Automated testing
Drive browsers and API tests through configured proxy endpoints.
Automation
Proxy Infrastructure for Automation and Developer Workflows
Explore proxy solutions designed to integrate with supported automation, development, testing, and data workflows.
Overview
Automation stacks need predictable egress, clear authentication, and session controls that match the job.
Proxy Grove’s official products—Mobile, Residential, and Corporate—can integrate with common HTTP clients, schedulers, and testing frameworks when used for legitimate purposes.
We do not promote spam, abuse, credential attacks, or unauthorized access. Always follow applicable laws and third-party terms.
Built for legitimate automation
Developer workflows
Wire proxies into local and CI environments with documented auth.
Monitoring
Schedule checks that need location-aware connectivity.
Research automation
Support permitted research pipelines with session control.
Application integrations
Connect services that accept HTTP proxy settings.
Real-world use cases
CI test jobs
Run integration tests through controlled egress.
Scheduled monitors
Keep recurring checks aligned to target regions.
Scripted research
Automate collection only where permitted.
Tooling adapters
Point scrapers or monitors at official product endpoints.
Acceptable use
- Legitimate testing, monitoring, and research only.
- No spam, abuse, credential stuffing, or unauthorized access.
- Match product type to identity and session needs.
Relevant Proxy Grove products
Pick the product that fits your automation’s identity requirements.
Helpful links
How teams wire Proxy Grove into automation
Treat the proxy as a configured egress layer: your scheduler, CI job, or worker process opens HTTP or SOCKS5 to a dashboard endpoint, authenticates, then runs the legitimate workload.
Pick Mobile, Residential, and Corporate based on identity needs, not on session mode. Sticky and rotating are configuration choices on Unlimited plans, not separate SKUs.
Published plans cover 246 countries with HTTP/HTTPS and SOCKS5. Residential and Corporate start from $2/IP/day; Mobile starts from $4.50/IP/day.
- Store credentials in a secrets manager; rotate them when teammates leave.
- Use sticky sessions for multi-step flows; rotate when you need breadth across many targets.
- Point health checks at a known URL so failed auth surfaces before production jobs.
- Document which product and country each pipeline uses so onboarding is repeatable.
Scheduler and CI checklist
- Create a dedicated proxy user for CI; store secrets in the CI vault; fail the job if auth fails before business logic runs.
- Pin product and country in pipeline variables so reviews show which identity each job uses.
- Prefer allowlisting for static runners; credentials for ephemeral containers.
- Document rollback: reduce concurrency, then switch session mode, then contact support if Status is clear but endpoints fail.
Frequently asked questions
Yes—for legitimate automation, testing, monitoring, and integrations. Abuse and unauthorized access are not supported use cases.
Mobile, Residential, and Corporate can be used with common HTTP clients and automation frameworks when configured correctly.
Check Documentation and Resources for current developer guidance. Product configuration is the primary integration path today.
Configure sticky or rotating behavior according to the product and plan—do not assume automatic rotation everywhere.
Browse Resources and Documentation, choose a product, then inject credentials from a secrets store.