Scrapfly's ASP uses neural networks to analyze the protection type on each target site and selects the optimal bypass strategy automatically. It coordinates over 4,000 browser fingerprint datapoints, including Canvas, WebGL, Audio, and TLS/JA3 signatures, to appear as a genuine browser. This adapts to Cloudflare, DataDome, PerimeterX, and Akamai in real-time.

Yes. Scrapfly supports extraction rules using CSS selectors, JMESPath, and JSONPath. The agent passes these rules as a parameter, and Scrapfly returns only the targeted data fields in structured JSON. This eliminates the need to parse raw HTML after scraping and reduces response size significantly.

Your Scrapfly API key, entered once in the Tars Tools section. The key is sent as a Bearer token in the Authorization header. You can find your key in your Scrapfly dashboard and rotate it at any time. No OAuth flows or complex setup required.

Scrapfly supports optional result caching that you can enable per request. When caching is enabled, repeated requests to the same URL return cached results faster and without consuming additional credits. By default, caching is off, and every request fetches fresh content from the target site.

Scrapfly operates proxy pools across 120+ countries with over 130 million IP addresses. The agent specifies a two-letter country code like 'US', 'FR', or 'DE', and the request routes through that country's proxy pool. This ensures you see exactly what users in that location would see.

Yes. Scrapfly supports GET, POST, PUT, and other HTTP methods. The agent can specify the method parameter and include a request body payload for POST or PUT requests. This makes it possible to interact with form submissions, API endpoints, and search interfaces behind web pages.

Basic proxies only rotate IP addresses. Scrapfly adds headless browser rendering, anti-bot bypass with fingerprint coordination, extraction rules, caching, and automatic retries. It is a complete scraping infrastructure, not just a proxy layer. The AI agent gets clean, structured data instead of blocked responses.

The agent assigns a session ID to Scrapfly requests that need the same proxy IP. Scrapfly maintains the IP assignment across requests sharing that session ID, which is essential for login flows, paginated results, and any scraping scenario where session cookies or IP consistency matters.