All tests were performed using GScraper’s built in proxy service. I decided to do a few tests with GScraper to see how it would run when doing common tasks (scraping results from search engines, scraping keywords, mass PR checking). This means you never have to worry about your proxies getting banned while scraping results or mass PR checking. Once a proxy has been used, it is dropped and never used again. As the software runs, it pulls proxies directly from their servers. GScraper has a premium proxy service that is built into the software which means you never have to waste time scraping, testing & filtering proxies. While the software does have a lot of useful features, there was one feature that stood out and made me hit the buy button. Unfortunately, I just don’t have time to cover everything, but if you want to see the full feature list, check it out on their website here: GScraper software.
There are many many unique features that Gscraper has that would take me at least 10 blog posts to cover. This helps to cut down on the time by removing that extra step. For example, it has all the filtering options that are commonly used in Scrapebox like remove duplicate URL’s/domains, trim to root, etc but it also has the option to remove them while scraping. GScraper has an insane amount of useful features that save a lot of time when it comes to scraping & posting. I think Scrapebox is one of the best tools anyone can buy if they’re getting into SEO but with that said, there is a new kid on the block that I can honestly say is a solid competitor. The support is pretty much nonexistant and the developers seem to not care about customers so I’d advise staying away from Gscraper until they solve their support/software issues.įirst off, I want to say that I love Scrapebox. Important – Unfortunately, I can no longer recommend Gscraper.
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