Proxies for antidetect browsersand multi-accounting

Residential proxies with sticky sessions: one IP per browser profile, kept while the profile is in use, in the same place as the account. Rotating IPs change mid-session and datacenter IPs are easy for sites to spot, so both suit scraping better than accounts. At ProxyFall each profile gets its own sticky residential IP for up to 24 hours, at $0.99/GB for 1 to 49 GB down to $0.86/GB from 1 TB.

Cities too. Every line can target a country, a state, a city, an ISP (by AS number) and the device's operating system, and none of it costs extra. For example: YOUR_LOGIN-country-us-state-texas-city-houston-os-windows-session-profile1-lifetime-1440.

As long as you set, from 1 minute to 24 hours: -session-NAME-lifetime-1440 keeps one IP for a day, and the same session name returns the same IP until then, so a profile keeps its IP when you restart it. A residential IP is a real home connection and can drop earlier, as with any residential provider. For an IP that must stay the same for weeks, static ISP proxies are the right tool: ProxyFall sells dedicated ones by the month, with live prices in your dashboard (free sign-up).

Residential sticky IPs suit most profiles: each one gets its own IP in the city, ISP and device OS you pick, for up to 24 hours, and you pay only for the GB used. A static ISP proxy suits an account that must log in from exactly the same IP for weeks: a dedicated IP registered to an internet provider, yours alone for a month at a time and renewable with the same address, with unlimited bandwidth and up to 100 connections at a time, over HTTP(S) or SOCKS5 (you switch each IP in your dashboard). You pick its country and ISP, and it has its own host, port, login and password. Prices are per IP per month, live in your dashboard (free sign-up).

SOCKS5 yes, with a login, on the same address as HTTP (gw.proxyfall.com:59731). UDP over SOCKS5 isn't supported: the proxy carries TCP connections, which is how browsers load websites through a proxy. In an antidetect browser, HTTP and SOCKS5 work the same.

HTTP (or SOCKS5). HTTPS websites work normally through it: the browser opens an encrypted tunnel to the site through the proxy. Where antidetect browsers document their HTTPS type (GoLogin, Incogniton), it means an encrypted connection to the proxy itself, which our gateway doesn't offer, so a proxy check on it fails.

Not if the profile's WebRTC setting is right. WebRTC is a browser feature, not a proxy one, and antidetect browsers have a mode that shows the proxy's IP instead of yours: Masked in Multilogin, Altered in Dolphin Anty and Incogniton, Based on IP in GoLogin and Octo Browser, Replace in AdsPower and MoreLogin. Our proxy carries TCP only, so WebRTC's UDP traffic doesn't go through it, and that setting is what keeps your real IP hidden. Leave any "UDP support" proxy option off.

Add -os-windows, -os-mac, -os-android or -os-ios to the login and the IP comes from a device running that system. Use the same OS as the profile's fingerprint. It's included at every price tier.

Yes. Find accurate IPs in the dashboard makes sticky lines for the city you pick, checks where each IP really is with an IP location lookup, and keeps only the ones in that city, or within 10, 25 or 50 km of it if you allow. It also looks up each IP's Scamalytics fraud score and skips any scoring 60 or more (Scamalytics' high and very high risk); strict mode keeps only IPs scored low risk, under 20. Each check uses about 6 KB of your own traffic. Check shows the location and fraud score of any single residential line. Lines made in the generator aren't screened.

Profiles and IPs cost nothing: you pay only for the traffic they use, $0.99/GB for 1 to 49 GB down to $0.86/GB from 1 TB. One login serves any number of session names, and GB never expire, so a quiet month costs nothing. Your first deposit of $5 or more, by card or crypto, adds 250 MB free.

Running your own accounts, or accounts you manage with the owner's permission (agencies, sellers, ad teams), is fine. Account takeover, fraud, spam and using accounts that aren't yours are banned by our acceptable use policy. Each platform's own rules still apply to how many accounts you run there.

Choose NodeMaven if you want mobile IPs alongside residential in one account, or to pay by card. NodeMaven also offers: a bigger advertised pool (30M+ IPs) and mobile IPs in the same account; fraud-score screening applied to every sticky session automatically; zIP code targeting; card payments as well as crypto; integrations aimed at antidetect browsers. ProxyFall costs $0.99/GB against NodeMaven's $4.25/GB (2 GB monthly plan, $8.50), targets country, state, city, ISP and device OS, all included, and its GB never expire. Both keep sticky IPs for up to 24 hours. ProxyFall's success rate, connection times and location accuracy are counted and published at proxyfall.com/network-quality. Test both on your own accounts before buying a lot.