1What is NanoIP?
NanoIP is a proxy service platform for cross-border business, data collection, localized operations, and multi-account management. It provides residential, mobile, and ISP proxy products to help users build a more stable and flexible network access environment.
1.1What scenarios is NanoIP suitable for?
With NanoIP, you can choose different countries, regions, and proxy types according to your business needs. Common uses include account environment isolation, access testing, ad verification, data collection, social media operations, and market monitoring.
- Multi-account operations: configure relatively independent and stable network environments for different accounts to reduce environment mixing risks.
- Data collection: access public web data from different regions under applicable rules and improve the stability of collection tasks.
- Localized operations: simulate network access environments in different countries or regions for content review, page testing, and account operations.
- Social media automation: work with browsers, fingerprint browsers, or automation tools to provide a more stable access environment for social accounts.
- Ad verification: check ad display, landing page access, and delivery results in different countries or regions.
- Market monitoring: view public pages, price information, search results, or competitor displays from different regions.
1.2What proxy types does NanoIP provide?
NanoIP currently mainly provides the following proxy products:
1.3Dynamic residential proxies
Dynamic residential proxies are suitable for workflows that need frequent IP switching and coverage across multiple countries or regions, such as data collection, bulk access, and localized testing.
They are usually used by traffic volume, and you can select regions based on business needs. In some scenarios, session parameters can keep the IP stable for a period of time.
1.4Dynamic mobile proxies
Dynamic mobile proxies use mobile network environments and are better for scenarios with higher mobile-network recognition requirements, such as mobile app testing, social media operations, and ad verification.
Dynamic mobile proxies are also suitable for flexible traffic-based usage.
1.5Static ISP proxies
Static ISP proxies are suitable for scenarios that need long-term stable IPs, such as account login, account warming, long-term operation, and localized business maintenance.
Static ISP proxies are usually purchased by IP and duration. After purchase, they stay relatively fixed during the validity period and are better for workflows that require IP stability.
1.6How do I choose the right proxy?
- If you need long-term stable account login, choose static ISP proxies first.
- If you need to visit different pages frequently, run collection tasks, or switch IPs flexibly, choose dynamic residential proxies.
- If your workflow is more mobile-oriented, or the target platform works better with mobile network environments, choose dynamic mobile proxies.
For a fuller comparison, see the product selection guide.