Understand proxy types
Compare the documented characteristics of residential and datacenter options before choosing.
A proxy routes network traffic through an intermediary IP address. Residential and datacenter proxies differ in their IP source, performance characteristics, availability and pricing. Exact locations, session controls and usage limits depend on the offered product.
Learn the differences between residential and datacenter proxies, with availability and terms confirmed per plan.
Understand the key details before you place an order or integrate this service.
Compare the documented characteristics of residential and datacenter options before choosing.
Check the locations actually listed for your selected plan rather than assuming global coverage.
Review traffic, session, concurrency and acceptable-use rules before integrating.
The precise options depend on the selected product and the current availability shown in your account.
Select the proxy category that fits your legitimate technical use case.
Confirm location, traffic allowance, authentication and renewal terms.
Use the supplied connection details and comply with the acceptable-use policy.
Important answers about proxies.
No. Locations depend on the product and current inventory. Check the plan details before purchase.
Residential IPs are associated with consumer internet access, while datacenter IPs are hosted in data-centre infrastructure. Availability and performance vary.
No. Usage must comply with applicable law, provider rules and the terms of the services you access.
Availability, IP source, location, rotation, traffic and session rules vary by product. Follow all applicable acceptable-use requirements.
Review current availability, price and terms in the Verxor platform before confirming.