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Each proxy offer has a kind field describing the underlying network type. kind is an identifier, not a product name — see the note under the table.

Kinds

kind: residential is the static ISP product, not a rotating pool. The name is historical: it is the value the catalog stores and the value POST /orders expects in proxy_type, so it cannot change without breaking every integration. Rotating residential is catalogued under the same kind and distinguished by mode (static versus rotating); only static is on sale today.Ordering mobile is gated behind a per-account flag and returns FeatureDisabled unless your account has it. datacenter offers appear in the catalog when the upstream stocks them and are not orderable.

Options per kind

Every offer sells through its options array: pick an option via tarification_index when creating an order, and you are charged that option’s full-period price (times quantity). Prices render in the requested catalog currency (USD or STAR) — the shown price is exactly what checkout charges.

Residential (ISP) options

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

Mobile options

Mobile options additionally include traffic-based billing:

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: