EveryInfra
One API for public data from 106 platforms, with web search and captcha solving.
EveryInfra gives developers and AI agents a single API key, or one remote MCP server, to read public data across 106 platforms and 573 data capabilities, with web search and a captcha API alongside. Pricing starts at $0.56 per 1,000 calls, and failed or empty calls are not charged.
Collect the rest with SocksNode
Four steps. A country in the username returns that market's version of a page, and a sticky port holds one address for a whole task.
- 1
Open the proxy settings of the scraper, script or agent that fetches the pages EveryInfra does not cover.
- 2
Choose HTTP or SOCKS5. Host: global.socksnode.com. Port 10000 (HTTP) or 12000 (SOCKS5) keeps one IP for the session.
- 3
Paste your proxy username and password from the SocksNode dashboard, adding the country you need, for example USERNAME-country-de.
- 4
Run one page through it, check that the price and language are the local ones, then let the job run alongside your EveryInfra calls.
Proxy settings for data collection
- Host
- global.socksnode.com
- Port
- 10000 (HTTP) · 12000 (SOCKS5)
- Username
- USERNAME-country-de
- Password
- ••••••••
Add -session-9f2a41c7-lifetime-30 to the username when a task needs several requests from one address.
Why EveryInfra and SocksNode work well together
A ready endpoint, or your own script
EveryInfra covers the platforms on its list. For the sites that are not on it, your own script with SocksNode proxies collects the rest — one project, two tools.
The page as a local sees it
Prices, availability and language change by country. A sticky SocksNode session in the market you care about returns the local version of a page, not the one your office sees.
Nothing to run when you do not need it
EveryInfra handles its own fetching, so you only reach for proxies where you want control of the exit location or need a real browser.
Example: covered platforms through the API, the rest yourself
Call EveryInfra where it has an endpoint, and collect the remaining sites from the same country.
- 1
Call the EveryInfra endpoint for a platform it supports with your API key, or point your agent at their MCP server.
- 2
For a site outside that list, generate a sticky SocksNode proxy in the country you need: host global.socksnode.com, port 10000 (HTTP), username USERNAME-country-de-session-9f2a41c7-lifetime-30.
- 3
Fetch that page through the session, so it renders the local price, language and stock.
- 4
Merge both sources into one schema in your own pipeline.
Questions about EveryInfra and SocksNode
Do I still need proxies if I use EveryInfra?
Not for the platforms it covers — that is the point of a data API. You need them for sites outside its list, and whenever you want a page exactly as it appears in one country or city.
Which SocksNode proxies suit data collection?
Rotating residential on a sticky port when a task needs several requests to hold one address, and a rotating session when it does not. Datacenter costs less and suits sites that do not mind it.
Can both run in the same job?
Yes. Teams usually call the API for what it covers and keep a small scraper of their own, behind SocksNode proxies, for the long tail.
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