Russian Proxy

Q: How do I scrape Wildberries without getting banned every 50 requests?

WB blacklists cloud ASNs on sight — if your IP is from AWS, Hetzner, or GCloud, it’s over before it starts. FineProxy’s datacenter runs on its own AS, so it’s not in that list. Beyond IP: limit to 30-40 requests per minute, rotate User-Agent every session, pass cookies between requests, keep Accept-Language: ru-RU. WB checks JavaScript execution, so Playwright with stealth plugin works better than raw HTTP for product pages. For catalog-level scraping — search results, category listings — HTTP with proper headers still holds up if you pace it.

Q: Ozon keeps throwing CAPTCHAs. Should I use datacenter or ISP proxies?

Ozon’s Cloudflare is tighter than WB. Datacenter works for public API endpoints and category feeds, but product pages trigger CAPTCHA fast. ISP proxies last longer — Ozon treats ISP-registered IPs more leniently because they look like regular broadband. If you’re pulling thousands of products daily, mix both: ISP for product cards with sticky sessions, datacenter for everything else.

Q: Why is Avito so much harder to scrape than Wildberries or Ozon?

Avito fingerprints your TLS handshake (JA3/JA4 hash), canvas, WebGL renderer, fonts, and timezone. Rotating IP changes nothing if the fingerprint stays identical. Playwright with Firefox (not Chromium) gives better fingerprint diversity out of the box. Pace at 10-15 seconds between listings. Watch for silent shadowbans: responses still come back, but data is stale or incomplete. If prices across listings seem frozen, your session is flagged.

Q: Yandex blocks me after just a few searches. What am I doing wrong?

SmartCAPTCHA is behavioral — checks screen resolution, language, timezone, mouse movement, scroll patterns, all before showing the challenge. Minimum setup: UTC+3, Accept-Language: ru-RU, real screen dimensions, simulated mouse movement. Use undetected-chromedriver or Playwright stealth. Even then, Yandex Search caps out at 5-10 queries per minute per IP. Yandex Maps and 2GIS internal APIs are less aggressive.

Q: Auto.ru shows 404 for listings I know exist. Is my proxy the problem?

It’s a silent block. Both Auto.ru and Drom.ru serve 404 for suspected automated requests instead of a CAPTCHA. Your scraper logs “listing not found” when the listing is live. Verify by opening the same URL in a browser. Auto.ru (Yandex-owned) uses SmartCAPTCHA logic. Drom.ru is simpler — correct headers, Russian IP, 3-5 second delays between requests usually works. On both: rotate IP on bans, not on every request.

Q: Do I need proxies for smaller Russian sites too?

Depends on volume. HeadHunter (hh.ru) rate-limits after ~100 requests. CIAN blocks foreign IPs entirely and rate-limits domestic. DNS-Shop, M.Video, Eldorado have lighter protection — datacenter at moderate speed works fine. Regional classifieds (Farpost, IRR, Youla) mostly just need a Russian IP for correct local listings. Government registries (EGRUL, Rosreestr) are rate-limited but don’t run sophisticated bot detection — slow and steady gets through.

Q: Does it matter which Russian region my proxy is from?

For some targets — yes. WB and Ozon adjust delivery times, stock, and sometimes prices by detected region. CIAN is fully regional — Moscow listings don’t appear on a Krasnodar query. FineProxy’s Russian IPs are country-level, no city selection, most geolocate to Moscow. That covers the majority of tasks. For Siberian or Far East data, pass region parameters in the request itself.

Q: What types of Russian proxies does FineProxy offer?

Datacenter IPv4 — own ASN, not cloud-hosted, flat rate per IP, unmetered bandwidth. Not pre-blacklisted like AWS or Hetzner. ISP IPv4 — registered to Russian consumer ISPs (Rostelecom, Beeline, MTS), for targets checking connection type. Rotating with RU in the pool — new IP per request. Country-level. HTTP/HTTPS and SOCKS5.

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Every FineProxy address uses IPv4. Datacenter, dedicated, and ISP proxies remain static for the plan term; rotating proxies change with each request. Static plans include unmetered traffic. The highlighted option matches this page’s primary use case: Package datacenter.

