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A proxy is an intermediary server that routes your internet traffic, so websites see the proxy's IP address instead of yours.

Residential proxies use IP addresses assigned by consumer internet providers. Datacenter proxies use IPs hosted in data centers — they're typically faster and cheaper, but more easily identified as proxies.

Start with the location you need, whether you need rotating or fixed (sticky/static) IPs, and your budget. The Compare page and the "Help me choose" tool filter our catalog by those needs.

Supported locations vary by product and are listed on each product page. Where a supplier hasn't confirmed locations, we show "Not specified".

Each product shows its delivery method: automatic delivery, manual processing by our team, or delivery through the supplier's documented process. Delivery only starts after payment is verified.

Setup instructions are included with each order. Most products use a host, port, username and password that you enter into your browser, app or tool's proxy settings.

You'll be able to see the order status in your account. If an order hasn't been fulfilled within the stated time, contact support and we'll follow up with the supplier. [Store policy to be finalised.]

Refund eligibility is described in our Refund Policy. [Policy to be finalised before launch.]

Use the contact details on our Help Center page. [Support channel to be added.]