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Roadmap

What's shipping, what's next, what's later.

Hand-curated. Not derived from git. Updated when something ships or gets committed to. If it lands in Now, it means I'm actively working on it this week. If it lands in Later, it's a plan with no delivery date.

Now

This week's active work.

  • Residential reports for the six providers (byteful, dataimpulse, decodo, oxylabs, shifter, webshare). Shipped.
  • Homepage as reports overlay + latest snapshot table. Shipped.
  • Tests, methodology, about, roadmap pages. Shipped.

Next

Committed for the next month or two.

  • SERP performance benchmark, starting with the residential pool (Google + Bing + Yandex)
  • Sustained 5-minute throughput at c10, to catch slow degradation the ramp misses
  • Home-IP baseline lift, so every provider is expressed as a per-site lift over a real baseline
  • First use-case essay: SERP tracking, the workload that started this whole site
  • First best-of page: best residential proxies 2026

Later

Ideas / wishlist, no commitment yet.

  • Mobile proxies test suite (per-provider tier)
  • ISP proxies test suite (per-provider tier)
  • Dedicated-datacenter proxies test suite
  • Web Scraping API benchmark (Oxylabs, ScrapingBee, Bright Data, ScraperAPI, and more)
  • SERP API benchmark (dedicated SERP endpoints across providers)
  • Support responsiveness test: real ticket, timed response, escalation path
  • Use-case essays: product monitoring, price monitoring, e-commerce (Amazon), JS-heavy scraping, ads monitoring
  • Compare pages (auto-generated head-to-head) once 8+ providers are in the matrix
  • Score-over-time charts once 3+ months of re-runs exist
How this stays honest

Every shipped item becomes a git commit.

Nothing gets crossed off this roadmap without a matching commit that shows up on the changelog. If it's not on the changelog, it hasn't shipped. If it's on the changelog, it shipped.