500-1000 Proxy

DC proxies deliver higher performance and stronger security than most other proxy types because they run on dedicated servers with fast connections and powerful hardware. This means quicker access to websites, lower latency, and a more stable experience overall. They also provide better protection against fraud, malware, and other online threats, allowing you to block malicious domains and manage access through security policies. And one more thing — unlike botnet-based proxies, server proxies are completely legitimate.

An LIR (Local Internet Registry) is an organization authorized to allocate and manage IP address space and Autonomous System Numbers (ASNs) within its region. LIRs receive IP and ASN blocks directly from RIRs (Regional Internet Registries), which in turn are overseen by IANA (the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority). As an LIR, FineProxy manages its own IPv4 ranges and ASNs under official registry control. This means all IPs we provide are registered directly to our company, not leased from third parties. LIRs also maintain accurate registration data and cooperate with other registries to ensure transparency and stability of the global internet infrastructure.

Partly. A larger, well-managed IP pool can reduce blocks by spreading traffic, avoiding repeat patterns, and isolating sessions (e.g., one IP per account or flow). It helps with rate limits and basic IP reputation. But it’s not a shield. Most platforms score behavior and signals beyond IP: request velocity, header/TLS order, cookies and sessions, device fingerprints, and challenge responses (e.g., CAPTCHA/3-DS). Poor rotation can even increase bans—mixing sessions, moving carts between regions, or flipping IPs mid-login. Best practice: pair a quality, clean pool with realistic pacing (backoff/jitter), stable session/cookie handling, consistent headers, and per-flow IP isolation. Treat 429 as concurrency limits; treat 403/challenges as client/behavior issues first—change IP last.