Proxies for Key Collector
Key Collector fires a lot of queries at Yandex and Google in a short window. Both engines count queries per address, and the counter fills fast. A proxy list splits the same work across many addresses, and each one stays under the limit.
What a Proxy Solves Here
- Query limits: the engines throttle per address, so more addresses buy more headroom.
- Captcha frequency: a lower rate per address means the engine interrupts you less often.
- Regional data: collect frequencies for the region an address sits in.
Setting It Up
- Key Collector accepts HTTP(S) and SOCKS5, and every proxy here answers on both.
- Proxies arrive in your dashboard as
ip:port:login:password, which is the format the program expects. - Match the thread count to the list size. A handful of addresses running many threads each defeats the point.
Before You Order
Count your daily query volume, then divide by a rate one address can carry. That number decides how many proxies you need, not the price list.
The order form is at the top of this page. Support answers around the clock.