
ParseHub Proxy
Use NodeMaven proxies with ParseHub for flexible, location-based web scraping
Connect ParseHub to residential, mobile, and ISP proxies with a simple setup
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What is ParseHub?
ParseHub is a visual web scraping tool that lets you collect data from websites without writing code. You can create scraping projects by selecting elements on a webpage, defining actions, and running the project on ParseHub's servers.
For projects that require a specific IP location or custom proxy infrastructure, ParseHub supports custom proxies on paid plans. This allows you to connect your own proxy provider and control which proxy addresses are used during your scraping runs.
With ParseHub proxies, you can combine ParseHub's no-code scraping workflow with NodeMaven's proxy infrastructure and location targeting
How to set up ParseHub proxy with NodeMaven
Connect NodeMaven to ParseHub in eight simple steps. Create your proxy, add it to your ParseHub project, and start your scraping run
Create a NodeMaven proxy
Log in to your NodeMaven dashboard and create a proxy. Select the proxy type, location, and session settings you need, then copy the generated proxy credentials

Open your ParseHub project
Launch ParseHub and open an existing project or create a new one for the website you want to scrape

Open Project Settings
Open your ParseHub project and click the Settings icon to access the project configuration.

Enable IP rotation
In Project Settings, find Rotate IP Addresses and enable the option. The custom proxy field will appear below it.

Add your NodeMaven proxy
Paste your NodeMaven proxy into the Custom Proxies field using ParseHub's required format:
IP:Port:Username:PasswordIf you're using multiple ParseHub proxies, add each proxy on a separate line.

Save your project
Once you've added your NodeMaven proxy, save the ParseHub project to apply the new configuration

Run your ParseHub project
Start your ParseHub project to begin collecting data through the configured proxy

Check your results
After the run finishes, review the collected data to make sure your ParseHub project is working as expected

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Frequently asked questions
A ParseHub proxy is a custom proxy configured in ParseHub to route project traffic through a third-party proxy server. ParseHub supports custom proxies on paid plans, allowing users to use their own proxy infrastructure.
Open your ParseHub project, go to Settings, enable Rotate IP Addresses, and add your proxy to the Custom Proxies field. ParseHub requires custom proxies in the IPAddress:Port:Username:Password format.
Yes. You can add NodeMaven proxy credentials to ParseHub's Custom Proxies field and use them for your ParseHub projects.
Yes. ParseHub supports custom proxies through its IP Rotation feature. Custom proxies need to be enabled on the ParseHub account, and the feature is available on paid plans.
Yes. ParseHub allows you to add multiple custom proxies by placing each proxy on a separate line in the Custom Proxies field.
NodeMaven offers residential, mobile, and ISP proxies. Residential proxies support HTTP and SOCKS5 protocols and can be configured with different locations and session settings.
ParseHub supports custom proxies, which are different from a traditional VPN connection. If you need to route ParseHub project traffic through a proxy server, you can configure a compatible custom proxy in the project's settings.
Custom proxies can be useful when you need to access websites from a particular location or when you want to use your own proxy infrastructure instead of ParseHub's default IPs.
ParseHub distinguishes between local test runs and cloud runs. Test runs run locally on your computer, while regular project runs execute on ParseHub's servers. Custom proxies are intended for project runs on ParseHub's servers
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