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Discover the Brand
Thordata is a service that provides proxy infrastructure and web scraping/data-API tools, targeted especially for large-scale web data acquisition.
Key features include:
- A large proxy pool: over 60 million residential IPs across ~195 countries.
- Multiple proxy types: Residential proxies, mobile proxies (4G/5G), static ISP proxies, datacenter proxies.
- Scraping / data tools and APIs: Web Scraper API, SERP API, Universal Scraping API; tools to fetch data from many websites, pre-collected datasets, etc.
- Pricing & billing model: Traffic-based billing (i.e. you pay per GB or per request depending on the product). Some “starting at” rates are given: e.g residential proxies ~$1.80/GB; mobile proxies ~$2.20/GB; static ISP / datacenter proxies often “per IP” at rates like ~$1.50/IP depending on usage
- Free trial / New user offer: They advertise something like “3 GB + extra wallet credit” for new users; and they claim to be “30% cheaper than similar products” under some traffic-based billing plans.
- Compliance & support: They say their products are “regularly certified by industry-recognized organizations,” and they are GDPR / CCPA compliant; also have documentation, integrations, guides.
So globally, Thordata is positioned toward businesses, developers, AI/data teams, or anyone needing stable, large-scale proxy / scraping capability. It aims to offer flexibility (different proxy types & geographies), predictable pricing, and tools/APIs to reduce overhead (bypassing anti-scraping, managing proxy rotation, etc.).
Email:
support@thordata.com
Reviews
4.9
/5
Starting price
$3.5
$
Residential IP Provider
Hong Kong
Pros and Cons
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Because Thordata offers many types of proxies (residential, mobile, static ISP, datacenter) across a large number of countries, users have flexibility to choose the best proxy type for their target websites, use-cases, and geographies. This helps reduce risk of IP blocks, increases success rates of scraping, and gives more options for latency/geolocation. The large pool (60M+ IPs) and claims of high uptime (~99.7%) are attractive
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While prices are competitive for many uses, paying “per GB” or “per request” can add up quickly, especially when scraping complex sites with CAPTCHAs, dynamic content, or when large volumes are needed. Also, the variety of options and settings may introduce complexity for less technical users (e.g. selecting the right proxy type, managing geolocation, dealing with required rotation settings). For small or occasional users, simpler / cheaper alternatives might suffice, and the overhead of setup + configuration could be nontrivial