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Proxy connection format and tiers

http://YOUR_KEY:[email protected]:3128

The username is always your account key. The password starts with a tier and can carry up to three optional modifiers, each joined with an underscore.

Order matters: tier first, then country, session and TTL.

Tiers

The tier decides both which kind of IP you get and the per-GB rate for that request. You can use a different tier on every request from the same balance.

Password	For
`standard`	Rotating residential IPs with configurable sessions. The default choice.
`cleanproxy`	Reputation-checked residential IPs for stricter websites.
`cleanproxy_geo`	As above, with state and city targeting.
`sticky_clean`	Verified residential sessions for multi-step workflows.
`mobile`	4G/5G carrier IPs for mobile apps and account workflows.

Current rates, and any extra tiers enabled on your account, are listed on the Proxies page in the portal.

Modifiers

country — a two-letter code such as US, GB or DE. See country targeting.
session — a name you choose (letters, numbers, _ and -). Requests with the same name try to keep the same IP. See sticky sessions.
ttl — how long, in minutes, a session should hold its IP.

Let the portal build it. The builder on the Proxies page produces a ready-to-paste string for any combination, and refuses combinations your chosen tier does not support.

Proxies: your first requestYour key, one command, and how to tell it worked. Two minutes.Using SOCKS5Port 1080, the same credentials, and the two things SOCKS5 cannot do.Sticky sessionsKeep the same IP across requests, for logins and multi-step flows.

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Proxy connection format and tiers

http://YOUR_KEY:[email protected]:3128

The username is always your account key. The password starts with a tier and can carry up to three optional modifiers, each joined with an underscore.

Order matters: tier first, then country, session and TTL.

Tiers

The tier decides both which kind of IP you get and the per-GB rate for that request. You can use a different tier on every request from the same balance.

Password	For
`standard`	Rotating residential IPs with configurable sessions. The default choice.
`cleanproxy`	Reputation-checked residential IPs for stricter websites.
`cleanproxy_geo`	As above, with state and city targeting.
`sticky_clean`	Verified residential sessions for multi-step workflows.
`mobile`	4G/5G carrier IPs for mobile apps and account workflows.

Current rates, and any extra tiers enabled on your account, are listed on the Proxies page in the portal.

Modifiers

country — a two-letter code such as US, GB or DE. See country targeting.
session — a name you choose (letters, numbers, _ and -). Requests with the same name try to keep the same IP. See sticky sessions.
ttl — how long, in minutes, a session should hold its IP.

Let the portal build it. The builder on the Proxies page produces a ready-to-paste string for any combination, and refuses combinations your chosen tier does not support.

Proxy connection format and tiers

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Modifiers

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