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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 requestFind your credentials, copy a cURL or Python example, and check the response.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.

Still stuck? Open a ticket — tell us what was missing and the article gets fixed.

Proxy connection format and tiers

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