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? Big changes ahead: the website and dashboard are getting a full rebuild.

Truth is, the site and admin panel haven't changed in about a decade, and it's time. The new version is on its way: more features, fewer limits and lower prices. We'll keep the switch as smooth as possible, and if anything hiccups, 24/7 support is right there on Telegram and in the site chat.

Stay tuned, details are coming soon.

Meanwhile, the current promo code gets an extension:

? Promo code: 6a606ced6aac6 — 30% off monthly subscriptions
? Valid until October 10, 2026
? Only 5 activations, one per user

? Reliable proxy servers for automation

? Property listing portals tightened their per-IP limits this autumn. Teams tracking rent and sale prices across tens of thousands of listings now hit blocks after a few hundred requests from one address. At that volume, the only setup that holds up is a large IP pool with requests spread across it.

This one goes to the quickest:

? Promo code: 6ac9157b22fb1 — 20% off all subscription types
? Valid until October 16, 2026
? Only 5 activations, first come, first served

? Proxies for real estate data scraping

? We've moved to a brand-new dashboard: the first redesign since 2013.

The design hadn't changed in over a decade, so it was time. Your data is already migrated, so just log in with your usual account credentials. One catch: 2FA didn't carry over, and you'll need to set it up again.

New sign-ups now happen in the new dashboard only. The new landing page goes live in November, and that's when the old panel shuts down for good.

What's new:
15% off every plan — prices cut to make the switch worth it
Extra IPs on a subscription now cost just +10% of the base price each
IP changes — unlimited
More pauses: hourly / daily / weekly / monthly subscriptions went from 0 / 3 / 7 / 15 to 0 / 4 / 8 / 16
Speed: proxy lists generate in seconds, whitelist IPs bind much faster, and the whole panel is easier to use and updates automatically

To celebrate the move, a code for the quickest:

? Promo code: 25PS8XPD — 30% off all subscriptions
? Valid until October 23, 2026
? First 10 people only

? Proxy plans with unlimited IP changes

? Advanced.name Update — Two New Residential Proxy Plans: Resi Core and Resi Prime

Hey everyone!

Two new plans are now available: Resi Core and Resi Prime. Each plan has its own unique proxy pool — they don't overlap. You pay only for the gigabytes you use, with no time-based rental, and the larger the volume you order, the cheaper each gigabyte gets.

? Resi Core — from $0.49/GB

A pool of 2M+ residential user addresses across 200+ countries. You set the country in the connection string. The IP changes on every request or stays for as long as you work with the session. Login and password authentication. The more gigabytes, the cheaper it gets. Mass mailing is prohibited.

? Resi Prime — from $1.09/GB

A pool of 30M+ residential addresses across 220 countries. In addition to country, you can choose region, city, provider and device type. A single IP is held from 3 minutes up to 24 hours (you set the session time yourself), or you can use rotation mode — a new IP on every request. SOCKS5 supports UDP. Login and password authentication. Mass mailing is prohibited.

The pools include top countries such as the USA, UK and others. The minimum number of IPs is listed in RBLs.

⚙️ Flexible Setup in the Dashboard

In the dashboard you can create any proxy string variations for your tasks: make some for a single country or city, some for a 30-minute session, some rotating, some by device type. Build configurations for each project separately, however you like. No limits. Proxies are very fast. Use any number of threads. Pay only for traffic.

? Details and sign-up: city targeting proxies

? Advanced.name Test: Resi Core vs Resi Prime — 30-Minute Rotation, Measured by Country and Provider

We ran a half-hour test of both pools in rotation mode (a new IP on every request). Below are the raw numbers — speed, p50 response time, and distribution by country and ASN.

? Speed results (30 min, rotation):

• Resi Core — average speed ~10 Mbit/s
  
• Resi Prime — average speed ~30 Mbit/s
  

The gap is expected: Prime is a 30M+ pool with tighter node selection, Core is a 2M+ pool focused on price per gigabyte.

? Resi Prime — top 10 countries by pool share

US — 16.9%, p50 634 ms, 2 in RBL.
RU — 16.6%, p50 561 ms, 1 in RBL.
BR — 7.2%, p50 738 ms, 0 in RBL.
GB — 4.8%, p50 368 ms, 0 in RBL.
ID — 3.5%, p50 955 ms, 0 in RBL.
PH — 3.1%, p50 959 ms, 1 in RBL.
TR — 3.0%, p50 618 ms, 0 in RBL.
IN — 2.9%, p50 1303 ms, 0 in RBL.
UA — 2.5%, p50 443 ms, 1 in RBL.
CA — 2.3%, p50 611 ms, 1 in RBL.