	Recommended herePackage datacenterSold in blocks, shared	DedicatedPersonal, from a single IP	ISPStatic ISP-registered addresses	RotatingBilled in API credits
Best for	Bots and monitoring at volumeFor work without a persistent account.	Long-lived account sessionsOne address per profile, used only by you.	Targets that judge the ASNRegistered to an internet provider.	Collection, not accountsA persistent session should not change address.
People per address	Up to 5Reputation depends partly on your neighbours.	1 — youNobody else uses it for the whole term.	Up to 5	Shared pool
Platform trust	StandardDatacenter ASN	High — exclusive	High — ISP registered	Varies by pool
Price from	$12 / 100 IPs$0.12 per address, monthly	$2 / 1 IPBuy exactly what you need.	$30 / 100 IPs$0.30 per address, monthly	$35 / Rotating Proxies 2.5M Credits
Minimum order	100 IPs	1 IP	100 IPs	2.5M credits
Address tenure	Static for the term	Static for the term	Static for the term	Changes per request
Bandwidth	Unmetered	Unmetered	Unmetered	CreditsBilled per request, not per gigabyte.
UDP / voice calls	Optional add-on	Optional add-on	Optional add-on	Not available
Protocols	HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4, SOCKS5	HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4, SOCKS5	HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4, SOCKS5	HTTP, SOCKS5
Authentication	IP allowlistLogin and password can be added.	IP allowlistLogin and password can be added.	IP allowlistLogin and password can be added.	API key
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Recommended here

Package datacenter

Sold in blocks, shared

Best for

Bots and monitoring at volumeFor work without a persistent account.

People per address

Up to 5Reputation depends partly on your neighbours.

Platform trust

StandardDatacenter ASN

Price from

$12 / 100 IPs$0.12 per address, monthly

Minimum order

100 IPs

Address tenure

Static for the term

Bandwidth

Unmetered

UDP / voice calls

Optional add-on

Protocols

HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4, SOCKS5

Authentication

IP allowlistLogin and password can be added.

See plans

Dedicated

Personal, from a single IP

Best for

Long-lived account sessionsOne address per profile, used only by you.

People per address

1 — youNobody else uses it for the whole term.

Platform trust

High — exclusive

Price from

$2 / 1 IPBuy exactly what you need.

Minimum order

1 IP

Address tenure

Static for the term

Bandwidth

Unmetered

UDP / voice calls

Optional add-on

Protocols

HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4, SOCKS5

Authentication

IP allowlistLogin and password can be added.

See dedicated plans

ISP

Static ISP-registered addresses

Best for

Targets that judge the ASNRegistered to an internet provider.

People per address

Up to 5

Platform trust

High — ISP registered

Price from

$30 / 100 IPs$0.30 per address, monthly

Minimum order

100 IPs

Address tenure

Static for the term

Bandwidth

Unmetered

UDP / voice calls

Optional add-on

Protocols

HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4, SOCKS5

Authentication

IP allowlistLogin and password can be added.

See ISP plans

Rotating

Billed in API credits

Best for

Collection, not accountsA persistent session should not change address.

People per address

Shared pool

Platform trust

Varies by pool

Price from

$35 / Rotating Proxies 2.5M Credits

Minimum order

2.5M credits

Address tenure

Changes per request

Bandwidth

CreditsBilled per request, not per gigabyte.

UDP / voice calls

Not available

Protocols

HTTP, SOCKS5

Authentication

API key

See plans

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FineProxy runs a native MCP server: paste one URL into your agent and it gets 49 cabinet tools — buying, renewals, IP rotation, allowlists, usage analytics, invoices, and support. The same operations are available through a REST API if you would rather write the calls yourself.

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~/.claude/claude_desktop_config.json

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "fineproxy": {
      "url": "https://fineproxy.org/account_new/api/v1/mcp",
      "headers": {
        "Authorization": "Bearer fb_live_••••"
      }
    }
  }
}

Restart Claude after saving the configuration. FineProxy’s 49 tools will then appear in the available tool list.

What the agent won’t do — whatever you ask

Spend your money

Six tools touch the balance and all six need wallet:spend. Leave it off the key and the agent can run everything else.

Pay more than quoted

Every purchase carries expected_total_cents from the quote. A cent of drift and the call is rejected, with nothing charged.

Cancel on a whim

The two irreversible tools refuse to run without confirm=true. Termination cannot happen as a side effect.

Charge you twice

Money calls take an idempotency_key. A retry after a timeout settles the same charge, not a second one.

