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Comoros

Comoros proxies

The Comoros archipelago represents one of Africa's smallest internet markets, but local proxies are essential for accessing island-specific content related to vanilla trade, tourism, and the unique Comorian diaspora economy centered on the grand mariage tradition.

Bandwidth at $1/GB plus compute at $0.0001 per CPU-minute, metered from one prepaid balance. No monthly minimum, and failed requests bill $0.

Available IPs
179
country_code
km
Bandwidth
$1/GB
Compute
$0.0001 per CPU-minute

Route through Comoros.

Set country_code to km and Spider picks an available IP in Comoros, rotating on every request. Pinning is honor-or-fail, so the request either leaves from Comoros or fails cleanly.

curl -X POST https://api.spider.cloud/scrape \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
    "url": "https://example.com",
    "country_code": "km",
    "return_format": "markdown"
  }'

Residential proxies.

TypeTrustSpeedBest For
Residential ProxiesHighest150-300msDemanding sites, account management, ad verification

Comoros proxies.

How many proxy IPs are available in Comoros?

Spider currently has 179 residential proxy IPs in Comoros (KM). The pool is continuously refreshed to maintain high success rates.

What proxy type does Spider use in Comoros?

Residential proxies. They give the highest trust level in Comoros and work for most use cases.

How do I route requests through Comoros?

Set "country_code": "km" in your API request. Every request already goes through a proxy. Spider will automatically select the best available IP in Comoros and handle rotation. If Spider cannot fulfill the request from Comoros, it returns an error.

Is there a latency difference for Comoros proxies?

Latency depends on your server location relative to Comoros. Residential proxies in Comoros typically average 150-400ms. Spider selects the lowest-latency IP available in the target country.

Can I use sticky sessions with Comoros proxies?

Yes. Set a session ID in your request to maintain the same Comoros IP across multiple requests. Sticky sessions last up to 10 minutes, which is useful for multi-page scraping flows that require IP consistency.

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Crawl from Comoros

The playground sends country_code with the request, so you get the page as it renders to a visitor in Comoros. Keyless runs work without an account, capped at 25 a day.