A Linux VPS to run Playwright, Puppeteer, Scrapy or your own scripts 24/7. Headless Chrome, scheduled tasks, and your computer stays free.
A headless browser likes memory: plan for more RAM if you run several in parallel.
Node.js, Python, Chrome, Playwright, Scrapy: everything installs with root access, just like on your own machine.
A cron job or a systemd service, and your scraping runs at the set time, even with your computer switched off.
Your scraping no longer stops when you close your computer or your connection drops.
Headless Chrome, Playwright and Puppeteer run without a graphical interface, directly on the server.
Writing thousands of pages or feeding a database causes no waiting.
Enough to run several browsers in parallel on the largest plans.
Scrape from Europe or from North America, depending on the sites you target.
Python, Node.js, databases, task queues: install your complete stack.
A crawler running on your computer stops as soon as you close it. On a VPS, it runs continuously, on a data center connection, and you collect the results whenever you want.
Each Chrome instance uses several hundred megabytes. For one or two browsers, the Pulse VPS is enough; beyond that, move up to Flow or Edge to keep some headroom.
Respect the terms of use and the robots.txt file of the sites you visit, and space out your requests. A single IP address sending too many requests quickly gets blocked: slowing down is often more effective than insisting.
No, you install them with root access, in a few commands. The VPS is delivered with the Linux system of your choice.
No. Each VPS has a fixed IPv4 address. To spread large scraping jobs, you need several VPSs or an external proxy service.
For one or two headless browsers, the Pulse VPS. For several browsers in parallel or a database on the same machine, take Flow or Edge.
Collecting public data while respecting the sites you visit, yes. Attacks, deliberately overloading sites and illegal use are prohibited by our terms and conditions.