Five proxy types. One gateway.

Everything on this page shares one set of credentials, one API and one bill. The only decision that matters is which pool your target forces you onto — and the honest answer is usually the cheapest one.

Compare

Every specification, side by side

No asterisks. These are the same numbers we publish in the dashboard and on the status page.

SpecificationResidentialDatacenterMobileISPDedicated
Pool size168M IPs6M IPs9M IPs2.7M IPs0.1M IPs
Countries6942543842
Cities302961807496
Median latency640 ms38 ms890 ms44 ms31 ms
Success rate99.42%99.91%99.68%99.86%99.94%
BillingPer GBPer GBPer GBPer IP / monthPer IP / month
Entry price$8.00 / GB$1.20 / GB$12.00 / GB$3.40 / IP$2.20 / IP
Session typePer requestPer requestPer requestStatic — the address never changesStatic by default
Max sticky120 minutes24 hours60 minutesPermanentPermanent
ProtocolsHTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5
TargetingCountry, State / region, CityCountry, City, Datacenter regionCountry, City, Carrier / MNOCountry, City, ISP / ASNCountry, City, Datacenter region
Chooser

Which proxy should I use?

Four questions. It weights your answers across all five pools and shows the full ranking, not just a single recommendation.

Question 1 of 4

How aggressively does your target block traffic?

Match strength

Residential Proxies
Datacenter Proxies
Mobile Proxies
ISP Proxies
Dedicated Proxies
Rules of thumb

How experienced teams actually decide

Always test datacenter first

Run a hundred requests through the cheap pool before assuming you need residential. A surprising share of targets do not filter hosting ranges at all, and the price difference is roughly tenfold.

Escalate one step at a time

Datacenter → ISP → residential → mobile. Each step buys more trust at a higher price. Skipping to mobile because a single request failed is how teams end up with a $4,000 bill for 300 GB.

Static beats rotating for accounts

Anything involving a persistent identity — a logged-in session, an allowlisted integration, a warm reputation — wants ISP or dedicated. Rotation actively hurts you there.

Split the workload, do not pick one

Most mature pipelines run two or three pools simultaneously: datacenter for bulk, residential for the hard 10%, ISP for anything authenticated. One credential set covers all of them.

Coverage

Available everywhere that matters

Residential coverage in 69 countries and 340 cities, with datacenter and ISP presence in the major commercial markets.

FAQ

Choosing a proxy type

Try datacenter first — it is by far the cheapest and if your target accepts it you are done. If you see blocks or ASN-based filtering, move to residential. Use ISP when you need residential trust with low latency and a static address, and mobile only when residential is being challenged.
Residential IPs are on real consumer devices, rotate constantly and are metered by bandwidth. ISP IPs are leased from consumer providers but hosted on our servers — static, unmetered, and roughly fifteen times faster to respond.
The published figure is unique addresses observed across the last 30 days. At any given moment around 40% of the residential pool is online. We would rather give you an honest rolling number than a cumulative all-time figure.
Yes, on every product, on port 1080. HTTP is on 8000 and HTTPS on 8443.
Up to 120 minutes on residential, 60 on mobile, 24 hours on datacenter. ISP and dedicated addresses are permanently static, so the concept does not apply.
Yes, on every plan including pay-as-you-go. Country, city and ASN targeting are included as standard rather than gated behind an enterprise contract. US traffic additionally supports state and ZIP targeting.
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