? Resi Prime — top 10 ASN/ISP

AS12389 Rostelecom — 81 IPs, 4.1% share, p50 610 ms, 1 in RBL.
AS7922 Comcast — 73 IPs, 3.7% share, p50 628 ms, 0 in RBL.
AS40403 Rocks Computer Services — 46 IPs, 2.3% share, p50 375 ms, 0 in RBL.
AS21928 T-Mobile USA — 25 IPs, 1.3% share, p50 827 ms, 0 in RBL.
AS2856 British Telecom — 25 IPs, 1.3% share, p50 367 ms, 0 in RBL.
AS9121 Turk Telekom — 23 IPs, 1.2% share, p50 612 ms, 0 in RBL.
AS6079 RCN — 23 IPs, 1.2% share, p50 591 ms, 0 in RBL.
AS28573 Claro NXT — 22 IPs, 1.1% share, p50 741 ms, 0 in RBL.
AS7018 AT&T — 22 IPs, 1.1% share, p50 690 ms, 0 in RBL.
AS5089 Virgin Media — 20 IPs, 1.0% share, p50 394 ms, 0 in RBL.

? Resi Core — top 10 countries by pool share

US — 45.4%, p50 688 ms, 8 in RBL.
GB — 9.7%, p50 751 ms, 0 in RBL.
BR — 8.4%, p50 1152 ms, 3 in RBL.
IN — 2.5%, p50 1490 ms, 0 in RBL.
CA — 1.9%, p50 722 ms, 0 in RBL.
CL — 1.5%, p50 1227 ms, 1 in RBL.
RU — 1.5%, p50 1280 ms, 0 in RBL.
SA — 1.4%, p50 1358 ms, 0 in RBL.
PH — 1.4%, p50 1291 ms, 0 in RBL.
VE — 1.3%, p50 920 ms, 0 in RBL.

? Resi Core — top 10 ASN/ISP

AS7922 Comcast — 209 IPs, 10.4% share, p50 677 ms, 1 in RBL.
AS701 Verizon — 76 IPs, 3.8% share, p50 543 ms, 2 in RBL.
AS21928 T-Mobile USA — 68 IPs, 3.4% share, p50 782 ms, 1 in RBL.
AS7018 AT&T — 48 IPs, 2.4% share, p50 688 ms, 0 in RBL.
AS2856 British Telecom — 44 IPs, 2.2% share, p50 854 ms, 0 in RBL.
AS20115 Charter — 41 IPs, 2.0% share, p50 630 ms, 0 in RBL.
AS5607 Sky UK — 38 IPs, 1.9% share, p50 751 ms, 0 in RBL.
AS5089 Virgin Media — 38 IPs, 1.9% share, p50 767 ms, 0 in RBL.
AS22773 Cox — 37 IPs, 1.9% share, p50 777 ms, 0 in RBL.
AS10796 Charter — 31 IPs, 1.6% share, p50 662 ms, 0 in RBL.

? What the data shows:

• Prime has a more even country distribution (US 16.9%, RU 16.6%, BR 7.2%) — a wider pool, less dependence on a single market.
  
• Core is heavily centered on the US (45.4%) — a plus for US-specific tasks, a minus for geo-mix.
  
• By p50, Prime is steadier: most countries fall in the 368–959 ms range. Core has a wider spread — from 688 ms (US) to 1490 ms (IN).
  
• RBL: Prime has 0–2 addresses in top countries, Core has 8 for US. For reputation-sensitive tasks, Prime is preferable.
  
• By ASN: Prime pulls major residential ISPs (Rostelecom, Comcast, BT, Turk Telekom), while Core leans more on Comcast (10.4%) and Verizon.
  

? Verdict: for speed and cleanliness — Resi Prime (from $1.09/GB). For budget and US focus — Resi Core (from $0.49/GB). Both have no thread limits and are pay-per-traffic only.

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Methodology: 30 minutes, rotation mode (new IP per request), measuring p50 response time and average speed across the sample. If you've run longer tests — share your results, curious how the pool holds up over time. ?