Standard Mode and Boost Mode are cloud extraction options for running Octoparse tasks. They are designed for different performance needs. Use Standard Mode for regular cloud extraction. Use Boost Mode when the task and plan support higher-speed or higher-concurrency execution.Documentation Index
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Comparison
| Area | Standard Mode | Boost Mode |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Regular scheduled or unattended extraction | Faster or higher-volume cloud extraction |
| Performance | Normal cloud execution | Higher-speed execution when supported |
| Cost/availability | Depends on plan | May require specific plan or usage allowance |
| Task suitability | Most stable cloud tasks | Tasks that can benefit from parallelism or faster processing |
| Recommended use | Default cloud mode | Use when speed matters and the task supports it |
When to use Standard Mode
Use Standard Mode when:- You are running a normal scheduled task
- Speed is not the main constraint
- You want a stable default cloud run mode
- The dataset size is moderate
- You are still validating task reliability
When to use Boost Mode
Use Boost Mode when:- You need faster extraction
- The task collects a larger dataset
- The task can safely run with higher concurrency
- You have already tested the workflow
- Your plan supports the mode
What to check before using Boost Mode
Before switching a task to Boost Mode, check:- The target website can handle faster requests or higher activity
- Pagination and detail page workflows remain stable
- Anti-bot or rate-limit issues do not increase
- Output quality remains consistent
- Your plan supports the required cloud resources
Recommended workflow
Try Boost Mode when needed
Use Boost Mode only after the task is stable and speed is a real requirement.