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Home, phone or warehouse?

Sites check where a visitor comes from. An address from an internet provider, at home or on a phone, looks like a person. A datacenter looks like a warehouse full of servers, and sites trust it less.
Goal: look like a local in the US. No proxy shows your home in Berlin on Telekom: an ISP network, but not the US. A datacenter proxy shows a server warehouse in the US on AWS: the US, but not an ISP network. A mobile proxy shows a phone network in the US on T-Mobile: both. A static ISP proxy, Native ISP, gives you your own fixed IP on a US internet provider: both. A residential proxy, Prime Lane, shows a real home in Chicago on Comcast: both.

Static ISP and residential proxies both look like a local internet user

🏭 Prime Lane goes online from real homes. Native ISP gives you one fixed address from an internet provider; how sites rate it depends on the IP type you pick.

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Pick your proxy

We have two kinds. Most people start with Prime Lane. Take Native ISP when one account needs the same IP every day.

🏡 Prime Lane

Residential proxies. Real homes in 195 countries. Pick the city, pay per GB. Traffic never expires.👉 Accounts, browser profiles, price checks

🔑 Native ISP

Static ISP proxies. Like your own flat: one fixed address that only you use. Paid per IP for 30 days.👉 One account that needs the same IP every day, like an AI subscription

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All proxy types

A residential proxy uses an address from a home internet connection.Use one when you need to check a website from a residential connection in another location. For example, compare the prices shown to visitors in different countries.Prime Lane is our residential proxy.
A datacenter proxy uses an address from a hosting company.It can suit automated checks when your website accepts server connections and you do not need a residential address.
A mobile proxy uses an address from a mobile carrier.Consider one when testing from a mobile network matters. It does not turn your browser into a phone.

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Same IP or a new one?

For logins, keep one IP so the site sees the same visitor all session. For public pages, a fresh IP on every request spreads the load.

🔒 Keep the same IP

Same house for the whole visit. For logins.

🔀 Rotate every request

A new home for every request. For public pages.
Homes go offline sometimes 🔌. Pin the city and internet provider (ISP), and your account moves next door, not to another country, as long as a matching home is online. Set it up for accounts
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