Octoparse Integration

Octoparse + residential proxies: scrape at scale without writing code

Add BytesFlows residential IPs to Octoparse's point-and-click scraping interface. No programming required — configure the proxy in Octoparse's task settings and let real residential IPs handle anti-ban protection.

Why Octoparse users add BytesFlows proxies

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No code needed

BytesFlows proxy credentials go directly into Octoparse's task proxy settings. No scripting, no middleware — just enter host, port, and credentials in the Octoparse UI and your scraping tasks run through residential IPs.

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Works with Octoparse Cloud

Octoparse Cloud Run tasks also support custom proxies. Configure BytesFlows in your cloud task settings to route all cloud scraping through residential IPs — ideal for 24/7 automated data collection jobs.

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City-level geo targeting

Append geo parameters to your BytesFlows username to scrape from specific locations. Perfect for local SEO research, regional price monitoring, and geo-restricted content collection in Octoparse.

Add BytesFlows proxy to Octoparse in 4 steps

Configure in the Octoparse desktop application. No technical knowledge required.

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    Get your BytesFlows credentials

    Log in to your BytesFlows dashboard → Proxies → Residential → Sub-users. Create a sub-user and save the username and password. These are your proxy credentials.

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    Open your Octoparse task settings

    In Octoparse, open any scraping task. Click the Settings (gear) icon or go to Task → Settings. Find the "IP/Proxy Settings" or "Proxy" section in the task options.

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    Enter BytesFlows proxy details

    Select "Custom proxy" or "Use own proxy". Enter: Proxy type: HTTP, Host: p1.bytesflows.com, Port: 8001, Username: your BytesFlows sub-user, Password: your password.

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    Run the task and verify

    Save settings and run the task. Octoparse will route all scraping requests through your BytesFlows residential IP. Monitor the task log to confirm requests are going through the proxy.

What Octoparse users scrape with residential proxies

No-code scraping with residential IPs makes these use cases possible without engineering resources.

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E-commerce price monitoring

Track competitor prices on Amazon, eBay, and retailer sites. Residential IPs prevent price scraper detection that causes blocked or fake price responses.

RetailPrice Intelligence
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Real estate data collection

Scrape property listings from Zillow, Realtor.com, and local MLS sites. Residential IPs match the expected browsing origin for real estate searches.

Real EstateProperty Data
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SERP monitoring

Track Google and Bing search rankings for specific keywords from different countries or cities. Use geo-targeted BytesFlows IPs for location-accurate SERP data.

SEORank Tracking
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Travel price comparison

Collect flight, hotel, and rental car pricing from booking sites. Residential IPs prevent geo-based price discrimination in travel scraping.

TravelOTA
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Octoparse proxy FAQ

Does Octoparse Cloud Run support custom proxies?
Yes. Octoparse Cloud Run tasks support custom proxy settings. Configure your BytesFlows credentials in the cloud task proxy settings the same way as local tasks. This enables 24/7 automated scraping through residential IPs without keeping your computer on.
Can I use rotating proxies in Octoparse without manual IP list management?
Yes. BytesFlows rotating mode (the default) automatically assigns a fresh residential IP for each request cycle — you don't need to manage or rotate IP lists manually. Just use your BytesFlows credentials and the gateway handles rotation.
How many Octoparse tasks can use the same BytesFlows account simultaneously?
Multiple Octoparse tasks can share the same BytesFlows account. Each task can use the same sub-user (different requests will still get different IPs in rotating mode) or different sub-users for full isolation. Your bandwidth usage is tracked centrally across all tasks.

Add residential IPs to your Octoparse tasks — free to start

1 GB free residential proxy traffic. Works with Octoparse desktop and Cloud Run — no coding required.