Guides502 Bad Gateway proxy error: find who sent it, then fix it
A 502 through a proxy comes from the proxy or from the target's own gateway. How to tell them apart in one command, what causes each, and when to retry.11 min read→GuidesISP proxy pricing: the per-IP unit and how to size it
ISP proxy pricing explained: why static ISP IPs bill per IP per month, what moves the bill, terms and refunds, a sizing method, and the jobs ISP fits best.9 min read→GuidesLogging in to business accounts from abroad without lockouts
Log in to business accounts from abroad without lockouts: what login checks read, the platform route first, when a static ISP IP helps and what it cannot fix.11 min read→GuidesIP reputation score: what it measures and how to read it
An IP reputation score rates how risky an address looks from blocklists, abuse reports and network type. How each scale works and how proxy IPs score.11 min read→GuidesBrowser profile proxy setup: one proxy, WebRTC and DNS
Set up one proxy per browser profile: own credentials per profile, the proxy type for each job, and how to check WebRTC, DNS and language before login.15 min read→GuidesHow many proxies do I need? A sizing formula by job
How many proxies you need depends on the job: requests per hour, concurrent sessions, accounts or GB. Formulas, a pilot test and a worked example for each job.10 min read→Best PracticesCheap datacenter proxies: billing, sizing and where they fit
Cheap datacenter proxies are billed per IP or per GB, but value is set by how many requests return data. How to measure it, size an order and pick the tier.10 min read→Best PracticesMobile proxy pricing: what one carrier GB buys
Mobile proxy pricing explained: what a carrier GB buys, how to size a job before you pay, cost per successful request, and which jobs call for mobile IPs.7 min read→ComparisonsProxy pricing: per GB, per IP or per port for your job
Proxy pricing per GB, per IP and per port only compares once the job is fixed. How to size a job in GB, which unit fits it, and what else moves a bill.10 min read→GuidesSelenium proxy setup: auth, SOCKS5, Firefox and rotation
Set a Selenium proxy in Chrome and Firefox, add username and password auth tested on Selenium 4.50 and Chrome 154, fix SOCKS5 errors and rotate per driver.12 min read→Best PracticesASN targeting vs geo targeting: what each one selects
ASN targeting vs geo targeting: one picks the network behind an IP, the other its place. When each matters, and how to verify an exit's ASN and location.9 min read→GuidesMultiple Amazon seller accounts: what Amazon allows and how
Amazon allows extra seller accounts only for a legitimate business need. What counts, what each account needs, how teams log in, and where a static IP fits.14 min read→GuidesMultiple Facebook ad accounts: Meta's limits and setup
Meta allows several ad accounts in one business portfolio. The real limits, roles, agency access and spend controls, and where a steady login IP helps a team.11 min read→GuidesProxies for social media management: one client, one origin
Proxies for social media management, inside the rules: when Meta, TikTok and LinkedIn access tools do the job, and when one origin per client helps.10 min read→GuidesTikTok proxies: regional research and brand accounts
TikTok proxies for brands and agencies: what TikTok's rules allow, how to see what each market is shown, and how to run accounts you own from one origin.10 min read→ComparisonsISP vs datacenter proxies: which job each one fits
ISP vs datacenter proxies: both run on servers and hold one IP for the term. Which job each one fits, how speed compares, and how each is billed.10 min read→ComparisonsMobile vs ISP proxies: moving mobile IPs or one fixed address
Mobile vs ISP proxies compared: shared moving IPs vs one fixed IP, detection, speed, and how each billing model fits one managed account.10 min read→GuidesInstagram proxies for brand and agency account logins
Instagram proxies for brand and agency teams: what Instagram allows, why login location matters, which proxy type fits, billing, and when you need none.12 min read→Guides407 Proxy Authentication Required: causes and client fixes
A 407 means the proxy, not the site, rejected or never got your login. Causes in the order to check, and the fix for curl, Python, Node, browsers and apt.15 min read→ComparisonsStatic vs dynamic IP: the difference and when you need one
Static vs dynamic IP explained: how DHCP leases and ISP renumbering change an address, how to check which you have, and when a fixed IP is worth it.9 min read→ComparisonsSOCKS5 vs HTTP proxy: DNS, speed, security, which to use
SOCKS5 vs HTTP proxy compared: what each carries, where DNS resolves (socks5 vs socks5h), speed, auth, client support, and which one your job needs.11 min read→ComparisonsRotating vs sticky proxies: what breaks under each mode
Rotating vs sticky proxies by job: per-request IPs, 5-60 minute timers or sticky while online, what breaks under the wrong mode, and a test to run.10 min read→ComparisonsDedicated vs shared proxies: who else uses your IP
Dedicated vs shared proxies compared: who else sends traffic from your IP, how each is billed, which tiers can be dedicated and when a pool wins.10 min read→GuidesProxy provider security review: 6 checks before you buy
A proxy provider security review for privacy-first buyers: terms, abuse handling, credentials, measured traffic, logs, IP sourcing and what certificates prove.11 min read→GuidesPay as you go proxies: per-GB billing, no subscription
Pay as you go proxies bill per GB with no renewal. How to estimate GB, how per-GB rates scale, whether GB expire, and when a per-IP subscription fits better.7 min read→GuidesSwitching proxy providers without downtime: a checklist
Switching proxy providers without breaking jobs: what to inventory, how to map credentials and rotation, the parallel test to run, and when switching fails.12 min read→GuidesHow to use a proxy: system, browser, phone and code
How to use a proxy on Windows, macOS, iPhone, Android, Chrome, Firefox, curl and Python: what the details mean, where they go, and how to check it works.10 min read→GuidesWhat are ISP proxies? How they differ from residential
ISP proxies are ISP-registered IPs on servers, held for the term. How they differ from residential, pros and cons, billing, and a week-long test to verify one.11 min read→GuidesTypes of proxies: datacenter, residential, ISP and mobile compared
Types of proxies sorted by what the target sees: datacenter, residential, ISP and mobile, then by protocol, anonymity, rotation, access and billing.12 min read→GuidesBest proxies for web scraping: match the proxy to the job
The best proxies for web scraping depend on the target. Datacenter, residential, ISP and mobile compared by job, with billing models and a test to run first.13 min read→ComparisonsISP proxies vs rotating residential: which one the job actually needs
ISP vs residential proxies: one holds a static identity, the other spreads across a pool. Speed, location, detection and per-IP vs per-GB cost compared.9 min read→