deployment | Cloud / SaaS / Web-Based |
| Support | 24/7 (Live rep), Email/Help Desk, Knowledge Base |
| Training | Documentation, Live Online, Videos, Webinars |
| Languages | English |
Bright Data Pros and Cons
- Largest residential proxy pool with broad geographic coverage and strong anti-bot/unlocking technology.
- Broad product suite: proxies (residential, datacenter, ISP), unlocker, scraper, datasets, media pipelines, archive.
- Strong compliance posture and transparent certifications (ISO, SOC2) and ethical sourcing model.
- Official CLI and SDKs, real-time & historical data support, and video/media extraction capabilities.
- Extensive integrations and support/training infrastructure (documentation, webinars, customer support).
- Premium pricing that can be expensive for smaller-scale or low-volume users.
- Complex product suite and pricing; steep learning curve for initial setup.
- Some features (e.g., mobile proxies, certain targeting options) may have limited availability or restrictions.
- No permanent free plan; free trials/credits are limited.
Every price on Bright Data’s residential proxy page is a promotional rate, and the banner above them says how long it lasts: “50% OFF Residential Proxies for 3 months”. The cards show $4.00, $3.50, $3.00 and $2.50 per GB with $8, $7, $6 and $5 struck through beside them. Those struck-through figures are what you pay from month four. Budget the right-hand column, not the left.
- What it is: The largest commercial web data platform — proxy networks, scraping APIs and prebuilt datasets.
- Best for: Teams collecting web data at volume that have outgrown a single scraping tool.
- Pricing: Thirteen separately-priced products; residential proxies from $5/GB at standard rates. Verified August 2026.
- The honest catch: The displayed proxy prices halve for three months only.
What Is Bright Data?
Bright Data is infrastructure rather than an application. Where a tool like Browse AI gives you a robot to point at a site, Bright Data sells the layers underneath — the IP networks, the unblocking, the browser farms — plus finished data on top.
The proxy networks are the foundation: 400M+ rotating residential IPs across 195 countries with free country, state, city, zip and ASN targeting, alongside 1.3M ISP (static residential) and 1.3M datacenter proxies, and a mobile network.
The web access APIs sit above that — an Unlocker API for CAPTCHAs and blocks, a SERP API covering Google, Bing, DuckDuckGo and Yandex, a Crawl API and a Browser API for remote stealth browsers.
The data feeds go further still: Scraper APIs for 600+ websites, a Scraper Studio, prebuilt Datasets from 600+ domains, and a Data Firehose delivering results as collected.
Then there is an AI layer — Search & Extract, an Agent Browser, Data Packages for LLM training, video and audio training data, and a free MCP server. Deep Lookup is in beta.
Bright Data cites 20,000+ customers.
How Bright Data Works
- Thirteen products, priced separately — there is no single subscription.
- Five different pricing units across the catalogue.
- Pay-as-you-go available on proxies, Unlocker, Scraper IDEs and SERP API.
- Free tiers on Unlocker, SERP, Scraper APIs and Scraper Studio.
- Residential proxy prices are 50% off for three months.
- A deposit match of up to $500 stacks on top.
