FAQ

Dedicated datacenter proxies are a good fit when you need stable IPs, predictable speed, and private network resources.

They are commonly used for monitoring, testing, server-side integrations, and workflows where residential identity is not required.

Choose dedicated pools when consistency matters more than residential network signals.

• Check the dashboard for usage and location status.
• Start with a small traffic test before scaling production workloads.
• Contact support if you need custom traffic planning or enterprise routing.

Yes. Many teams use datacenter proxies for stable baseline tasks and residential proxies for targets that require local consumer network signals.

This blended setup can reduce cost while keeping high success rates for sensitive targets.

Use reporting data to decide which tasks should run on each proxy type.

• Check the dashboard for usage and location status.
• Start with a small traffic test before scaling production workloads.
• Contact support if you need custom traffic planning or enterprise routing.

Yes. Dedicated datacenter proxy plans can support fixed IP allocation and whitelist-based access control.

Whitelisting is recommended for production systems because it limits access to trusted servers or office networks.

Keep your whitelist updated when deployment infrastructure changes.

• Check the dashboard for usage and location status.
• Start with a small traffic test before scaling production workloads.
• Contact support if you need custom traffic planning or enterprise routing.