How residential proxies work
Every request you send to the gateway is forwarded through an address from the pool. With the plain login, each request gets a new address. That spreads work naturally across many IPs without you managing a list.
Ports 10000 to 10999 on the gateway each map to a different exit address, which is useful when a tool runs several connections in parallel. Every port accepts HTTP/HTTPS and SOCKS5; the protocol is detected automatically.
Choosing a country and keeping an IP
Add _c_ and a two-letter country code to your login to send traffic from that country, for example yourlogin_c_US or yourlogin_c_DE.
Add _s_ and any session name to keep the same address across requests, for example yourlogin_s_task1. Use a new session name when you want a new address. Sessions are temporary: the pool keeps the address for a limited time, not for the whole rental.
You can combine both, such as yourlogin_c_GB_s_task1.
How billing works
You pay for traffic: every byte sent and received through the proxy counts. Buy the amount you need; buying again adds the new gigabytes to the same login, so your settings keep working. The remaining traffic and its expiry date are shown under My proxies.