IPv4 datacenter
Stable, broad compatibility. A practical starting point for general browsing, monitoring, testing, and tasks that do not require a residential ASN.
Choose it when predictable static IPs and HTTP(S)/SOCKS5 support matter more than residential appearance.
IPv6 datacenter
Large address space, lower cost. Useful for high-volume work where the target supports IPv6.
Check target-site IPv6 support first; compatibility varies more than with IPv4.
ISP
Static residential-class addresses. ISP-assigned IPs combine long sessions with stronger consumer-network signals.
Useful for stable logins, regional SaaS access, monitoring, and workflows that need a consistent location.
Residential
Rotating real-user IP pool. Supports country, city, and ISP targeting plus rotating or sticky sessions.
Best suited to public-data collection, price monitoring, ad verification, and research that needs geographic diversity.
Mobile
Carrier-network traffic. Useful when a workflow must be tested from mobile networks or carrier locations.
Usually the most specialised choice. Validate concurrency, rotation, location, and cost before committing.