Build the demo with a public endpoint
Start with browser API access, a feed widget, or remote product images. Use your CORSPROXY API key and encode the target URL. Keep the client’s private API credentials in a backend integration.
Verify the published origin
Register the website making the request and test its deployed URL. If the project uses shared hosting, check the domain scope preview in the dashboard and use a custom domain when you need a scope specific to the client.
Choose a plan for the actual request
Free supports browser JSON and text within its limits. Hobby adds raw image delivery. Choose Production for server-side requests, conversion, extraction, and caching controls. Estimate request and bandwidth needs using the client’s expected traffic.
Make the handoff explicit
Agree who owns the account and subscription, record the registered domain, and document the request URL and error handling. Test the client’s deployed site with its intended key before the handoff is complete.
Use the deployment checklist and include the troubleshooting guide in your project notes.