Bright Data Pricing
Residential proxies — the flagship product, with the coupon RESIGB50 applied:
| Plan | Promo rate | Standard rate | Monthly | GB included |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pay as you go | $4.00/GB | $8/GB | none | — |
| 141 GB | $3.50/GB | $7/GB | $499 | 141 |
| 332 GB | $3.00/GB | $6/GB | $999 | 332 |
| 798 GB | $2.50/GB | $5/GB | $1,999 | 798 |
| Over 1 TB | Custom | Custom | Contact | Unlimited scale and seats, premium SLA, 99.99% uptime |
The rest of the catalogue, at its published starting rates:
| Product | From |
|---|---|
| Unlocker API (free tier) | $1 / 1k requests |
| Crawl API | $1 / 1k requests |
| SERP API (free tier) | $1 / 1k requests |
| Browser API | $5 / GB |
| Scraper APIs (free tier) | $0.75 / 1k records |
| Scraper Studio (free tier) | $1 / 1k requests |
| Datasets | $250 / 100k records |
| Data Firehose | $0.20 / 1k HTML |
| Retail Insights | $2,000 / month |
| Managed Data Acquisition | $1,500 / month |
| Datacenter proxies | $0.90 / IP |
| ISP proxies | $1.30 / IP |
What actually decides your cost:
- The proxy page shows promotional prices throughout, and the promotion is three months long. The site banner reads “Use code RESIGB50 at checkout to get 50% OFF Residential Proxies for 3 months!” and every card carries a “50% OFF” badge with the standard price struck through. This is disclosed rather than hidden — the original figures are printed right there — but a reader who anchors on $2.50/GB will be planning against a rate that becomes $5.00/GB in month four. On the 798 GB tier, that is roughly $1,999 a month becoming close to $4,000.
- Committing needs high utilisation to beat pay-as-you-go, and the smallest commitment needs the most. Against the promotional PAYG rate of $4.00/GB, the $499 tier breaks even at 125 GB of its 141 GB allowance — 88.5% utilisation. The $999 tier breaks even at 250 GB of 332 (75%), and the $1,999 tier at 500 GB of 798 (63%). So the entry commitment is the riskiest: use less than seven-eighths of it and you would have been better off with no commitment at all. Measure a month on pay-as-you-go before signing anything.
- There is no such thing as “the price of Bright Data”. Thirteen products are priced separately, in five different units: per 1,000 requests, per GB, per 1,000 records, per IP, and per month. The Browser API is billed per GB while the Crawl API is per 1,000 requests, so two ways of solving the same problem are not directly comparable without estimating your own traffic shape. Budgeting here means picking the product first and modelling the unit second.
- The free tiers are a genuine on-ramp. The Unlocker API, SERP API, Scraper APIs and Scraper Studio all carry a free tier, and the MCP server and Discover API are free outright. Combined with pay-as-you-go on all proxy types, that means you can validate whether Bright Data solves your problem before committing anything — which matters more than usual here, because the variable that decides your bill (how much bandwidth your scraping actually consumes) is nearly impossible to estimate in advance.
- The deposit match stacks with the coupon. The residential page offers to “match your first deposit dollar for dollar, up to $500”. Combined with 50% off for three months, a first deposit of $500 becomes $1,000 of credit spending at half rate — effectively $2,000 of standard-rate usage for $500. That is a real incentive, and also a reason to be deliberate: front-loading spend into the promotional window is exactly what it is designed to encourage.
- Volume discounting is real but modest. Moving from pay-as-you-go to the largest published tier takes you from $8 to $5 per GB at standard rates — a 37.5% reduction — for a $1,999 monthly commitment. Beyond 1 TB, pricing is custom, and that is where the “unlimited scale, unlimited seats, premium SLA and 99.99% network uptime” language appears.
- The finished-data products are priced for a different buyer entirely. Datasets at $250 per 100,000 records, Retail Insights from $2,000 a month and Managed Data Acquisition from $1,500 a month are not extensions of the proxy business — they are enterprise services with their own floors. If you arrived looking for proxies, ignore them; if you arrived wanting data without building a pipeline, they may be the only relevant part of the catalogue.
- The 141 GB tier’s arithmetic is very slightly off. $499 ÷ 141 GB = $3.539/GB, against the $3.50 shown on the card. A 1.1% rounding in Bright Data’s favour, immaterial in practice but worth noting since the other three tiers reconcile almost exactly ($999 ÷ 332 = $3.009; $1,999 ÷ 798 = $2.505).
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Who Should Use Bright Data
- Teams scraping at genuine volume. The proxy network is the largest commercially available.
- Anyone blocked by sophisticated anti-bot systems. Residential IPs and the Unlocker API are the point.
