Release Notes

We've made a few important changes regarding scraping Google Shopping:

• Token-based system

Google Shopping sources now use a token-based system, replacing the previous product_id workflow. The google_shopping_search source (with render enabled) now returns a token required for google_shopping_product requests.

• Pricing source changes

google_shopping_pricing source is no longer supported. To extract pricing data, you need to use the google_shopping_product source.

• Access additional listings

google_shopping_product source can now expand the "More Shops" panel to access additional listings by submitting the job with render: 'html' (only the first expansion is available).

We’ve expanded our Datacenter proxy network with five new locations: Latvia, Slovenia, Slovakia, Greece, and Austria. Per-traffic (per-GB) users can now route requests through these countries for more efficient access to regional web data and improved scraping performance.

A fast and lightweight Google SERP scraper is now available so you can get the essentials from Google search results – the top 10 organic listings and top news stories – without ads, snippets, or extra metadata. Receive the results in real-time (< 1 second) at scale (up to 1,000 requests/sec) with zero data retention.

Parser presets can now automatically adapt as target websites change. Enable self-healing to reduce the need for manual maintenance and improve success rates for your new and existing parser presets.

We've added two new smaller pay-per-traffic plans, giving you lower monthly commitments and an easier way to get started.

You now have access to five new ISP Proxy locations – Hong Kong, Australia, Sweden, Croatia, and South Korea, for broader coverage and more reliable connections worldwide.