Proxy, persistent identity, managed collection, and commodity data feeds — one ethically sourced foundation, built on hardware we own, for the data you can't get anywhere else.
No consumer devices · No embedded SDKs · No botnet adjacency
Conventional residential proxies pull IPs from consumer devices through embedded SDKs — a model under mounting legal, regulatory, and reputational pressure. We took the opposite architecture, and it changes what we can offer.
| Capability | Typical Provider | Blend Labs |
|---|---|---|
| IP sourcing | Consumer-device SDKs / P2P | Owned hardware at partner ISPs |
| Session persistence | 10–30 minute sticky windows | Months to indefinite |
| Same IP on request | Not guaranteed | Deterministic assignment |
| Chain of custody | Opaque consent flows | Fully auditable, end to end |
| Compliance exposure | Botnet / consent concerns | No SDK, no P2P, no adjacency |
Whether you need a persistent identity for your application, raw proxy access, a finished data feed, or curated commodity market data, it runs on the same ethically sourced foundation.
A stable residential IP your application keeps for months. Built for products that authenticate into consumer portals on behalf of their users without tripping re-auth or fraud checks.
Direct-from-ISP residential IPs over standard proxy protocols — sticky or rotating, with captcha handling and real-time reporting.
A finished data feed, not a toolkit. We build, run, and maintain the collection pipeline — clearing captchas, access barriers, and site changes so you receive structured data on an SLA.
Curated feeds from exchanges, government agencies, and weather sources — CME, ICE, CBOE, MGEX, CFTC, USDA, EIA, FRED, NOAA, and any source you name — parsed into clean tabular data on your cadence.
Major residential networks have been linked to botnets, undisclosed SDK enrollment, and law-enforcement takedowns. Threat-intelligence researchers have flagged proxy functionality hidden inside consumer apps. That risk flows straight to the companies that buy from them.
Our servers live inside ISP facilities under formal co-location agreements. Every address we assign is ours to allocate — no middlemen, no consumer opt-ins to question, and provenance we can prove for every IP. Sourcing has moved from a marketing footnote to a diligence question, and we built ours to pass it.
IP space comes from equipment we operate, not devices we borrow.
Our architecture has no SDK component at all — nothing buried in an app's terms.
Our IPs have never surfaced in threat feeds or enforcement actions.
We can document the origin of every address, on request.
Sticky sessions on conventional networks last minutes and can drop the moment the underlying consumer device goes offline. For anything that has to stay logged in, that's a constant source of re-authentication, friction, and fraud flags.
Because our IPs come from owned hardware inside partner ISPs, we assign a specific residential address to a specific session and keep it there — deterministically — for as long as you need it.
# Same session_id → same residential IP, every time import requests proxy = { "https": "http://user_session-abc123:pass@proxy.blendlabs.io:8080" } r = requests.get("https://example.com/account", proxies=proxy) # → exits from 72.x.x.x (residential, session abc123) # → same IP tomorrow. Same IP next quarter.
Maintain persistent sessions with financial institutions and avoid IP-rotation re-auth triggers.
Reach card portals and loyalty dashboards from the same residential IP, month after month.
Hold stable connections to payroll and income sources where rotation would break the link.
Log into services on a user's behalf without tripping new-device or new-location checks.
Send traffic to our proxy endpoint via standard HTTP CONNECT — compatible with any language, framework, or tool you already use.
Pass a session identifier and receive a deterministic residential IP. The same identifier returns the same IP — today, next week, next quarter.
Your traffic exits from genuine residential IP space at one of our ISP-partnered facilities, indistinguishable from an ordinary home internet connection.
The same owned-hardware network, exposed as a standard residential proxy. Point your existing tooling at it and get clean residential exits — with the sourcing story to back them.
Hold a residential IP for a session, or far longer. Direct ISP connectivity means 24/7 availability.
Rotate per request or per session, with the ability to stay static whenever you need continuity.
Get through the challenge layers that stop rotating pools cold, keeping success rates high.
Usage and performance stats in real time through the dashboard, retrievable via a simple API.
Gather competitive data from sources that block conventional proxy traffic.
Track and monitor prices across shifting markets and marketplaces.
Location-aware search results and anonymous landing-page checks in specific markets.
Self-serve scraping tools work until the target fights back. When a source fingerprints traffic, rotates its defenses, and changes its markup weekly, keeping the feed alive becomes a standing engineering cost. We absorb that so your team doesn't.
Persistent residential IPs look like real customers — because they are real residential addresses. That's what gets us through defenses that block rotating datacenter and P2P traffic. We pair that network with the engineering to clear the rest, and deliver structured data on an SLA.
We stand up the pipeline against your target sources and exact fields.
When the site changes or hardens, we fix the pipeline — not you.
Structured, validated output on a schedule and an SLA.
Beyond raw collection, we assemble authoritative commodity and market data from exchanges, government agencies, and weather sources — parsed into clean, tabular feeds and delivered on the cadence your desk runs on. The sources below are representative, not exhaustive: if a source publishes it, we can turn it into a structured feed.
CME Group · ICE · CBOE · MGEX
Futures & options specifications and calendars across grains, livestock, softs, energy, and calendar spreads.
USDA
Global Agricultural Trade System (GATS) and related agricultural trade and production data.
CFTC
Commitments of Traders — disaggregated and combined futures-and-options positioning reports.
EIA · FRED · NOAA
Energy outlooks, reference-rate series, and heating & cooling degree days for demand modeling.
Each source is collected, normalized, and parsed into a consistent tabular format, then delivered on your schedule. When a source changes its layout or release cadence, we adapt the pipeline — you keep receiving clean, analysis-ready data.
Grains, livestock, and softs — specifications, trade flows, and production data.
Outlooks and contract specifications across the energy complex.
Reference rates and degree-day demand signals for context.
We work with a small number of customers who need what nobody else offers. Tell us your use case and we'll tell you, honestly, whether we're the right fit — and we're happy to walk your legal, security, or procurement teams through exactly how we source.