MCP: 49 tools · 9 permission scopesJSON-RPC 2.0 · Streamable HTTP · statelessREST API: 49 operations · OpenAPI 3.1

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Traffic never metered.

FineProxy sustained up to 500 Mbps in our standard remote-server tests. In scraping workloads, the target site’s rate limit—not the proxy—was usually the ceiling.

Test method: 1,973,500 connection attempts plus concurrency runs of up to 96 threads through one proxy IP.

500 Mbps

per proxy in standard remote-server tests

99.97%

of connections established across 1,973,500 requests

concurrent threads on one IP with no degradation

bandwidth caps — unlimited traffic on every plan

Dedicated AMD EPYC

Our own servers, with no shared-VPS neighbours competing for the port.

Own subnets

IPs come from ranges we hold ourselves, not resold from another provider.

80 Gbps uplink

Capacity headroom per server—not a promise for a single proxy session.

Tier III / IV

Data centres with redundant power and cooling across our locations.

Test notes

Actual throughput depends on the route, destination, network conditions, and the configuration and performance of the user’s equipment. A laptop on a 500 Mbps home internet connection reached approximately 468 Mbps in practice, while remote servers reached up to 500 Mbps in standard tests. In exceptional tests from properly configured high-performance servers in Europe and the US, throughput reached up to 700 Mbps; this is not a typical per-session result.

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How do I scrape Wildberries without getting banned every 50 requests?WB blacklists cloud

WB blacklists cloud ASNs on sight — if your IP is from AWS, Hetzner, or GCloud, it’s over before it starts. FineProxy’s datacenter runs on its own AS, so it’s not in that list. Beyond IP: limit to 30-40 requests per minute, rotate User-Agent every session, pass cookies between requests, keep Accept-Language: ru-RU. WB checks JavaScript execution, so Playwright with stealth plugin works better than raw HTTP for product pages. For catalog-level scraping — search results, category listings — HTTP with proper headers still holds up if you pace it.

Ozon keeps throwing CAPTCHAs. Should I use datacenter or ISP proxies?Ozon’s Cloudflare is

Ozon’s Cloudflare is tighter than WB. Datacenter works for public API endpoints and category feeds, but product pages trigger CAPTCHA fast. ISP proxies last longer — Ozon treats ISP-registered IPs more leniently because they look like regular broadband. If you’re pulling thousands of products daily, mix both: ISP for product cards with sticky sessions, datacenter for everything else.

Why is Avito so much harder to scrape than Wildberries or Ozon?Avito fingerprints your

Avito fingerprints your TLS handshake (JA3/JA4 hash), canvas, WebGL renderer, fonts, and timezone. Rotating IP changes nothing if the fingerprint stays identical. Playwright with Firefox (not Chromium) gives better fingerprint diversity out of the box. Pace at 10-15 seconds between listings. Watch for silent shadowbans: responses still come back, but data is stale or incomplete. If prices across listings seem frozen, your session is flagged.

Yandex blocks me after just a few searches. What am I doing wrong?SmartCAPTCHA is behavioral

SmartCAPTCHA is behavioral — checks screen resolution, language, timezone, mouse movement, scroll patterns, all before showing the challenge. Minimum setup: UTC+3, Accept-Language: ru-RU, real screen dimensions, simulated mouse movement. Use undetected-chromedriver or Playwright stealth. Even then, Yandex Search caps out at 5-10 queries per minute per IP. Yandex Maps and 2GIS internal APIs are less aggressive.

Auto.ru shows 404 for listings I know exist. Is my proxy the problem?It’s a silent

It’s a silent block. Both Auto.ru and Drom.ru serve 404 for suspected automated requests instead of a CAPTCHA. Your scraper logs “listing not found” when the listing is live. Verify by opening the same URL in a browser. Auto.ru (Yandex-owned) uses SmartCAPTCHA logic. Drom.ru is simpler — correct headers, Russian IP, 3-5 second delays between requests usually works. On both: rotate IP on bans, not on every request.

Do I need proxies for smaller Russian sites too?Depends on volume

Depends on volume. HeadHunter (hh.ru) rate-limits after ~100 requests. CIAN blocks foreign IPs entirely and rate-limits domestic. DNS-Shop, M.Video, Eldorado have lighter protection — datacenter at moderate speed works fine. Regional classifieds (Farpost, IRR, Youla) mostly just need a Russian IP for correct local listings. Government registries (EGRUL, Rosreestr) are rate-limited but don’t run sophisticated bot detection — slow and steady gets through.

