Scrapoxy

Scrapoxy is an open-source super proxy aggregator that allows you to manage all your proxy providers through a single, unified API. It supports automatic rotation, sticky sessions, and intelligent load balancing across multiple proxy sources — including HypeProxy.io.

Setting Up HypeProxy.io with Scrapoxy

Step 1: Install Scrapoxy

Install Scrapoxy using Docker (recommended) or npm:

docker run -p 8890:8890 -p 8888:8888 scrapoxy/scrapoxy

Or via npm:

npm install -g scrapoxy
scrapoxy start

Access the Scrapoxy dashboard at http://localhost:8890.

Step 2: Add HypeProxy.io as a Proxy Source

1. Open the Scrapoxy dashboard.
2. Navigate to Connectors and click Create.
3. Select Proxy List as the connector type.
4. Enter your HypeProxy.io proxy credentials:
   • Proxy address: Your HypeProxy.io proxy host and port (e.g., fr.hypeproxy.host:port)
   • Username: Your HypeProxy.io username
   • Password: Your HypeProxy.io password
   • Protocol: HTTP or SOCKS5
5. Click Save to add the connector.

Step 3: Configure Rotation

1. Go to Project Settings.
2. Set the rotation delay (how often proxies are rotated).
3. Enable Sticky Sessions if your use case requires maintaining the same IP for a session.
4. Configure the Max Concurrent Connections based on your HypeProxy.io plan.

Step 4: Connect Your Application

Point your scraping tool or application to Scrapoxy's local endpoint:

http://localhost:8888

Scrapoxy will automatically route and rotate requests through your HypeProxy.io proxies.

Tips

• Combine HypeProxy.io mobile proxies with other proxy sources in Scrapoxy for maximum IP diversity.
• Use Scrapoxy's fingerprinting features to monitor proxy quality and detect blocked IPs.
• Enable sticky sessions when scraping sites that require session persistence (e.g., login flows).
• Monitor your proxy usage through Scrapoxy's built-in dashboard to optimize costs and performance.
• Scrapoxy works great with browser automation tools like Puppeteer and Playwright — configure them to use Scrapoxy's endpoint as their proxy.

For more details, visit the Scrapoxy documentation.