Reliable Proxies for Retail Automation

Why automation gets blocked

Retail sites detect automation through datacenter IP ranges, repeated addresses, browser fingerprints and abnormal request patterns. When traffic comes from flagged IPs or reuses the same address across many requests, checkouts fail and accounts get rate-limited.

• Datacenter IPs sitting on public blocklists
• Too many requests originating from one IP
• IP location mismatched with the account region
• Sudden, unnatural traffic spikes

Residential vs ISP — which to use

Both networks work well for automation. Choose based on whether you need rotation and scale, or a stable dedicated IP for account-based checkout.

Sticky session benefits

Most checkout flows span several steps — cart, login, payment, confirmation. Sticky sessions keep the same IP for the entire flow so the site sees one consistent visitor instead of a new address on every request.

• Hold one IP through multi-step checkouts
• Avoid mid-flow re-authentication
• Reduce CAPTCHAs and verification challenges
• Configurable session duration

Location targeting

Match your IP to the market your task runs in. Targeting the right country — and state or city where available — is essential for region-locked releases and localized pricing.

• Country-level targeting across global pools
• State and city targeting where supported
• Align IP location with the account region

Recommended plans

For most automation, start with the Signature rotating residential plan for a strong balance of quality and cost, then move to Elite for launch-day and high-demand tasks. For account-based checkout that must hold one identity, add Dedicated ISP proxies for stable, persistent sessions.