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Gulbahar Karatas

Gulbahar Karatas

Industry Analyst
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Gülbahar is an AIMultiple industry analyst focused on web data collection, applications of web data and application security.

Professional experience

She previously worked as a marketer in U.S. Commercial Service.

Research interests

She is a frequent user of the products that she researches. For example, she is part of AIMultiple's web data benchmark team that has been annually measuring the performance of top web data infrastructure providers.

Education

Gülbahar has a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration and Management in 9 Eylul University.

Latest Articles from Gulbahar

DataFeb 16

Top 7 Video Scrapers in 2026: Tested & Ranked

Major video-sharing networks are highly dynamic environments that present significant challenges for automated data extraction. Technical hurdles, such as the prevalence of infinite-scrolling layouts in short-form video feeds, often cause standard scrapers to fail to consistently retrieve data.

DataFeb 16

5 Best Google Maps Scraper APIs in 2026: Tested & Ranked

To find the best Google Maps scraper, we benchmarked the top providers, Apify, Oxylabs, Octoparse, and SerpApi by running 100 searches for each. We tested 10 categories and analyzed 4,000 business listings. We also verified phone numbers and reviews to ensure the data is actually useful for your lead generation.

DataFeb 16

10 Best Google SERP APIs in 2026 (Ranked & Tested Alternatives)

We benchmarked the leading SERP providers using 18,000 live requests across Google, Bing, and Yandex. While our full analysis covers the extensive market, 6 providers consistently outperformed the rest in our speed and data richness tests.

DataFeb 13

Best ScrapeBox Alternatives in 2026

ScrapeBox is a widely used tool among SEO specialists, offering a variety of features and add-ons. However, the tool faces issues related to slow and poor performance, particularly with its SERP scraper. Check out our benchmark analysis of the top scraper APIs to compare speed and data depth side-by-side.

DataFeb 13

Top Web Scraping Techniques in 2026 (No-Code & AI)

Web scraping is not the only method for collecting data from websites. Various other methods (e.g., LLMs) are available, and each technique has trade-offs.

DataFeb 13

Top 5 IPRoyal Alternatives in 2026

IPRoyal is one of the budget-friendly proxy providers for small to midsize businesses. Despite its appeal to budget-conscious consumers, every product has room for improvement, including IPRoyal. Some users have cited certain limitations in their services, fueling the search for alternative proxy service providers capable of addressing these concerns and offering a more comprehensive solution.

DataFeb 13

6 Best Unlimited Proxies in 2026: Unmetered Bandwidth & No Caps

Finding a reliable, unmetered residential proxy is essential to avoid data caps and extra costs. While many proxy providers advertise ‘unlimited’ services, their underlying policies differ: This guide compares the best unlimited proxy servers for residential, mobile, and datacenter use based on their fair use policies: Unmetered vs.

DataFeb 12

Top 15 Real-World Proxy Use Cases in 2026

What do people actually use proxies for? In practice, proxies sit between you and the web, swapping your IP so you can collect data, see location-specific results, and access geo-restricted content. However, not every proxy type is suitable for every job. 1.

DataFeb 12

Chrome Proxy Settings in 2026: Windows & macOS

Google has introduced several changes to how Chrome handles proxy settings. Chrome uses the system’s proxy settings to configure and change proxy settings. To set up proxy rules, such as using various proxies for different websites, you can use proxy extensions like FoxyProxy.

DataFeb 12

Top 5 Social Media Datasets in 2026

We compared five leading social media data providers, focusing on the types of social data they offer and the platforms they include. Our evaluation finds vendors fall into two groups: those offering content-level social media data (posts, comments, engagement) and those providing profile- or identity-level data (social handles, professional profiles, company info).