What Counts as a Fast Working Proxy
Megabits look impressive in a dashboard, but they pay nothing back if the session dies at login. A fast working proxy is judged by finished tasks: the account logs in, the parser returns rows, the campaign keeps spending. Mobile IPs from real carrier networks deliver roughly 50–300 ms latency and 5–50 Mbit/s — more than enough for multi-accounting, SERP checks and scraping, with no budget burned on retries.
The Speed You Lose to Blocks, Not to Bandwidth
Most "slow" proxy setups are not slow at all — they are busy solving captchas and repeating failed requests. Every mobile address here belongs to a carrier ASN, so requests land with the highest trust score of all proxy types and success rates sit around 95–99% on targets where cheaper pools fall under 80%.
| IP source | Block risk | Real throughput on protected sites |
|---|
| Datacenter pools | High | Fast requests, mostly rejected |
| Residential pools | Medium | Stable, weaker on strict targets |
| Mobile (carrier) IP | Minimal | Slower per request, far more completed |
Rotation Control Decides How Long a Session Lives
Long jobs break when the IP changes at the wrong second. Regular gives a dedicated device for the whole rental: sticky sessions, rotation by link, rotation by timer and device reboot — so an overnight scraping run or a warm-up cycle finishes without babysitting. Lite shares one device between up to five users with automatic rotation every 2–5 minutes, which suits quick checks and cheap parallel tasks.
Pro-tip: one port per antidetect profile per account. Mixing profiles on a single port links them together, and one flagged account no longer drags the whole farm down when this rule is kept.
Setup, Protocols and Billing Without Surprises
HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 are both available, so antidetect browsers, Python scrapers and mobile app QA tools connect in a minute; if a legacy tool only speaks socks4, point it at the SOCKS5 port instead. Billing is transparent and per port for 1, 7 or 30 days with unlimited traffic — no per-gigabyte meter, so heavy data days cost the same as quiet ones.
Cashback lands as promo credit after a rental ends, refunds follow the published refund and replacement policy, and support answers around the clock with a 4-hour first-response target. That turns a fast working proxy into a predictable line in the budget rather than a gamble.