Proxy types

Each proxy offer has a kind field that describes the underlying network type. Understanding the differences helps you pick the right product for your use case.

Kinds

Kind	Description
`datacenter`	Proxies hosted in data centers. Fastest and cheapest, but more easily detected by anti-bot systems.
`residential`	IP addresses assigned to real home internet connections. High anonymity, bypasses most detection.
`mobile`	IP addresses from mobile carrier networks (4G/5G). Highest trust score, ideal for mobile-targeted platforms.

Options per kind

Pricing and duration options differ by proxy type.

Residential options

Each offer includes a list of options, where each option has:

Field	Type	Description
`price`	`float`	Price in USD
`period_days`	`int`	Rental period
`period_name`	`string`	Human-readable period label (e.g., `"30 days"`)
`period_months`	`int \| null`	Period in months if applicable

Mobile options

Mobile options additionally include traffic-based billing:

Field	Type	Description
`price`	`float`	Price in USD
`traffic_mb`	`int \| null`	Included traffic in MB
`period_days`	`int`	Rental period
`period_name`	`string`	Human-readable period label
`traffic_name`	`string`	Traffic label (e.g., `"5 GB"`)
`period_seconds`	`int`	Period expressed in seconds
`tarification_index`	`int`	Provider-internal tariff index

Protocols and IP versions

When placing an order, you can specify:

protocol — HTTP, HTTPS, or SOCKS5
ip_version — IPv4 or IPv6

Not all offers support every combination. Check the catalog for what each offer supports.

Filtering the catalog

Use query parameters on GET /catalog to filter by kind, country, and availability:

GET /catalog?kind=mobile&country=US&is_available=true

Getting started

Concepts

Kinds

Options per kind

Residential options

Mobile options

Protocols and IP versions

Filtering the catalog

​Kinds

​Options per kind

​Residential options

​Mobile options

​Protocols and IP versions

​Filtering the catalog

Kinds

Options per kind

Residential options

Mobile options

Protocols and IP versions

Filtering the catalog