Yilu Proxy organises its entire catalogue around one distinction, and it is the right one.

Dynamic residential. Dynamic mobile. Dynamic datacenter. Dedicated static residential. Shared or dedicated static datacenter.

Every product is labelled by whether the address changes, and that is the decision most people get wrong.

Why Dynamic Versus Static Decides Everything

Dynamic addresses rotate. Each request, or each session, comes from somewhere different.

That is what collection wants. Every call looks independent, nothing looks repetitive, and rate limits tied to a single address stop being your ceiling.

Static addresses stay put. The same address, indefinitely.

That is what accounts want. A profile that logs in from a different country every other day reads as compromised, because that is exactly what compromised accounts look like. The platform cannot tell the difference and is not designed to try.

Buying the wrong one is the most common expensive mistake in this business. Naming every product by which it is makes the choice unavoidable rather than buried in a specification.

Real Carrier Sourcing

The residential addresses are described as pure residential resources from international carriers, with genuine user characteristics.

That phrasing matters. An address's value is entirely its reputation, and reputation comes from looking like an ordinary person rather than an operation. Addresses sourced from carriers rather than assembled from somewhere less transparent tend to hold up better and longer.

Shared and Dedicated on Static Datacenter

The static datacenter tier splits again into shared and dedicated, which is another honest separation.

Shared costs less and is split with a limited number of others, so their behaviour can affect yours. Perfectly adequate for rank checking, general browsing and low stakes automation.

Dedicated is yours alone. Nobody else can flag it, and nothing arrives carrying a previous tenant's history.

Start shared, move to dedicated only when a flagged address would cost you an account rather than a retry.

Dynamic Mobile as the Escalation

Having dynamic mobile in the same catalogue as dynamic datacenter gives you a full ladder to climb.

Start on datacenter, which is cheapest and entirely adequate for targets that do not check registration. If requests fail, move to residential. If they still fail, move to mobile, where the address belongs to a carrier and blocking it means blocking real phone customers.

Each step costs more and carries more trust. Most work stops well before the top, and most people skip straight to the expensive tier for targets that would have accepted a cheap address without complaint.

Free Trial Before Buying

There is a trial, with the FAQ addressing what it includes and where the limits are, which is more forthcoming than most.

SOCKS5 and ISP options are supported, with tutorial documentation alongside.

Know the Market

The site is primarily in Chinese with an English option, aimed at businesses operating internationally from that market.

If you want English first support at all hours, factor that in before committing.

Who It Fits

Yilu Proxy suits anyone who needs both rotation and stability from one supplier, cross border operations run from China, users who want the shared and dedicated choice made explicit, and buyers who prefer testing before paying.

Who Might Look Elsewhere

Very large scale collection may want a provider with a deeper published pool and more granular network level targeting.

English first buyers wanting English support will be more comfortable with a Western provider.

Final Verdict

Yilu Proxy structures its catalogue around the decision that actually matters.

Five products split cleanly between dynamic and static, carrier sourced residential addresses, shared and dedicated options on datacenter, SOCKS5, documentation and a free trial.

Decide whether your job wants variety or consistency before you open the pricing page. Our residential vs datacenter guide covers the other half of that choice.