Residential vs Datacenter Proxies: Which to Choose
How home addresses differ from datacenter ones, how websites tell them apart, and which tasks call for each type so you do not overpay.
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How home addresses differ from datacenter ones, how websites tell them apart, and which tasks call for each type so you do not overpay.
Why platforms link accounts that share an address, when one proxy for several accounts is acceptable and how to set up a workspace that keeps profiles apart.
What gigabyte usage through a proxy depends on, how much a page weighs in different modes and how to cut usage several times over without losing the result.
Proxies are sold in different ways: per gigabyte, per address for a term, per port or by subscription. What you pay for in each model and when each costs less.
Why a proxy does not lower ping, what kind of traffic online games use, and which gaming-related tasks a pay-per-GB proxy is actually good for.
What a proxy list is, how public lists differ from your own, which line formats apps accept and how to build a list for your task.
Restarting the router, mobile data, a VPN and a proxy: which of these really changes your IP, what address you get and which tasks each one suits.
Where to find proxy settings on Windows, macOS, Android, iPhone and in browsers, and what to check if sites still do not load after you turn the proxy off.
We do not sell per-IP IPv4 proxies or static ISP addresses. Here is how they differ from a pay-per-GB pool and when a sticky IP can replace them.
Residential $1.59, mobile $2.50, datacenter $0.80 per GB
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