Frequently Asked Questions

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General

We offer datacenter, residential, and IPv6 proxies.
We support HTTP, HTTPS, and SOCKS5 protocols.
We support both IP whitelisting and username/password authentication.
We accept major credit cards, PayPal, and cryptocurrency payments.
Yes, we offer a limited free trial for new users.
We offer refunds within 7 days of purchase if you are unsatisfied with our service.

Our datacenter proxies are dedicated to each user, ensuring maximum privacy and performance.
Premium proxies offer better speed and lower latency, ideal for time-sensitive tasks.
Our datacenter proxies are regularly updated to avoid bans, but certain sites may impose restrictions.
Yes, you will receive a static proxy list that remains consistent throughout your subscription.
Our datacenter pool rotates every 10 minutes to ensure fresh IPs.
Yes, additional threads can be purchased to increase your concurrency limits.
Yes, our proxies support sticky sessions for up to 30 minutes.

Residential proxies are IP addresses provided by Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to homeowners.
Residential proxies are more reliable for avoiding detection as they originate from real household IPs.
Yes, our residential proxies are GDPR compliant, ensuring user privacy and data protection.
Yes, you can maintain a session for a specific period using sticky sessions with residential proxies.
Our residential proxy pool includes over 10 million IPs worldwide.
Yes, you can select IPs from specific countries or regions based on your needs.
The residential IP pool rotates every 5 minutes, ensuring fresh IPs.

IPv6 is the latest version of the Internet Protocol, designed to replace IPv4 and provide a larger address space.
IPv6 proxies work similarly to IPv4 proxies but use the IPv6 address format, which offers more IP addresses.
IPv6 proxies provide more IP addresses, better speed, and less congestion compared to IPv4 proxies.
While IPv6 adoption is growing, not all websites support IPv6 yet. However, many major sites do.
Yes, you can choose between IPv4 and IPv6 proxies based on your specific needs.
IPv6 proxies are generally considered more secure due to built-in features like IPsec, but security depends on overall implementation.
Setting up IPv6 proxies is similar to IPv4 proxies. You just need to configure your software or browser to use the IPv6 address format.