This is a private proxy server intended exclusively for your use. Each IP address is protected by login/password authentication and bound to your device's IP address, ensuring only you can use this proxy at any given time. All server resources including data packets and bandwidth are dedicated to you, and your traffic is completely protected from interception. We offer private proxies with IP binding and optional additional authentication protection.

Security and privacy. Dedicated proxies provide enhanced protection and privacy as you control access to them and the transmitted data. However, there's no difference whether you use our shared proxies or strictly private ones - the access control level is identical: both options are protected by IP authentication, so your proxy won't work from another device. In both cases, data is encrypted the same way, and its processing is controlled by the service provider.

High performance. Private proxies can be configured for your specific tasks, which is crucial for data scraping, load testing, and other processes where speed matters. By performance we usually mean bandwidth: our shared and private proxies both reach up to 400 Mbps. We've optimized the load so even shared proxies deliver the same speed. Moreover, private proxies have already been used for various tasks - "clean" IPs don't really exist, and websites understand this and no longer block addresses for reuse.

Static IP addresses. Private proxies offer static IPs, which is important for tasks requiring persistent connections to servers or APIs. However, we provide static IPs in both shared and private proxies, so there's no point in overpaying for this feature - there's no difference in this aspect.

Control and configuration. While private proxies theoretically allow flexible configuration of geolocation, authentication and traffic filtering, in reality no service provides such capabilities - all parameters are strictly set at system level. Therefore there's no difference between shared and private proxies in this regard, and the configuration situation won't change, giving you 100% anonymity.

Proxies can be used for anonymous web browsing, as the connection goes through an intermediary server. Websites will see the proxy's IP instead of the user's. Proxies also allow access to resources available only to residents of certain countries.

HTTP proxies - the most popular type designed for browsers and programs using TCP protocol. Your browser sends a request to the proxy, which retrieves data from the server and delivers it to you. The problem is data is transmitted openly and can be intercepted/logged by both the proxy and your ISP. The solution is HTTPS proxies where data is encrypted. The algorithm is hack-resistant, and while the provider sees proxy usage, decrypting the data is impossible. For complete anonymity you need SOCKS proxies - a modern protocol that doesn't modify HTTP headers and transmits data directly, hiding the very fact of proxy usage. The website only sees the proxy server's IP. SOCKS4 supports TCP, while SOCKS5 also supports UDP, login/password authentication and remote DNS queries.

When using a private proxy, all requests from your device go through the proxy server which retrieves data from the requested resource and delivers it to you, hiding your IP and granting access to blocked content. Private proxies also help filter traffic, block malware and protect network activity.

Yes, our private/dedicated high-anonymity (elite) proxies completely hide their usage: the remote host sees no proxy indicators and doesn't even suspect you're working through an intermediary server.