A private proxy server commonly refers to a proxy server IP address that’s completely owned and used by one individual at all times. You don’t share it with others, and you control how, where, and when it’s used...

In this article, we'll demystify the question of datacenter vs. residential proxies, and we'll break down the 13 key considerations you should keep in mind before buying a proxy service.

Residential proxies are a network of proxy servers sourced from residential home IP addresses provided by internet service providers (ISPs). These IPs are connected to real devices and physical locations, making residential proxies a go-to solution for completely anonymous web requests.

In simple words, datacenter proxies are intermediaries between a client and a server. These proxy servers assign users with IP addresses not affiliated with ISPs (Internet Service Providers) and come from third-party cloud service providers.