What people use proxies for
Proxy use cases differ in one main way: how closely the platform inspects your IP. These guides match each job to a proxy type, a location and a setup.
Two questions settle most choices. How much trust does the platform demand from an address, and how many addresses does the job need? Ad accounts, seller centers and long-lived social profiles do better on static ISP IPs. Scraping, rank checks and bulk account tasks usually work well, at lower cost, on private datacenter IPv4.
Whichever you pick, give each account its own IP and leave it there once the account is warmed up. Pair every IP with its own antidetect browser profile, and keep the IP's country the same as the account's.
The guides below cover the proxy type each job needs, the settings that make a difference and the habits that most often get accounts flagged.
How to run dozens of accounts without them collapsing into one
Proxies for managing many accounts: why each account needs a private, fixed IP, how to size and label the pool, and the habits that quietly link accounts.
Read more →A workflow for media buyers who manage many ad accounts
Facebook Ads proxies for agencies: give each client's Business Manager one private, fixed IP in its billing country, with team rules that keep logins clean.
Read more →Operating TikTok shops and channels across several markets
A TikTok Shop proxy setup for sellers and agencies in several markets: one private IP in each shop's country, matched device settings, and a launch checklist.
Read more →Running several marketplace stores without tying them together
Proxies for marketplace sellers who run several Shopee, Lazada, Amazon or eBay stores: how to map IPs to stores, pick countries and keep logins stable.
Read more →Designing a scraper around a pool of dedicated IPs
Web scraping proxies for data teams: size a pool of private static IPs, rotate them in your own code, choose IPv4, ISP or IPv6, and collect data responsibly.
Read more →Building a rank-tracking setup that reports honest local positions
SERP tracking proxies let you check Google rankings as local searchers see them. Plan IPs per market, set query pacing and avoid skewed rank data.
Read more →Keeping client accounts apart in a social media agency
Social media agency proxies: one private, fixed IP and profile per client, fewer login alerts on Instagram, X, YouTube, Zalo and Telegram, clean offboarding.
Read more →Using a fixed IP for game accounts, launchers and stores
A gaming proxy gives your launcher and account logins one fixed IP in a chosen region. See what it can and cannot do, which country to pick and the ToS risks.
Read more →Start with one IP and see how it behaves
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