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Proxies for travel fare aggregation

Collect airfare, hotel and car-hire prices the way travellers in each market see them. Residential IPs in 195+ countries, sticky sessions for search flows, $1 per GB pay-as-you-go. Country targeting included. Traffic doesn’t expire.

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Pricing

Pay-as-you-go basis. Traffic doesn’t expire. Country-targeting is included.

Traffic
Traffic never expires
Free country-targeting
HTTP(S)/ SOCKS5
Rotating Sessions
Sticky Sessions
API Access
Authorization by IP
24/7 support
Dedicated Account Manager
Customized features
Intro
For New Users
$5
$1 / GB
Sign Up
5GB
Basic
$50
$1 / GB
Get Started
50GB
Advanced
$800
$0.8 / GB
Get Started
1TB
Custom +
Starts From
$4000
Custom price per GB
Contact Sales
5TB+
Traffic
Traffic never expires
Free country-targeting
HTTP(S)/ SOCKS5
Rotating Sessions
Sticky Sessions
API Access
Authorization by IP
24/7 support
Dedicated Account Manager
Customized features
Intro
For New Users
$5
$0.5 / GB
Sign Up
10GB
Basic
$50
$0.5 / GB
Get Started
100GB
Advanced
$450
$0.45 / GB
Get Started
1TB
Custom +
Starts From
$2250
Custom price per GB
Contact Sales
5TB+
Traffic
Traffic never expires
Free country-targeting
HTTP(S)/ SOCKS5
Rotating Sessions
Sticky Sessions
API Access
Authorization by IP
24/7 support
Dedicated Account Manager
Customized features
Intro
For New Users
$5
$2 / GB
Sign Up
2.5GB
Basic
$50
$2 / GB
Get Started
25GB
Advanced
$1600
$1.6 / GB
Get Started
1TB
Custom +
Starts From
$8000
Custom price per GB
Contact Sales
5TB+
Traffic
Traffic never expires
Free country-targeting
HTTP(S)/ SOCKS5
Rotating Sessions
Sticky Sessions
API Access
Authorization by IP
24/7 support
Dedicated Account Manager
Customized features
Intro
For New Users
$5
$5 / GB
Sign Up
1GB
Basic
$50
$5 / GB
Get Started
10GB
Custom +
Starts From
$20000
Custom price per GB
Contact Sales
5TB+
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High-Quality Proxies

Easily integrate an unblockable IP pool with the best pricing in the market. Pay only for the gigabytes you use and forget about monthly fees.

  • Pay-as-you-go
  • 7-day Refund Policy
  • 24/7 Support
  • Simply Integration
  • No Time Limits
  • Country Targeting
  • Features Per Request
  • NEWState/City/Zip/ASN Targeting

Key Facts

DataImpulse is a proxy provider with a 90 million IP pool of ethically sourced residential, mobile and datacenter addresses in 195+ countries. Travel teams use it to see fares and hotel rates as local users see them, keep a search on one IP with sticky sessions, and pay only for the traffic they use.

24/7 PERSONALIZED SUPPORT

The professional team is always online and ready to handle any setup requests and answer all tech questions.

1st party PROXIES

DataImpulse has its own pool of legally obtained proxies and doesn’t resell IPs from other providers.

$1/GB PAY AS YOU GO

DataImpulse offers a fair pricing model for reliable service at competitive rates.

1 IP PER FARE SEARCH

Keep one IP and its cookies for a whole fare search, then rotate to a fresh IP for the next one.

Why fare aggregation needs proxies

Airlines, online travel agencies and hotel sites price by market, protect their search pages from automated traffic and change fares many times a day. Your collection has to look like a real local search, stay consistent within one search, and scale without burning IPs.

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See the fare each market sees

The same flight, hotel room or rental car is often priced differently by point of sale: the country you search from, the currency, taxes and the fare rules of that market. Route each search through an IP in the target country (country targeting is included) and keep currency, language and cookies consistent with it. City, state, ZIP and ASN targeting are available as an option.

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Keep one search on one IP

A fare search is a flow: results, fare details, sometimes a second request for baggage or room options. Use a sticky session so the whole flow keeps one residential IP and its cookies, then rotate to a new IP for the next independent search. Rotating mid-flow is a common reason for broken sessions and challenge pages.

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Most fares load after the page: plan for it

In our quick test of five travel sites on October 19, 2026 (United, Ryanair, Kayak, Skyscanner and Booking.com, one search each), only Ryanair’s public fare-finder endpoint returned fares in the first response. United, Kayak and Skyscanner returned real results pages with the fares loaded later by JavaScript, and Booking.com answered every plain HTTP request with a challenge. Our server’s own IP hit Skyscanner’s captcha, while DataImpulse datacenter and residential IPs both loaded the page. The practical takeaway: find the site’s own fare endpoint or use a browser for those pages, and test datacenter and residential routes on your targets before you scale.

