LunaProxy | ✅0.65/GB | High Quality Proxy

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LunaProxy boasts a vast database of real private residential IP addresses covering over 195 countries and regions, designed for large commercial projects requiring high anonymity.

Real residential IP addresses, highly anonymized
Global coverage, stable and high-speed
Standards compliant, transparent and secure, reliable and stable

Residential Proxy (Dynamic IP)
Whitelist + Account Password Verification
Automatic Rotation + Customizable Persistent Sessions
HTTP(S) and Socks5

ISP Proxy (Static IP)
Account Password Verification
Long-term stable IP addresses, ensuring persistent connections
Static residential IP addresses + Native residential IP addresses
HTTP(S) and Socks5

Application Scenarios
Bulk web scraping and data mining
E-commerce price monitoring and inventory management
SEO ranking and search engine results (SERP) monitoring
Advertising performance testing and optimization
AI training and data tagging
Social media management and market research

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New Year's Gifts, Surprises Await!

LunaProxy's New Year promotion is officially launched, helping you kick off a productive new year!

Residential Proxy: From $0.65/GB

- 20% discount on select plans

Unlimited Proxy: As low as $60/day

 

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The main difference between static and dynamic IPs: Stability Duration

Static IPs are long-term, stable IPs, with a stability duration of up to one year. Therefore, they are suitable for scenarios requiring the long-term use of the same IP, such as managing social media accounts or online stores.

Dynamic IPs are constantly changing. Most dynamic IPs have a short stability period, typically expiring within minutes to tens of minutes, requiring a new IP to be used. Therefore, they are suitable for scenarios requiring a large number of IPs and where IP duration is not critical, such as data scraping or flash sales.

 

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What is a proxy server? How does it work?

Simply put, a proxy server is an intermediary server between two devices on a network. It acts like a bridge, connecting you to the vast internet.

Let's look at what a proxy server actually is and why people choose it.

First, a proxy server acts as a gateway or intermediary between any device and the rest of the internet. A proxy server receives connection requests, forwards them to other servers, and then returns the requested data. Of course, this is just a basic concept, as there are dozens of types of proxy servers, each with its own unique configuration. However, this definition is sufficient for getting started.

Imagine your device is a house at a specific address (or IP address) on a certain street. You certainly don't want strangers randomly entering your "territory," right? This is where a proxy server comes in handy. You can think of it as a mail carrier, a reliable mail carrier that hides your real IP address.

When using a proxy, the information you send and receive does not originate from your real IP address, but is transmitted through the proxy server.

The proxy forwards your connection requests to the website without revealing your data, but it still collects necessary information. This protects your personal information from being accessed by others. How does the proxy view your device? The websites you visit see the proxy server's IP address, not yours.