Use cases
What people buy proxy traffic for.
Five jobs, all of them lawful, all of them things our customers already do. Each page says which pool fits, which rotation setting to use, how to think about the GB it will cost, and where the line is. These are the five we build for; other lawful uses are welcome, and the acceptable-use policy you accept at checkout lists what we refuse.
- Price and marketplace monitoringTrack public shop and marketplace prices from the markets you serve. Choose mobile or residential traffic by the GB, and record each offer’s full context so your price tracking compares like with like.Read the guide →
- Ad verification and brand safetyCheck your campaign pages from a carrier or residential connection, with the browser settings and test conditions recorded alongside the result.Read the guide →
- Market research and local searchCompare permitted offers, catalogues and search results with the network route, browser settings and account state recorded alongside each observation.Read the guide →
- QA and geo-testingCheck your own site with the requested network route, browser settings and expected result recorded for each test.Read the guide →
- AI agents and data pipelinesOne credential an agent can steer itself: pool, country and session are tokens in the username.Read the guide →
Both pools
One balance, two kinds of exit.
Mobile 4G/5G
Carrier modems in six countries. The pool for mobile-only layouts, in-app ad placements and the mobile result set.
Residential
Opt-in peer devices in far more countries than mobile. The pool for coverage: wide crawls, desktop checks and any market outside the mobile six.
Both pools cost the same per GB and share one balance, so the choice is a token in the username rather than a plan. Pricing · Connection format · Acceptable use
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