Learn about Bright Data’s API for ISP proxy network, how to get started, basic guidelines, and some tips for optimal use.
API Documentation - ISP proxy network
Our API documentation below describes how to use Bright Data's API commands and optional flags used for automating and controlling single or recurrent actions executed in regard to your ISP proxy zone.
Bright Data's API supports various programming languages, such as shell, Node.js, Java, C#, VB, PHP, Python, Ruby, Perl, etc.
Authentication methods
When you send a request, using your Mobile proxy you'll need to use your zone credentials as an authentication method (<CUSTOMER_ID> and <ZONE_PASSWORD>).
When you send an account management request, you'll need to use an API token as your authentication method.
ISP proxy request syntax
The simplest GET request with an ISP Proxy
curl--proxy zproxy.lum-superproxy.io:22225 --proxy-user brd-customer-<CUSTOMER_ID>-zone-<ZONE_NAME>:<ZONE_PASSWORD> "http://target.site"
The expected output for this request should look like the following:
{"ip":"ALLOCATED_IP","country":"PK","asn":{"asnum":203020,"org_name":"HostRoyale Technologies Pvt Ltd"},"geo":{"city":"Islamabad","region":"IS","region_name":"Islamabad","postal_code":
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zproxy.lum-superproxy.io |
Address of our load balancer that will find the fastest Super Proxy for your request |
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22225 |
Infrastructure port of our Super Proxies that is used to receive your requests |
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-user brd-customer-<CUSTOMER_ID>-zone-<ZONE_NAME> |
Username authentication. In its most basic form, it defines your username and what zone you will use for your request. |
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<ZONE_PASSWORD> |
Zone password. All zones have passwords that are used for authentication |
For an in-depth interactive display of all the API use cases, integrations, and preferences, please see our API examples page.
Please note: You'll need to sign up (for free), and log in to the Bright Data control panel in order to access this API tool. If you add your payment method, you’ll even receive a $5 credit to get you started!
General Proxy API Functions
Below are the API functions that apply to most of our proxy products
- Country Targeting - Learn how to send a request from a specific country.
- State targeting - Learn how to send a request from a specific state (for countries where state applies).
- City targeting - Learn how to send a request from a specific city.
- Zipcode targeting - Learn how to target a specific zip code, when sending your request.
- ASN targeting - Learn how to target a specific autonomous system number, when sending your request.
- Control IP rotation - Learn how to control your request IP rotation.
- Selecting Super Proxy in a Specific Country - Learn how to select a super proxy from a specific country.
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Configuring DNS resolution - Learn how to choose where DNS resolution is performed (remotely or locally)
- Request Error Handling - Learn how to request error handling when sending your request.
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Sending requests directly from Super Proxy - Learn how to send your request directly from the super proxy.
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Selecting a specific IP - Learn how to target a specific IP address from a pool of allocated IPs.
- Target a specific OS - Learn how to target a specific operating system (Windows, Mac or Android).
- API Token Options - Learn about the different API options.
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