- Buyers who want data, not infrastructure. Prebuilt Datasets cover 600+ domains.
- AI teams needing training data. Video, audio and LLM-ready packages are a distinct product line.
It fits poorly for small or occasional scraping jobs, where a single tool will be far cheaper; for teams needing predictable monthly costs, since almost everything is consumption-priced; and for anyone budgeting from the promotional rates without reading the three-month term.
Honest Pros and Cons
Strengths
- 400M+ residential IPs across 195 countries, with free geo and ASN targeting.
- Free tiers on Unlocker, SERP, Scraper APIs and Scraper Studio, plus a free MCP server.
- Pay-as-you-go on every proxy type — no commitment required to start.
- A genuine 37.5% volume discount from PAYG to the top published tier.
- Prebuilt datasets for teams that want data rather than pipelines.
- AWS Marketplace billing available.
Limitations
- Displayed proxy prices are 50% off for three months only.
- Thirteen products across five pricing units — no single price exists.
- The $499 tier needs 88.5% utilisation to beat pay-as-you-go.
- Bandwidth consumption is hard to forecast, and it drives the bill.
- Enterprise data products start at $1,500–$2,000 a month.
- Above 1 TB, pricing is unpublished.
Bright Data Alternatives and How It Compares
- Browse AI is the no-code alternative for a handful of sites — far simpler, far cheaper, far less scalable.
- Oxylabs and Decodo compete directly on residential proxy networks and per-GB pricing.
- Apify offers a marketplace of ready-made scrapers with its own proxy layer, aimed at developers.
- Zyte is the long-standing scraping-infrastructure competitor, with a similar API-plus-proxy shape.
The Verdict
Bright Data is the biggest thing in this category, and its scale is the argument for it: 400M+ residential IPs across 195 countries, four distinct network types, unblocking and browser infrastructure, scrapers for 600+ sites and prebuilt datasets for 600+ domains. If you are being blocked by sophisticated anti-bot systems, or collecting at a volume where reliability matters more than price, this is the infrastructure the rest of the market is measured against.
The thing to be careful about is the pricing page, and specifically the anchor it sets. Every residential proxy price shown is 50% off, and the banner directly above states the term: “50% OFF Residential Proxies for 3 months”. Nothing is concealed — the standard prices are printed struck through beside each discounted one — but the discounted figures are the large ones, and it is easy to leave the page believing residential bandwidth costs $2.50/GB when the ongoing rate is $5.00. On the top tier that is the difference between roughly $2,000 and $4,000 a month. Plan on the struck-through numbers.
The second decision is commitment versus pay-as-you-go, and the arithmetic here is genuinely counterintuitive. Against PAYG at $4.00/GB, the $499 tier only wins if you use 125 of its 141 GB — 88.5%. The $999 tier needs 75%, and the $1,999 tier only 63%. So the cheapest commitment is the one most likely to waste your money, because it demands near-perfect utilisation. Since pay-as-you-go is available on every proxy type with no commitment, the sensible sequence is obvious: run a month unmetered, measure actual consumption, then commit — if at all.
More broadly, be aware that “what does Bright Data cost” has no answer. Thirteen products are priced in five different units — per 1,000 requests, per GB, per 1,000 records, per IP and per month — and two products that solve the same problem may not be comparable without modelling your own traffic. The Browser API is billed per GB; the Crawl API per 1,000 requests. Pick the product first.
Two things genuinely in the buyer’s favour. The free tiers are real — Unlocker, SERP, Scraper APIs, Scraper Studio, plus a free MCP server and Discover API — which matters because bandwidth consumption is the hardest variable to forecast and the one that decides your bill. And the deposit match of up to $500 stacks with the coupon, so an early $500 deposit can buy roughly $2,000 of standard-rate usage. Use both, but do the measuring before the promotional window closes rather than after.
FAQ
How much does Bright Data cost?