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Set up a sticky-session proxy for fare searches

Point your scraper, headless browser or aggregation pipeline at the DataImpulse gateway. Set the country in the username and add a session ID to keep one IP for the whole search.

  • Country, city and session parameters in the proxy username
  • Works with Python, Node.js, Scrapy, Playwright and Puppeteer
  • HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5
  • Sub-users and traffic limits per project
!import requests

login = 'your_login'
password = 'your_password'
hostname = 'gw.dataimpulse.com'
port = 823

proxies = {
    'http': f'http://{login}:{password}@{hostname}:{port}',
    'https': f'http://{login}:{password}@{hostname}:{port}'
}

try:
    response = requests.get('http://ip-api.com/json', proxies=proxies, timeout=30)
    response.raise_for_status()
    data = response.json()

    print(f"IP address: {data['query']}")
    print(f"Country: {data['country']}")
    print(f"State: {data['regionName']}")
    print(f"City: {data['city']}")
    print(f"Zipcode: {data['zip']}")
    print(f"ASN: {data['as']}")
    print(f"Status: {data['status']}")

except requests.exceptions.RequestException as e:
    print(f"Error: {e}")

3 steps to get started

Step 1

Sign up and choose a proxy type

Create a DataImpulse account and pick residential or datacenter IPs. Run a few searches on each of your target sites with both, then scale on the route that returns complete results.

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Step 2

Top up your balance

Residential proxies start at $1 per GB, pay-as-you-go. No subscription is required, and traffic doesn’t expire.

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Step 3

Run searches per market

Set the target country and a sticky session per search, store the currency and timestamp with every fare, and re-check prices before you show or alert on them.

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Official travel APIs vs collecting fares yourself

Start with official channels where they cover your need. Proxies are for the gaps.

Your own collection with proxies

Official APIs and partner feeds

Access Public pages you are allowed to collectcheck terms and robots rules

Partner approval, contracts or paid plans

What you see The price shown to a user in the chosen market

The fares and rates the provider exposes in its feed

Freshness Live at request timeyou control the schedule

Live or cached, depending on the API and plan

Coverage Any market you can route through

Limited to connected airlines, hotels and markets

Maintenance You maintain parsers and session handling

Provider maintains the schema

Cost

From $1/GB residential, pay-as-you-go

Per-call fees, revenue share or free tiers with limits

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do flight and hotel prices differ by country?

Airlines and travel sites price by point of sale: the market you book from, its currency, taxes and local fare rules. Demand and competition also differ by market. To compare prices fairly, search from an IP in each target country and keep currency and language consistent with it.

Residential or datacenter proxies for travel fare aggregation?

Test both on your own targets. In our October 2026 test of five travel sites, DataImpulse datacenter and residential IPs passed the same four sites, and both got past a captcha that our server's own IP received. Datacenter proxies are cheaper ($0.50/GB); residential IPs ($1/GB) belong to consumer internet providers and are the safer choice when a site starts challenging datacenter ranges.

What is a sticky session, and why do fare searches need one?

A sticky session keeps the same IP for a set time. Fare searches often span several requests (results, fare details, extras) that rely on the same cookies; changing IP in the middle can break the session or trigger a challenge. Keep one IP per search and rotate between searches.

Can I target a specific city?

Yes. Country targeting is included with every plan. City, state, ZIP and ASN targeting are available as paid options on the regular residential product and included with premium residential proxies; see the pricing page for current rates.

Do I still need proxies if I use the Amadeus or Skyscanner APIs?

Often not for the routes and partners those APIs cover. Proxies help when you need what a user in a specific market actually sees, carriers or hotels outside the API's coverage, or to verify that displayed prices match the feed.

Is it legal to collect airline and hotel prices?

It depends on the website's terms, the data you collect and the laws where you operate. Public pricing is generally treated differently from personal data, but airlines have taken scrapers to court. Review each site's terms and robots rules and get legal advice for your use case. DataImpulse blocks banking and government resources on our side.

How much traffic does a fare search use?

It depends on the site and the method. In our test, a Kayak results page was about 236 KB compressed (about $0.24 per 1,000 pages at $1/GB), a Skyscanner page about 70 KB, and Ryanair's fare JSON under 1 KB. Loading pages in a headless browser costs far more: a Booking.com results page was about 5 MB, roughly $5 per 1,000 pages on residential traffic.

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