Bright Data Reviews

1. Sam Mitchell

   · Owner at KittenProperties · over 2 years ago
   Mixed feelings

   We used their DC proxies and Residential proxies. Resi proxies were having quite low success rate. We had to use resi solution from other proxy providers. Unblocker didn't work well either also it was way too expensive.

   Competitors: Decodo, NetNut.io

   Pros:    Cheap dc proxies

   Cons:    Quite expensive|Residential proxies are worse than competitiors

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Bright Data mentions (45)

• Precursor

  Happy to offer a counter of some great products for anti-bot defeat: https://brightdata.com/ https://www.zenrows.com/ https://www.capsolver.com/ https://scrapfly.io/ hundreds of millions of residential ips, human browser fingerprints, custom browser binaries, auto solve of turnstyle, recaptcha v3, kasada, datadome, AWS WAF, etc if they come up. - Source: Hacker News / about 2 months ago

• Best Web Scraping Tools in 2026: A Hands-On Comparison of the Top 10

  The best web scraping tools 2026 leaderboard hasn't changed; the gap has narrowed. Bright Data remains the safest bet for any team that wants to spend time on the data, not on the scraping. The 660-scraper library, 400M-IP network, pay-per-success pricing and unlimited concurrency are still uncontested at the high end. - Source: dev.to / 4 months ago

• The Economics of Web Scraping: How Consultancies Price Data Extraction and Manage Scope Creep

  Infrastructure Pass-Through (OpEx) Data extraction at scale is infrastructure-heavy. Bypassing modern Web Application Firewalls (WAFs) requires high-quality residential proxies, CAPTCHA solvers, and substantial browser-automation compute resources. Services like Bright Data charge significantly by the gigabyte for premium residential IPs. These variable infrastructure costs must be passed directly to the client,... - Source: dev.to / 4 months ago

• LinkedIn Scraping Is Dead: 5 Legal, ToS-Safe Alternatives That Actually Work in 2026

  Bright Data has successfully defended web scraping in U.S. Courts and offers LinkedIn datasets pre-collected and ready to download. LinkedIn profile data on their dataset marketplace runs around $250 per 100,000 records. The freshness caveat is real: bulk datasets are snapshots, not real-time. If you need current job titles on a rolling basis, you're better with an enrichment API than a one-time dataset pull.... - Source: dev.to / 4 months ago

• Building a Live AI Market Research Terminal: How Bright Data and Convex Replace Polling With Real-Time Everything

  Bright Data built an open-source demo that solves this. It's called the Signal Terminal, a financial research tool built around that problem. - Source: dev.to / 6 months ago

Agame mentions (15)

• [Browser][2010-2015ish] strategy conquering game with 4 factions

  I'm looking for the name of a game that I am fairly certain I used to play on agame.com and I don't think I've found it on this subreddit. Source: over 2 years ago

• [PC/Flash Game?] [2010s] game where we had to collect like rainbows

  I never got to finish the whole game and this has been bugging me for YEARS I probably played this around 2014-15. I probably played it on platforms like agame.com or something similar to that. Someone please help me find this. Source: over 3 years ago

• [PC] [2010-2016] 2 Player Pixelated Fantasy Strategy Game with Gameplay Similar to Stick War

  Platform(s): I distinctly remember finding and playing the game on agame.com. It was likely also on other website(s) too. I'm almost certain that it was a flash game. Source: over 3 years ago

• [FLASH][~2013] Scientist sells inventions made out of combining random things

  Other details: I played this on either friv.com (back in its classic days) or agame.com. In fact, I feel like it was published by agame, or maybe even A10.com but I have never found it again on either of those sites. Definitely not Friv where it wasn't unusual for the selection of games to get completely switched out. Source: almost 4 years ago

• Everyone’s first Markiplier video.

  This was mine, I'd just finished the game from the video on agame.com (which used to be pretty good but which is now a hellsite) and as people who have watched/played the deep sleep trilogy know, it's got kind of a twist at the end, which blew my 12 year old mind. I searched up videos of the game specifically to watch peoples reactions to it, and marks video had come out just a week or two earlier so I chose it to... Source: almost 4 years ago