There is no single price — thirteen products are priced separately across five units. Residential proxies start at $8/GB pay-as-you-go at standard rates, falling to $5/GB on a $1,999 monthly commitment. The Unlocker, SERP and Crawl APIs start at $1 per 1,000 requests, Scraper APIs at $0.75 per 1,000 records, Datasets at $250 per 100,000 records, datacenter proxies at $0.90 per IP and ISP proxies at $1.30 per IP. Enterprise services start at $1,500–$2,000 a month.
Are Bright Data’s advertised proxy prices permanent?
No. The prices shown on the residential proxy page — $4.00, $3.50, $3.00 and $2.50 per GB — are 50% off with the coupon RESIGB50, and the site states the discount lasts three months. The standard rates are printed struck through on the same cards: $8, $7, $6 and $5 per GB. Budget the standard rates for month four onward.
Should I commit to a Bright Data monthly plan or use pay-as-you-go?
Measure first. Against pay-as-you-go at $4.00/GB, the $499 tier only breaks even at 125 of its 141 GB — 88.5% utilisation. The $999 tier breaks even at 75% and the $1,999 tier at 63%, so the smallest commitment is the one requiring the most accurate forecasting. Since pay-as-you-go is offered on every proxy type with no commitment, run a month on it, measure real consumption, then decide.
Does Bright Data have a free tier?
Several. The Unlocker API, SERP API, Scraper APIs and Scraper Studio each carry a free tier, and the Bright Data MCP server and Discover API are free outright. Pay-as-you-go is also available across all proxy types — datacenter, residential, ISP and mobile — plus Unlocker, the self-service Web Scraper IDEs and the SERP API, so no commitment is needed to test.
How does Bright Data compare with a no-code scraper?
They solve different problems. A tool like Browse AI gives you a point-and-click robot for a handful of sites and is dramatically cheaper and simpler. Bright Data sells the infrastructure underneath — 400M+ residential IPs, unblocking, browser farms — plus finished datasets on top. Choose the no-code tool if you are monitoring a few pages; choose Bright Data if you are collecting at volume, being actively blocked, or need data for AI training.
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If found it easy to request scrapers. I expected some back-and-forth to get exactly the data I need, but the developers got it right the first time. The developers also respond to issue very quickly. Tickets I've submitted have generally been resolved in less than 24 hours.
It can be difficult to predict the cost of a given number of inputs to the scraper, because different inputs lead to different numbers of page loads. There may not be any way for Brightdata to change this.
I'm researching the costs and benefits of sponsored content on social media. Through Brightdata, I've been able to collect a large volume of social media data to analyze.
I have used the platform for one research project so far, but am planning to collaborate with Bright Data again in the future. In my opinion their platform is quite intuitive and easy to use, also because they conduct an onboarding session including a video tutorial. The data was provided in a way that was easy to implement and integrate into my research workflow. Their staff was super responsive via mail and we also had multiple zoom calls to discuss any issues. Further, they actively promote our colloboration which increases the exposure of my own research: https://brightinitiative.com/partners-stories/insead-felix
So far there is nothing that I disliked about Bright Data. It is true that some technical knowledge is helpful to make the most use of the resources that they provide. Lastly, I can only speak to the quality of the Bright Initiative; I did not use any commercial services.
I was working together with the Bright Initiative of Bright Data. Specifically, they supported me with a research project investigating the behavior of social media users. For this I need to gather vast amounts of data from multiple social media platforms. Bright Data supported me by granting me access to thei Dataset Marketplace which allowed me to filter through the Instagram data to create a comprehensive set of data relevant for my study. In addition to the pro bono provision of data, Bright Data also convinced me with excellent technical support.
The Population Project attempts to list the full name and date of birth of all humans alive. We're constantly looking for online resources, querying Google in various languages and from multiple locations. We found about Bright Data as we were looking for a provider of proxies. We got lucky enough to be handpicked as a non-profit partner and joined the Bright Data Initiative program as a result. We now have access to the full spectrum of Bright Data's services, a privilege on which it's difficult to pin a dollar value. The breadth of the product range is mindboggling. What I like best about Bright Data is the ease of interaction with both the service and the technical teams. All of our questions or requests are quickly accommodated. I wish all our IT providers were as kind and diligent!
