Static Proxies

Account owners need permanent addresses for online shopping, video hosting, and other entertainment services.

Static proxies are used for:

• bypassing a personal ban for changing locations frequently;
• registering several accounts on one site to have permanent access to the site;
• creating an anonymous connection;
• preventing data leaks.

Hosting Proxies are hosts with virtual and physical server addresses (data centers). They are sold individually, tied to the operator, and will be an excellent option for standard web surfing at home or in the office. They spoof real IP-address and geolocation and repel hacker attacks. But the privacy of using static addresses is low. Websites track visitors' actions via cache.

Resident Proxies are home proxies of telecom subscribers. IP addresses are bound to your ISP and region (city). The actual location mask and device network settings (OS, screen resolution) are responsible for a secure connection. Fully private web surfing is available when using a personal ISP Proxy with geolocation rotation. They are recommended for webmasters involved in multi-accounting, scraping, social network promotion, mass posting, testing programs, and parsers.

Rotating Proxies are residential proxies with a permanent IP (which serves as a gateway to the dynamic address pool). Uninterrupted communication and high download speeds are supported by dedicated communication channels, which is why rotating proxies are used for content aggregation and parsing data libraries.