Anonymous Proxies

Anonymous Proxies has sold proxies since 2010. It gives you dedicated IP addresses for work where a shared or constantly changing IP gets blocked: web scraping, rank tracking, price and stock monitoring, ad verification and running many accounts. Many sites now flag traffic from shared proxy pools and cloud IP ranges, which shows up as CAPTCHAs, bans and wrong local results. A dedicated IP belongs to one customer at a time, so the address carries only your history. How it works 1. Pick a proxy type: ISP (static residential), datacenter or SOCKS5, or rotating residential and mobile when a job needs a new IP per request. 2. Choose each IP yourself in the dashboard, filtered by country, state, city and type, or add IPs in bulk. 3. Connect over HTTP(S) or SOCKS5 with a username and password or IP whitelisting. Proxies activate instantly. Proxy types - ISP proxies: IPs registered to consumer internet providers and hosted on servers, so sites see a home connection while you get datacenter speed. Each IP stays yours until you release it. The largest pools are in the US, UK, Germany, France, Australia, Spain, Canada and Sweden. - Datacenter proxies: fast dedicated IPs for high-volume jobs such as SERP checks and site monitoring. - SOCKS5 proxies: carry TCP and UDP traffic, so they work with games, VoIP and custom apps, not only browsers. - Rotating residential and mobile proxies, priced per GB. - Shadowsocks, Trojan, Amnezia and WireGuard servers for networks that block VPNs and proxies. Pricing Per-IP plans include unlimited bandwidth under a fair usage policy. One datacenter IP costs $2.20 a month and one ISP IP costs $3.30. You can pay by card, Google Pay, PayPal or crypto. Who uses it SEO teams tracking rankings by location, e-commerce teams watching competitor prices, data teams collecting public web data, marketers checking ads by region, people running accounts in anti-detect browsers, and gamers who want a stable route.