Playbook · Sneakers & e-commerce

Mobile proxies for sneaker drops and e-commerce

Retail anti-bot stacks score your IP before your bot even runs — datacenter ranges start at guilty, residential statics get burned by resale, and a real mobile IP starts closer to innocent than anything else you can buy. Pair a dedicated line with your bot's local fingerprinting and keep monitors and checkouts separated.

Where drop setups fail

Shared or recycled proxy pools — you inherit someone else's ban
Monitoring and checkout through the same IP — the monitor burns the checkout
Too many tasks per exit IP during a drop window
Geo mismatch between billing profile and IP region

The network rules

Dedicated lines only — one seat's reputation is never shared
Split roles: cheap lines for monitors, clean full-access lines for checkout
Rotate between drops, stay sticky through a checkout flow
Match the IP country to the store region and billing profile

Pair it with

Your bot's per-task proxy assignment — one checkout task per line
Realistic task counts; winning one pair beats burning ten IPs
Marketplace seats (StockX-style) treated like social accounts: sticky and isolated

What a proxy can and can't do

A proxy controls your network identity — it makes your traffic genuinely belong to a real mobile subscriber range. It does not spoof your device fingerprint, manage cookies, pace your behavior, or supply clean phone numbers. Platform bans are multi-signal; a perfect IP with a sloppy device layer still gets caught. Nobody can honestly guarantee "no bans" — we sell a necessary input and tell you how to use it well.