Public-web data collection
Collect openly available web information at scale — product catalogs, public news, openly published research — within target-site terms.
v0.7·Built for public-web data teams
Public-web data infrastructure your team can trust
Datorus is a residential proxy network for teams that collect openly available web data — price monitoring, SERP research, market intelligence — billed per GB, with no subscription lock-in.
Endpoint
gw.datorus.io:8001
Auth
user:pass · HTTP/HTTPS proxy
Pool
Residential · rotating per request
Use cases
Built for the public-web data team
Price monitoring
Track public product pricing across markets, geographies, and devices. Detect changes the moment they go live on the public storefront.
SERP & search data
Observe public search-engine results across regions and languages. Power SEO tooling, brand visibility checks, and market research.
Market intelligence
Aggregate public competitor signals, public reviews, and openly published market reports for product and pricing decisions.
Pricing
Pay only for the bandwidth you use
Starter
$10
$2.80/GB
Best for first-week testing — prove the use case before you spend more.
Most teams start here
Growth
$50
$2.50/GB
Where most teams land after the trial — steady weekly scraping work.
Scale
$200
$1.80/GB
For production pipelines moving real volume across markets and devices.
500 MB free trial · no expiry · no card required
Sign up, copy your credentials, send your first request through the residential proxy. Upgrade only when you've proven the use case.
Need Volume $700 or Enterprise? View pricing →
Quickstart
One cURL away from your first request
Sign up, copy your credentials from the dashboard, and send your first request through gw.datorus.io:8001. The same command works in Python, Node, and any HTTP client that supports proxies.
curl -x http://<your_credentials>@gw.datorus.io:8001 \
-L https://example.com/your-target-urlReplace `<your_credentials>` with the `username:password` shown on /dashboard/credentials after signing in.
FAQ
Questions teams ask before signing up
What is a residential proxy?
[draft] A residential proxy routes your request through real residential IP addresses — instead of a data-centre IP — so that public websites see traffic that looks like an ordinary visitor. Datorus sources capacity from carriers and suppliers that meet our Ethical Sourcing requirements; we do not deploy capacity tied to uninformed end users.
How is billing done?
[draft] Pay-as-you-go, billed per GB of bandwidth used. No subscription, no auto-renewal. Top up in $10 / $50 / $200 / $700 increments — the effective per-GB rate drops as the top-up tier increases. You can request a refund of any unused balance within 14 days of the top-up.
Do you support my use case?
[draft] Datorus is built for public-web data work — price monitoring, SERP research, public market intelligence, and openly published web data collection. Use that does not touch authenticated content, personal data, or operator-gated material is in scope. The Acceptable Use Policy details the boundaries.
How fast can I start?
[draft] Sign up with email or SSO, copy your credentials from the dashboard, and send your first request in under five minutes. There is no waiting period and no manual approval step for the free trial.
What's the trial?
[draft] 500 MB of bandwidth on the same residential pool we ship to paying customers. No expiry, no credit card required at signup. Upgrade by topping up once you've validated the use case — your trial bandwidth stays usable in parallel.
Is there an SLA?
[draft] We publish operational status at status.datorus.com and target a high-availability service. A contractual SLA is available on the Volume $700 tier and on Enterprise plans; smaller tiers run on a best-effort posture with the same underlying infrastructure.
How do I get support?
[draft] Email support@datorus.com — we reply within one business day on Starter / Growth / Scale tiers and faster on Volume / Enterprise. Documentation and a Quickstart cookbook are linked from the footer once they ship.
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