Does it matter which Russian region my proxy is from?Yes

For some targets — yes. WB and Ozon adjust delivery times, stock, and sometimes prices by detected region. CIAN is fully regional — Moscow listings don’t appear on a Krasnodar query. FineProxy’s Russian IPs are country-level, no city selection, most geolocate to Moscow. That covers the majority of tasks. For Siberian or Far East data, pass region parameters in the request itself.

What types of Russian proxies does FineProxy offer?Datacenter IPv4 —

Datacenter IPv4 — own ASN, not cloud-hosted, flat rate per IP, unmetered bandwidth. Not pre-blacklisted like AWS or Hetzner. ISP IPv4 — registered to Russian consumer ISPs (Rostelecom, Beeline, MTS), for targets checking connection type. Rotating with RU in the pool — new IP per request. Country-level. HTTP/HTTPS and SOCKS5.

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IP : Port ▾	Score ▾	Protocols	Anonymity	City	Speed ▾	Uptime ▾	Last check ▾	Action
PREMIUM FineProxy Premium ASN: FineProxy · 50 ms	100	HTTPHTTPSSOCKS4SOCKS5UDP	Elite	Worldwide	500 Mbps	99.97%	Just now	Buy
31.131.248.51:3129 JSC Selectel· 73 ms	71	HTTPHTTPSSOCKS4SOCKS5	Elite	St Petersburg	9.00 Mbps	57.7%	2 h ago
ProtocolsHTTP · SOCKS4 · SOCKS5 AnonymityElite CitySt Petersburg Speed9.00 Mbps Uptime57.7% Last check2 h ago
46.17.43.219:7890 LLC Baxet· 475 ms	57	HTTPHTTPSSOCKS4SOCKS5	Elite	Moscow	3.79 Mbps	69.4%	13 min ago
ProtocolsHTTP · SOCKS4 · SOCKS5 AnonymityElite CityMoscow Speed3.79 Mbps Uptime69.4% Last check13 min ago
188.191.165.159:8080 Intelsc Ltd.· 182 ms	47	HTTPHTTPSSOCKS4SOCKS5	Transparent	—	9.00 Mbps	95.5%	4 h ago
ProtocolsHTTP · SOCKS4 · SOCKS5 AnonymityTransparent City— Speed9.00 Mbps Uptime95.5% Last check4 h ago
31.10.83.158:8080 Jsc aviel· 139 ms	47	HTTPHTTPSSOCKS4SOCKS5	Transparent	Ramenskoye	9.00 Mbps	95.4%	4 h ago
ProtocolsHTTP · SOCKS4 · SOCKS5 AnonymityTransparent CityRamenskoye Speed9.00 Mbps Uptime95.4% Last check4 h ago
5.42.97.67:8080 Jsc timeweb· 189 ms	46	HTTPHTTPSSOCKS4SOCKS5	Transparent	Moscow	9.00 Mbps	94.5%	13 min ago
ProtocolsHTTP · SOCKS4 · SOCKS5 AnonymityTransparent CityMoscow Speed9.00 Mbps Uptime94.5% Last check13 min ago
109.194.34.246:8082 JSC ER-Telecom Holding· 383 ms	36	HTTPHTTPSSOCKS4SOCKS5	Transparent	Tomsk	4.70 Mbps	88.3%	4 h ago
ProtocolsHTTP · SOCKS4 · SOCKS5 AnonymityTransparent CityTomsk Speed4.70 Mbps Uptime88.3% Last check4 h ago
37.153.71.144:3128 EuroByte LLC· 169 ms	28	HTTPHTTPSSOCKS4SOCKS5	Transparent	St Petersburg	9.00 Mbps	31.7%	13 min ago
ProtocolsHTTP AnonymityTransparent CitySt Petersburg Speed9.00 Mbps Uptime31.7% Last check13 min ago
194.87.104.62:3128 Jsc timeweb· 133 ms	24	HTTPHTTPSSOCKS4SOCKS5	Transparent	Moscow	9.00 Mbps	20.7%	58 min ago
ProtocolsHTTP · SOCKS4 · SOCKS5 AnonymityTransparent CityMoscow Speed9.00 Mbps Uptime20.7% Last check58 min ago
185.148.105.13:80 Cloudflare London, LLC· 1018 ms	23	HTTPHTTPSSOCKS4SOCKS5	Transparent	—	1.77 Mbps	100.0%	13 min ago
ProtocolsHTTP AnonymityTransparent City— Speed1.77 Mbps Uptime100.0% Last check13 min ago
95.66.138.21:8880 Limited Liability Company· 1450 ms	23	HTTPHTTPSSOCKS4SOCKS5	Transparent	—	1.24 Mbps	98.9%	13 min ago
ProtocolsHTTP AnonymityTransparent City— Speed1.24 Mbps Uptime98.9% Last check13 min ago
