Proxy types
Datacenter, IPv4 dedicated
A dedicated IP for a single user. HTTP by default, SOCKS5 can be switched on in the dashboard. Good for parsing, SEO and multi-accounting. Rental period from 1 day to 12 months.
Datacenter Shared
One IP shared by up to three users, which makes it cheaper than a dedicated one. Speed is shared too. Take it for tasks where stability isn't critical.
Residential
IPs of real users, so websites trust them highly. Billed per traffic (GB) or per IP. The country is selected after purchase, in the dashboard.
Mobile
IPs of mobile carriers, 4G and 5G. Maximum anonymity and natural rotation. Billed per traffic or per IP.
ISP
ISP-owned IPs hosted on server infrastructure: websites see them as home connections. Fast and stable, with a static IP. Available in 23 countries.
Choosing by task
| Task | Proxy type |
|---|---|
| Parsing | Datacenter or residential |
| SEO monitoring | Datacenter or ISP |
| Multi-accounting | Residential (sticky session) or ISP |
| Ad accounts | ISP or residential |
| Traffic arbitrage | Mobile or residential |
| Testing from different countries | Residential, mixed countries |
Rotation or sticky session
Rotation — the IP changes every N minutes. Suits parsing and data collection.
Sticky session — a mode in which the system tries to keep the same exit IP within a session. Typically used for scenarios sensitive to IP changes, including working with accounts, authorisation and antidetect browsers.
If a website is sensitive to IP changes, a sticky session can reduce how often the IP switches. You can set it up in the dashboard.
You can pick a configuration and see the price in the calculator.
Residential proxies run on a dynamic pool of end-user devices. So the availability of a specific IP and whether it is kept within a sticky session depend on the availability of the corresponding residential node.
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