2extract

Developers and companies scraping public web data need residential and mobile IPs to avoid blocks and CAPTCHAs, but many proxy providers rely on gray-area or non-consensual IP sourcing, opaque pricing with monthly subscriptions and hidden fees for concurrency, and clunky tooling. Teams building scrapers or AI agents also increasingly need proxies that integrate directly into automated coding and agent workflows (like Claude Code or Cursor) rather than requiring manual dashboard setup. Without transparent billing and reliable infrastructure, users struggle to predict costs and get consistent access to target sites worldwide.

2extract provides a residential and mobile proxy network of 10M+ IPs across 195+ countries, sourced only from peers who explicitly opt in, and marketed as GDPR/CCPA compliant with zero botnets. Customers configure proxies through a dashboard or API, targeting down to city/ASN level, controlling sessions, and setting spending limits in GB or USD, with support for HTTP/S and SOCKS5 protocols for scripts and anti-detect browsers. Pricing is pay-as-you-go starting at $3.99/GB for residential and $4.99/GB for mobile traffic, with volume pricing from $0.70/GB for high-usage or enterprise customers. The company also offers an MCP server (mcp.2extract.com) so AI coding agents can create and configure proxies directly from a prompt within the same chat used to write a scraper.

The company highlights that its proxy pool is now 'agent-ready' with a live MCP server compatible with Claude Code, Cursor, and Claude Desktop, positioning proxies as infrastructure for AI coding agents rather than only traditional scraping scripts.