Product selection FAQ
Dynamic IP or static IP?
The key purchase question is whether you need a stable identity or broad rotation. This page compares dynamic residential proxies and static residential IPs side by side.
30-second answer
Choose dynamic residential proxies when tasks need frequent region switching, bulk access, or automated collection. Choose static residential IPs when your business needs long-term account login, stable environments, or lower risk from frequent IP changes.
Core differences
Recommendations by scenario
Social account operations
Account environments need long-term consistency, and frequent exit changes can increase risk.
Recommended: static residential IP
Data collection and monitoring
These tasks care more about region coverage, rotation efficiency, traffic cost, and automation.
Recommended: dynamic residential proxy
Cross-border e-commerce
Store login, back-office operation, and long sessions need a stable access identity.
Recommended: static residential IP
Related questions
Residential proxy or datacenter proxy?
Residential proxies come from real ISP networks and look closer to normal users. Datacenter proxies can be faster and cheaper, but are easier for high-risk platforms to detect.
Do dynamic residential proxies support Socks5?
Socks5 support depends on the specific product and plan. Before setup, confirm protocol, host, port, and authentication method, then fill them into your tool.
What should I check first when a proxy connection fails?
Check whether the protocol is wrong, host and port are complete, whitelist matches your current exit IP, username and password are correct, and the plan is still available.