It took me a bit of time to get acclimated with the dashboard interface and the permission system. But we're all good now!
We query search engines thousands of times a day. Bright Data helps us emulate the experience of running searches from multiple countries or platforms.
I like the different form of integration for technical tools, so we can build a toolchain that can easily integrate with the network. We are building tools in the big and still loosely defined area of platform responsibility, and we need to simulate user behavior. With BrightData, our IP address is considered residential and we don't qualify as a bot, so we can investigate personalization and localization algorithms with less difficulty.
If I don't like something about brightdata, it's because I haven't read the documentation well enough to understand what's going on.
Because platforms behave differently for users with different languages and source IP addresses, brightdata's global network allows me to easily compare how the same app would behave differently for the same content.
Bottom line is that the product worked great. Collecting the publicly available data that I needed manually was impractical, so Bright Data's help was critical.
Nothing really. The product suited my needs perfectly.
I needed information on real estate listings over 200 markets. With their web tool, I was able to get this information over all 200 listings. I was able to use this information in an academic study.
Service quality, support is awesome, fast responses and always resolving the issues. Couldn't find other providers of similar products to have this complete list of services.
Maybe the lack of benefits for long lasting clients?
The essential of our business is to get the data correctly. Their services help us to do so.
It is the best in my work life,and very useful for me, I would like share it with my friends
No, I like it so much, ease of use,It help me so much
I can use it to access foreign network fastly and get quick response.
The porfolio of services covers all our research requirements. The stability and speed of the solution has not been compromised even once since we'd started using it on a daily basis more that a year ago . We've had a few questions when designing a very specific solution which were all immediately awnsered by the tech team. The integration with the remaining components was very quick due to very flxible configuations. The reach of the data analysis that we have obtained from the tools is unprecedented.
We've not enountred any shortcomings with regards to the product, commnication or service therefore there is nothing that we could recommend to improve.
Bright Data solves our fundanmental issue of accessing large numbers of websites in search for disinformation. We need to be able to scan as many various media sources as possible therefore we cannot technicaly negotiate indivdually the terms of accessing data for each source. WIthout Bright Data our scrappers are often not let in, blocked or severly slowed down after several requests. Bright Data allows us to bypass those restriction and increase our ability for data collection by orders of magnitude.
Bright data proxies are very effective in preventing blocking. The integration of the bright data tool in our pipeline is very easy. We use it on a daily basis, with thousands of requests, without any problem. The Bright Data dedicated support is also always on hand to help.
No real downsides have been met for now.
We need to crawl millions of web pages about scientific publications, in order to map the scientific research conducted worldwide, with details about the authors and their affiliations. These pieces of information should be entirely public, but can be blocked with anti-bot systems. Bright Data Web Unlocker is very efficient to secure access to this information.
Easy to use and whenever I have a concern their support is really fast and comprehensive to answer
If you use to a specific way of using their proxy, they will always answer to you with the curl request even if you provide another way to use it (axios / fetch)
It's helping us in making sure that we are getting the data as expected
What they stand for. Their stance on giving "pro-bono access to leading data technology and expertise to drive positive change", is admirable. Their product is also great. I haven't come across a better product in the data space.
It's still early, but their data marketplace has not got a lot of grocery based e-commerce sites (only 1 which is Walmart US).
Collecting a large dataset in a structured format, that would otherwise be very time consuming to do so.
Tools to build a software and build the product review.
There nothing that I have not like in Bright Data.
Bright Data's network offers businesses access to millions of genuine residential and mobile IPs from all around the world. This unique P2P network allows companies to perform traffic throughput on these IPs for business purposes, making it easier than ever to perform research and gather competitive intelligence
It's features and everything which brings the great features to build software and product review.
Till now I have noticed nothing that is not good for us to build the software and product review.
It's a reliable option for web scraping, data collection, and other web-related tasks that require high-quality proxies.
I love the most about. Connectivity. They understand us.
There is nothing to dislike. Should improve reaching to potential user.
I could able to extract data from various websites which helped me to research.
The sheer ability to just add the website which you want to get scraped without paying a a bit expensive buck makes it very helpful for comptetitor assessment. Really game changing stuff.
There is nothing as such that I dislike but if it can bemade a little cheaper it will really help in becoming a one and only solution for scraping websites. Would be game changing.
Bright Data is helping understand finding the competetive landscape for our company. We were able to extract out features from our competitors websites without ever manually going to check their websites which made the life really easy.
Bright data is most simple thing to use and it is easy to use for everyone I have never seen this crazy product like this everyone should try this out at one time
Their is no any dislike thing like that in this
It is very good for data extraction and I am struggling a lot with various applications for data extraction bright data have its simple steps is beneficial for me
they offer different pricing for various data collection proxy services. And the price are reasonable. The internal dashboard is easy to track the recent usage. If I want lower granularity of usage I could even request support to provide corresponding logs in case the unblocker fails to scrape what I want. Their support is responsive in answering my question. All my questions in recent weeks were solved perfectly by either fixing in their end or suggestion of other data products. Moreover, the pool of IP is sufficient for me to do large scraping. I could do ~ 1M page scraping in same domain without getting blocked after using residential proxy.
documentation is a bit limited when I want to integrated with selenium during web scraping. However, seldom the case we really need selenium. for python request based proxy their proxy products did a good job.
some website are very easy to get blocked. bright data proxy perfectly solve the issue and the response time is very fast.
I found the service and support outstanding. Daniel, my primary contact, is always helpful and patient. As a Doctoral Researcher at Cardiff University Business School, and a seasoned financial services data analytics executive, I pride myself in staying at the forefront of alternative data sources and tools. Bright Data delivers on these, with a robust data set and easy-to-use platform for filtering and managing the assets through to delivery.
Additional filtering capabilities are always desirable, as well as the ability to do some pre-processing before taking delivery of the asset.
Access to a high quality, comprehensive dataset of staff publicly available profile information, for large scale data analysis and machine learning.
The Bright Initiative is an excellent program, and its services are crucial to our data-driven strategies for our industry. Web data collection through Bright Data has proven quick, reliable, and scalable. They are GDPR-compliant, so we haven't had to worry about legal backlash. Submitting requests for managed data collectors is intuitive and easy, and the people we have worked with are knowledgeable, friendly, and professional. Bright Data have made our data collection needs effortless.
Bright Data's IDE help and documentation are limited for those looking to develop their own data collectors for the cost-effective solution of paying per page load for small projects where a managed collector is not worth the price. The templates are only helpful for those specific sites, so it can be difficult to tailor to custom datasets.
Bright Data has allowed us to automate, scale, and integrate data collection effortlessly with our business intelligence tools and pre-existing data infrastructure. Web data collection has enabled data-driven strategies which were previously not viable due to a lack of consistent and timely data.
The datasets are very well structured, making information retrieval very easy. The dataset is a fantastic and quick alternative if one needs public data at scale.
The data is pretty neat. None that I can think of.
We are researchers from Indian School of Business (ISB) and we got access to Bright Data’s LinkedIn dataset. It contains web information from millions of public LinkedIn profiles, which makes it a rich source for conducting management research. The datasets are very well structured, making information retrieval very easy. Each profile has unique identifiers, which enables filtering/ linking of subsets and getting a comprehensive screenshot for each individual and firm. The dataset is a fantastic and quick alternative if one needs public data at scale. Additionally, I had a wonderful experience working with their account manager, Daniel Piaskowski and their backend development team. They considered our feedback and incorporated a new filter in the dataset, which helped us filter records more precisely. They have been highly responsive and timely with their data delivery. The data has contributed hugely to our research.