91.202.185.69:80 Globalcom Ltd.· 1347 ms	22	HTTPHTTPSSOCKS4SOCKS5	Transparent	—	1.34 Mbps	96.1%	4 h ago
ProtocolsHTTP · SOCKS4 · SOCKS5 AnonymityTransparent City— Speed1.34 Mbps Uptime96.1% Last check4 h ago
93.90.41.104:10809 PJSC MegaFon· 3106 ms	22	HTTPHTTPSSOCKS4SOCKS5	Elite	Moscow	580 Kbps	70.3%	16 h ago
ProtocolsHTTP · SOCKS4 · SOCKS5 AnonymityElite CityMoscow Speed580 Kbps Uptime70.3% Last check16 h ago
89.188.242.243:80 PVimpelCom· 1478 ms	20	HTTPHTTPSSOCKS4SOCKS5	Transparent	—	1.22 Mbps	89.1%	1 d ago
ProtocolsHTTP · SOCKS4 · SOCKS5 AnonymityTransparent City— Speed1.22 Mbps Uptime89.1% Last check1 d ago
31.12.75.183:80 Cloudflare London, LLC· 1711 ms	19	HTTPHTTPSSOCKS4SOCKS5	Transparent	—	1.05 Mbps	100.0%	13 min ago
ProtocolsHTTP AnonymityTransparent City— Speed1.05 Mbps Uptime100.0% Last check13 min ago
31.12.75.145:80 Cloudflare London, LLC· 1504 ms	19	HTTPHTTPSSOCKS4SOCKS5	Transparent	—	1.20 Mbps	100.0%	13 min ago
ProtocolsHTTP AnonymityTransparent City— Speed1.20 Mbps Uptime100.0% Last check13 min ago
79.174.12.190:80 JSC IOT· 1134 ms	17	HTTPHTTPSSOCKS4SOCKS5	Transparent	—	1.59 Mbps	71.3%	13 min ago
ProtocolsHTTP · SOCKS4 · SOCKS5 AnonymityTransparent City— Speed1.59 Mbps Uptime71.3% Last check13 min ago
37.110.147.13:80 Rostelecom· 1517 ms	17	HTTPHTTPSSOCKS4SOCKS5	Transparent	—	1.19 Mbps	89.2%	1 d ago
ProtocolsHTTP · SOCKS4 · SOCKS5 AnonymityTransparent City— Speed1.19 Mbps Uptime89.2% Last check1 d ago
46.148.234.53:8120 JSC Selectel· 748 ms	15	HTTPHTTPSSOCKS4SOCKS5	Elite	—	2.41 Mbps	16.0%	2 h ago
ProtocolsHTTP · SOCKS4 · SOCKS5 AnonymityElite City— Speed2.41 Mbps Uptime16.0% Last check2 h ago
217.77.102.18:3128 Region Svyaz Konsalt· 735 ms	14	HTTPHTTPSSOCKS4SOCKS5	Transparent	—	2.45 Mbps	42.4%	4 h ago
ProtocolsHTTP · SOCKS4 · SOCKS5 AnonymityTransparent City— Speed2.45 Mbps Uptime42.4% Last check4 h ago
91.196.33.189:3128 Serv.host Group Ltd· 3368 ms	12	HTTPHTTPSSOCKS4SOCKS5	Elite	—	534 Kbps	35.9%	13 min ago
ProtocolsHTTP · SOCKS4 · SOCKS5 AnonymityElite City— Speed534 Kbps Uptime35.9% Last check13 min ago
176.106.241.50:80 NPF SOFTVIDEO Ltd.· 2091 ms	12	HTTPHTTPSSOCKS4SOCKS5	Transparent	Mytishchi	861 Kbps	76.9%	1 d ago
ProtocolsHTTP · SOCKS4 · SOCKS5 AnonymityTransparent CityMytishchi Speed861 Kbps Uptime76.9% Last check1 d ago
95.73.135.243:10808 Rostelecom· 958 ms	11	HTTPHTTPSSOCKS4SOCKS5	Elite	Moscow	1.88 Mbps	10.0%	13 min ago
ProtocolsHTTP · SOCKS4 · SOCKS5 AnonymityElite CityMoscow Speed1.88 Mbps Uptime10.0% Last check13 min ago
77.73.68.24:8080 SIA VEESP· 730 ms	11	HTTPHTTPSSOCKS4SOCKS5	Anonymous	St Petersburg	2.47 Mbps	12.5%	1 h ago
ProtocolsHTTP · SOCKS4 · SOCKS5 AnonymityAnonymous CitySt Petersburg Speed2.47 Mbps Uptime12.5% Last check1 h ago
88.204.22.105:8080 JSC ER-Telecom Holding· 1251 ms	9	HTTPHTTPSSOCKS4SOCKS5	Elite	Tomsk	1.44 Mbps	11.2%	13 min ago
ProtocolsHTTP · SOCKS4 · SOCKS5 AnonymityElite CityTomsk Speed1.44 Mbps Uptime11.2% Last check13 min ago
45.8.88.156:8095 Voronezh Telecom LLC· 2500 ms	4	HTTPHTTPSSOCKS4SOCKS5	Transparent	Voronezh	720 Kbps	19.2%	13 min ago
ProtocolsHTTP · SOCKS4 · SOCKS5 AnonymityTransparent CityVoronezh Speed720 Kbps Uptime19.2% Last check13 min ago
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Guide

