Buy fifty addresses from most providers and you get fifty addresses. Whether you get fifty independent addresses is a different question, and almost nobody gives you the information to answer it.

Proxy-IPv4 publishes it: more than 150 networks and over 200 subnets.

Why Subnet Spread Decides Outcomes

A subnet is a block of consecutive addresses, and sites treat addresses within one as related, because they are.

If your fifty addresses sit in three subnets, any site looking past the last number sees three blocks behaving like a crowd. Flag one and the rest are implicated, because they visibly belong together.

Spread across two hundred subnets on a hundred and fifty different networks, your addresses look like unrelated machines in unrelated places.

That is the difference between fifty users and one user wearing fifty hats, and it matters far more than the size of the catalogue.

Four Protocol Families

IPv4 private proxies for general high speed work. IPv6 proxies, described as suited to social media, which makes sense given how plentiful and cheap those addresses are. Static ISP addresses from real consumer providers. And mobile addresses from carriers, with rotation.

Entry pricing starts under fifty cents per address with volume discounts, uptime is quoted at 99% and support is round the clock.

The Location List Is Refreshingly Specific

The United States, Brazil, Ukraine, Germany, Russia, Spain, England, France, Canada, Italy and Poland are named individually.

Eleven countries is a short list, and short lists tend to be honest ones. A provider naming a dozen is telling you where it genuinely has capacity. A provider naming two hundred is usually listing a dropdown.

Brazil, Ukraine and Poland appearing individually points at real depth in markets Western providers routinely cover with a single thin entry.

IPv6 for Social Media

Worth a note because the pairing is specific rather than generic.

IPv6 addresses exist in quantities that make scarcity pricing meaningless, so they cost a fraction of IPv4. The catch is that the target must support IPv6, and many sites still do not.

Social platforms largely do, which is why the recommendation is pointed rather than vague. If that is your work, testing IPv6 first could cut your costs dramatically.

Who It Fits

Proxy-IPv4 suits anyone needing many genuinely independent addresses, social media work that can use IPv6, projects touching Eastern Europe or Brazil, and users who want IPv4, IPv6, ISP and mobile from one place.

Who Might Look Elsewhere

There is no large rotating residential pool for bulk collection against targets that reject datacenter ranges.

Enterprise buyers wanting formal SLAs and named account management should look at the larger platforms.

Final Verdict

Proxy-IPv4 publishes the technical detail that actually predicts whether a block of addresses will work.

Two hundred subnets across a hundred and fifty networks, four protocol families including IPv6 and mobile, genuine depth in under served regions, very low per address pricing and round the clock support.

If you have ever bought a block and watched them all get flagged together, subnet concentration was almost certainly why. Test whether your target speaks IPv6 before paying IPv4 rates, and verify what you buy with our proxy checker.