I work with Bright as part of the Bright Initiative, a university partnership program. Based on my experience, I highly recommend Bright to anyone looking to perform web scraping. Since using Bright, I've never had to worry about IP bans, captcha challenges, or webmasters reporting my university for 'malware' access to their sites. Bright's proxy is dependable, fast, and simple to configure. Their support team is responsive and knowledgeable, making it easy to resolve any issues that may arise.
They upgraded their documentation page making it harder to find the sample code than before. Hopefully, they will fix this soon.
Reliable, fast and always available access to web pages.
The support team of BrightData is very responsive and professional throughout my entire project. They listened to our needs and were available to answer any questions we had. The quality of the data collected was great and we were able to use it to generate insights for our business. I would recommend BrightData to anyone looking for reliable and high-quality data scraping services.
The cost per page is a little bit pricey
I am using Bright Data to collect product description data from Amazon.com for my research project.
The very stable proxy solution works great on any workload
Nothing, everything works as expected, no surprises)
We need a stable and scalable proxy solution for data crawling
I am using data from the Bright initiative for several of my research projects. The ease of data retrieval and the support provided by the organization is excellent. The quality of data is also great and highly valuable for researchers.
Right now, I do not see any downside to the Bright Data
Bright Data is helping researchers with high-quality data that enables them to study several questions and provide insights that can help businesses and society
I've been using their service since April 2021 and paid for 30 residential dedicated proxies from Canada. There were some interruptions sometimes, but overall I would recommend them.
I experienced quite some interruptions with their residential IP zone, but we decided to stick to what actually works - ISPs and datacenter.
Providing access to the Canadian IP network.
We started using Bright Data around 6 months ago and it gave us a growth leap for our business. You can easily handle with services Bright Data provides even with a minimum knowledge of IT. Moreover, once you start your journey with Bright Data they immediately provide you with a manager who will assist you anytime and anywhere. Our manager Pedro Silva is one of the best managers we've ever met. He is very polite and at the same time is very professional which gives more than 5 stars. He assists us very fast in case of any troubles and provides us quick solutions for any problems. And finally, we would like to mention that Bright Data doesn't use aggressive marketing where usually companies send hundreds of trash emails every month. They will send you only important emails.
We couldn't find any disadvantages of Bright Data
Bright Data helps us to easily learn the market
I absolutely love Bright Data's online data collection services! The platform is easy to use and the team is always quick to help with any questions or issues that come up. The data I've collected through Bright Data has been accurate and high-quality, making it a valuable asset to my research. I highly recommend Bright Data to anyone in need of reliable and efficient data collection.
When it comes to my experience with Bright Data, I have nothing but positive things to say. The platform is user-friendly and the team is helpful and responsive. The data I've collected through Bright Data has been accurate and of high quality, making it a valuable asset to my research. Overall, I have had a great experience using Bright Data's online data collection services and have not encountered any issues or negative aspects.
I recently started using Bright Data for my research and have been extremely impressed with the platform and the team. The process of collecting data online can be time-consuming and overwhelming, but Bright Data has made it so much easier for me. The platform is user-friendly and the team is always quick to help with any questions or issues that come up. The data I've collected through Bright Data has been accurate and high-quality, and has been a valuable asset to my research. Overall, I am extremely satisfied with my experience using Bright Data and highly recommend it to anyone in need of reliable and efficient online data collection.
High-quality proxies, great support, self-service, quick & easy
A bit expensive, but definitely worth the quality
Residential proxies for social media accounts
1)Ease of use 2) variety of integration 3) readymade libraries 4) readymade data sets 5) flexibility to write you own code
cost wise, I am preety much dis satisfied,
This helps me gather public data in a blink of an eye. accuracy is something I love about Bright data.
Best support from Mr. Diwakar, friendly behavior and urgent solutions to problems. Bright data is a good proxy and also has affordable price points
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