Why Russian Sites Kill Cloud IPs — and What Actually Works for Scraping

2 min readFineProxy network team

Russian websites don’t use Western anti-bot the way .com or .de sites do. The big difference: Russian marketplaces and classifieds maintain blacklists not just of “datacenter IPs” generically, but of specific cloud provider ASNs — AWS, Google Cloud, Hetzner, DigitalOcean. Your IP doesn’t even need to behave suspiciously. If it belongs to a known cloud AS, the connection gets dropped before the page loads.

FineProxy’s RU proxy server IPs are datacenter but registered to FineProxy’s own AS — not a cloud hosting company. That distinction matters on Wildberries, Ozon, Avito, and dozens of smaller Russian targets. The IP isn’t in a pre-compiled blacklist on day one.

Russia runs its own internet ecosystem. Yandex instead of Google, VK instead of Facebook, Wildberries and Ozon instead of Amazon, Avito instead of Craigslist, CIAN instead of Zillow, Drom instead of AutoTrader. Each has its own anti-bot stack, and they don’t license the same Western solutions — Yandex built SmartCAPTCHA in-house, Avito runs proprietary TLS fingerprinting. Knowing how Cloudflare works won’t fully prepare you for scraping here.

The universal minimum for any Russian target: Moscow timezone (UTC+3), Accept-Language: ru-RU, a consistent browser fingerprint, and a Russian IP. Drop any one of those four, and your request volume before a block shrinks dramatically. Most Russian anti-bot checks all four together — a mismatch between, say, a Russian IP and an English-language header is itself a signal.

Beyond the top five (WB, Ozon, Avito, Yandex, Auto.ru), there’s a long tail. HeadHunter for jobs, 2GIS for business directories, DNS-Shop and M.Video for electronics, Farpost and IRR for regional classifieds, government registries like EGRUL. Protection ranges from aggressive to almost nonexistent, but nearly all require a Russian IP to return correct data. If you buy Russian proxy access from FineProxy, you get datacenter and ISP options — datacenter for volume on lighter targets, ISP (Rostelecom, Beeline, MTS) for sites that check connection type. Every IP is a Russian anonymous proxy: no forwarding headers, individual SSL cert, HTTP/HTTPS and SOCKS5.

One limitation: proxy Russia IPs from FineProxy are country-level. No city or region targeting. Most geolocate to Moscow. Russia spans 11 time zones, and some sites — especially Ozon, WB, CIAN — serve different prices, stock, and delivery options by region. If you need that granularity, pass region parameters in the request body rather than relying on IP.

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