Proxy Types
Different types of proxies enable varying levels of anonymity, speed, and scalability depending on the use case. We benchmarked residential, datacenter, mobile, and rotating proxies to help users select the best fit for their data operations.
What Is a Backconnect Proxy? Providers & How-To
Backconnect proxies are a managed form of rotating proxy, where you point your client at a single gateway, and the provider automatically swaps your exit IP from a large pool. They can be residential, mobile, datacenter, or ISP.
Top Shared Proxy Solutions: Tested & Ranked
AIMultiple team evaluated 24 shared proxy services, including all proxy types (e.g., datacenter and mobile) from 7 different proxy providers, focusing on those utilizing rotating proxies from an IP pool. A total of 5,000 URLs from 25 unique domains were tested.
The Best Proxy Manager Providers
Proxy managers simplify the use of proxy servers by automatically changing proxy settings for your browser or operating system. Here are some of the most popular proxy managers available: What is a proxy manager? A proxy manager is a software designed to control, manage, and monitor proxy servers.
Compare Best Free Proxy Services: A Detailed Review
Free proxy services mask users’ IP addresses, improving online privacy and facilitating access to regionally restricted content. Follow the links to learn more from the providers: Comparing the best free proxy servers Table notes: AIMultiple has compiled a list of reliable free proxy servers. The table above highlights our top picks.
Best Antidetect Browsers: Randomized Fingerprints and Patterns
We used all the top antidetect browsers for social media management.
Anonymous Proxies: Top Providers & Definition
An anonymous proxy, or anonymizer, serves to conceal a user’s identity, location, and other personal details to protect the user’s personal information. While anonymous proxies enhance anonymity, they might still disclose certain data to the destination web server specific to proxies.
Static Proxies: Top Providers and How They Work
Datacenter and ISP proxies are considered static by default because they originate from controlled infrastructures. Residential and mobile proxies are more prone to rotation due to ISP policies, but when configured for stickiness, they can function similarly to static proxies.