What is Rayobyte?

Rayobyte sells two kinds of thing: proxies you route your own traffic through, and an API that does the scraping for you.

Everything is managed from one dashboard at app.rayobyte.com.

The products

Product	What it is	Reach for it when
Residential Proxies	Real consumer IPs, rotating by default	You need to look like an ordinary home user
Web Unblocker	A managed proxy that handles blocks for you	The target fights back and you do not want to tune anything
Rotating ISP	ISP-issued IPs that rotate	You want residential-level trust with better speed
Rotating DC	Datacentre IPs, high throughput	Volume matters more than stealth
Scraping API	An HTTP endpoint that returns the page	You would rather not run proxies at all

Proxies vs the Scraping API

The four proxy products all speak plain HTTP/HTTPS proxy protocol. You point curl, your browser, or your scraper at a host and port, and your traffic exits somewhere else. You are still responsible for headers, retries and parsing.

The Scraping API inverts that. You hand it a URL and it returns the finished page — proxy selection, browser rendering, ban handling and retries all happen on our side.

Bandwidth and billing

Proxy products are billed by bandwidth, in one of two ways:

• Pay as you go — buy a bandwidth balance up front and draw it down.
• Subscription — a recurring monthly bandwidth allowance.

Both can be active at once; see Billing and bandwidth.

The Scraping API is billed per scrape from a dollar balance instead.

Sub-accounts

Every proxy product supports sub-accounts: separate credentials, each with its own bandwidth cap, under your one billing relationship. The Scraping API does not — it uses a single API token.

Note

Sub-accounts unlock after your first purchase. Trial accounts see the master credentials only.