How do I know which proxy plan is good for me?
Sometimes customers don’t really know which type of proxy would suit them best. Here’s a quick guide to help you find the best option for your needs.
Shared Proxies
If you’re on a budget and just need a proxy to mask your location without requiring high speeds, shared proxies are a cost-effective choice.
Private Datacenter Proxies
For users who prioritize both speed and anonymity, private datacenter proxies are ideal. They are well-suited for normal browsing and for activities such as: Web Scraping, SEO monitoring, Data Aggregation
Static Residential Proxies
If you need proxies for social media or sites with advanced proxy detection, static residential proxies are recommended. They offer high speeds, no bandwidth limitations, and mimic residential IPs, making them less likely to be flagged. They are mostly used for social media, PayPal, banking, survey sites and other tasks that require a static IP.
Rotating Residential Proxies
Rotating residential proxies are based on data usage, allowing you access to large proxy pools from all over the world. This means that you can generate as many proxies as you need and simply purchase more data when you run out.
This type is excellent for: web scraping, SEO monitorization, ads verification and other tasks that do not require a static IP.