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Catproxies

CatProxies is a proxy provider for users and teams that work with many accounts, profiles, regions, and automated tasks. The main idea of the service is to provide several proxy types in one control panel, so different processes do not require a separate provider every time.

The platform combines residential, unlimited residential, datacenter, mobile, static ISP, and IPv6 proxies. This is convenient for teams that work with accounts, advertising, SEO, e-commerce, public web data collection, regional checks, and browser automation at the same time.

For Afina Browser, this model fits the “one profile - one network identity” logic well. A user can create separate profiles for different accounts or projects, and then assign the right IP type, location, and session logic to each profile.

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What is CatProxies and what task does it solve

In account-based work, there is no single universal proxy for every task. A datacenter IP may be enough for simple technical checks. For profiles where stability and a more realistic network origin matter, residential or static ISP proxies are usually a better fit. For social media tasks or more complex account scenarios, mobile IPs may be more relevant. For large-scale address volume and supported targets, IPv6 may also be needed.

CatProxies solves this difference not with one product, but with a six-part product line. A team can choose proxies for a specific task: account work, a short test, a regional check, page monitoring, an automated process, or public data collection.

In this context, the guide on proxy types for different tasks can be useful as a baseline for selection. CatProxies works with several of these formats, so users do not have to limit every process to one IP type.

Six proxy types in one panel

The strong point of the service is its broad product line. Instead of buying residential proxies in one place, mobile proxies in another, and IPv6 or datacenter proxies from a third provider, users can work with different formats through one service.

Proxy typeWhen to use
ResidentialFor accounts, SEO, public web data collection, marketplaces, and tasks where IPs from real networks are needed
Unlimited residentialFor processes where large workload volume matters without bandwidth metering, as well as HTTP, SOCKS5, and UDP support
DatacenterFor fast and lower-cost technical tasks where a residential IP origin is not required
MobileFor social media, regional checks, and account scenarios where a mobile network environment matters
Static ISPFor long-term profiles and accounts that need a stable IP address between sessions
IPv6For large address volumes on targets and services that correctly support IPv6

According to the service, the residential line includes a 20M+ IP pool across 195 countries with country, state, and ISP targeting. Unlimited residential proxies include 1M+ peers, support HTTP, SOCKS5, and UDP, and do not meter traffic by volume. Datacenter proxies start from $4.5 per day, mobile proxies from $4.5 per GB, residential proxies from $2.5 per GB, and IPv6 proxies from $8 per day.

Rotation, sessions, and geo-targeting

For account-based processes, choosing the IP type is not enough. Session behavior also needs to be controlled. Rotation is useful when tasks involve many requests, different regions, or regular address changes. Sticky IP sessions are needed when an account goes through several steps, works inside a dashboard, checks pages, or performs an action where the IP should not change in the middle of the process.

CatProxies supports both approaches for the relevant products. This helps avoid mixing different scenarios. For example, rotating residential or unlimited residential proxies can be used for public web data collection, a static ISP IP for a stable account, a datacenter IP for a simple technical test, and a mobile connection for social media or mobile scenarios.

Geo-targeting also matters. Residential proxies support country, state, and ISP targeting. This is useful for ad verification, local prices, search results, marketplaces, page availability, and accounts that need to be tied to a specific market or region.

What tasks CatProxies is suitable for

The service is suitable for teams that do not work in one fixed mode. One project may involve account work, another SEO, another e-commerce, and another automated public data collection. Each of these processes needs a different network logic.

In multi-accounting, CatProxies helps separate profiles by IP, country, state, ISP, or proxy type. For SEO, it can be used to check search results and local signals in different regions. For e-commerce, it helps analyze marketplace pages, prices, product availability, and regional offers. For advertising, it helps check how campaigns, creatives, or landing pages appear from the required location.

For social media work, mobile proxies can be useful, especially when profiles, regions, and account scenarios need to be separated. For technical teams, important points include SOCKS5, UDP on unlimited residential proxies, unlimited concurrent connections in residential products, and the ability to choose a separate format for different types of automation.

The service can also be used for market research, checking availability of limited products, release monitoring, regional page analysis, and tasks where IP infrastructure needs to scale without mixing accounts in the same environment.

Who the service is suitable for

CatProxies is aimed at users who need to keep accounts and network identities separate. This can include individual operators, small teams, agencies, e-commerce sellers, arbitrage teams, SMM specialists, automation specialists, and teams working with AI processes.

For an individual user, the value is the ability to quickly choose the right proxy type without building complex infrastructure. For an agency, it is the ability to separate client projects by different IPs, countries, and connection types. For arbitrage and SMM teams, it is control over sessions, geos, and separate profiles.

For teams working with AI processes, data collection, or browser automation, the service can be useful when parallel connections, rotation, different IP types, and controlled session logic are required.

How CatProxies complements Afina Browser

Afina Browser handles isolated browser profiles: cookies, browser fingerprints, accounts, tasks, and automation. But if many profiles access the internet from the same IP address, the network layer starts to contradict the logic of isolation.

CatProxies adds IP-level choice to this setup. One profile can use a residential proxy, another a mobile proxy, a third a static ISP proxy, and a fourth a rotating or datacenter proxy. As a result, the setup becomes clearer: one profile, one IP type, one location, one session logic.

For teams working with dozens or hundreds of profiles, bulk proxy assignment to accounts becomes useful. It allows proxies to be distributed between Afina profiles faster, avoids manual setup for every account, and helps keep large-scale multi-account workflows organized.

In this setup, CatProxies provides a choice between six proxy types, while Afina helps apply that choice at the level of profiles, accounts, cookies, browser fingerprints, tasks, and automated processes.

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