Practical guide
Plan your Wildberries workflow
Check how a selected product and delivery point appear together in a regional catalogue.
Start with a reproducible sample
Keep the product identifier and pickup point fixed; collect product variants as separate records.
- Define one target, a permitted task, and the settings that must remain fixed.
- Check the exit IP and location, then run the complete task in the intended client.
- Record valid results, errors, traffic, and timing. Change one setting at a time.
- Scale only after the sample meets your acceptance criteria and the traffic budget.
What makes the test meaningful
Compare the selected size or colour, seller, delivery estimate, and displayed price.
Limits to account for
A different pickup point or payment condition may change an offer without any change in the proxy. An IP is not a substitute for delivery settings.
Example: one variant and pickup point
Build a comparison around one product identifier and one selected size or colour. Record a named pickup point in Moscow, its address, displayed currency RUB, seller, and observation time. Use the same destination for every entry in the series; a city name alone leaves too much room for different delivery conditions.
Open the product card and record the selected variation before reading its price or delivery estimate. Save payment-specific offers separately from the ordinary displayed amount. If your task compares two destinations, make two explicitly labelled series and repeat both with identical product settings, rather than mixing their records into one price history.
Distinguish offer changes from setup changes
A different size, colour, seller, or pickup point is a different observation configuration. Check these fields whenever a price or delivery date changes unexpectedly. Do not interpret an unselected variation or a sold-out size as evidence that the product disappeared from the marketplace. Keep each variant’s availability in its own record.
A sign-in prompt, delivery-selection dialog, or partial page can prevent a complete observation even when the network request succeeds. Mark the missing field and keep the final URL. Avoid describing every such result as a proxy failure: first check whether the same authorised browser can complete the card with unchanged delivery settings.
Criteria for a useful catalogue sample
Require a product ID, exact variation, seller, pickup point, displayed price type, availability, delivery estimate, and timestamp in every accepted row. When a field is absent, preserve that absence instead of guessing from a neighbouring variant. A screenshot of the selected options can help explain a later discrepancy within your project.
Review a small sample manually before scheduling repeated observations. Report comparable variant offers separately from incomplete cards and changed destinations. Estimate traffic from the complete card workflow, including destination selection and retries. The resulting dataset should answer a specific regional catalogue question without claiming a universal price or confirmed physical stock.
| Task | Starting configuration | Verify before scaling |
|---|---|---|
| Independent regional observations | Chosen country; rotation between samples | Exit-IP location, valid response content, and traffic per result |
| Login or another multi-step session | Continuous session; consistent browser profile | IP continuity, cookies, authentication, and account permissions |
Wildberries: questions before launch
What should I verify when testing Wildberries?
Compare the selected size or colour, seller, delivery estimate, and displayed price.
Should I keep one IP or rotate it?
Use a continuous session for login and other multi-step tasks. Test rotation between independent requests. Verify the exit IP in your application; connection settings and a fixed address are different things.
Does a proxy guarantee access or a successful outcome?
A different pickup point or payment condition may change an offer without any change in the proxy. An IP is not a substitute for delivery settings.
Residential traffic pricing
Choose the plan that matches your workflows
The rate depends on traffic volume. Check the final amount and available payment methods in your dashboard before payment.
