SX.org

SX.ORG is proxy infrastructure for Afina Browser users who need to separate browser profiles not only by cookies, browser fingerprints, and settings, but also by IP address, location, and connection mode. The service offers mobile, residential, and corporate proxies from 235 countries, with a total pool of more than 12 million IP addresses.

The platform is suitable for individual specialists, agencies, and technical teams managing accounts, advertising projects, regional research, SEO checks, e-commerce monitoring, or browser automation. Users can choose a location, configure HTTP or SOCKS5, and define how the IP should behave during a session.

For Afina Browser, this setup is useful because each profile can receive its own network configuration. One profile can be tied to an advertising account, another to a local search results check, a third to public information collection, and a fourth to an automated scenario with separate rotation rules.

A separate IP and location for each Afina profile

When working with multiple browser profiles, it is not enough to separate only cookies, browser fingerprints, and local settings. If all profiles use the same connection, the team still mixes different accounts, countries, clients, or projects at the network level.

That is why proxies should be treated as part of the profile. For each environment, a separate country, city, ASN, proxy type, and session mode can be prepared. This setup helps keep profiles more organized: one account works through one network logic, while another uses a different one.

For basic setup, the guide on connecting a proxy to an Afina profile is useful. In practice, the flow is simple: the user creates a proxy port in the proxy service, chooses the required location and session mode, and then adds the connection to a specific Afina profile.

Mobile, residential, and corporate proxies for different tasks

SX.ORG offers three main proxy categories: mobile, residential, and corporate. Each one fits a different work logic, so teams do not need to try to cover every task with a single connection type.

Mobile IP addresses route connections through cellular networks. They can be useful for workflows involving social platforms, mobile services, advertising accounts, and location-sensitive content. The user can configure automatic rotation, request a new address when needed, or keep the same IP for a longer session.

Residential proxies use addresses associated with regular internet providers. They are relevant for checking local content, researching regional markets, monitoring online stores, and collecting publicly available information.

Corporate proxies are based on infrastructure owned by datacenters, hosting providers, and organizations. They are usually chosen for tasks where speed, availability, and the ability to process many requests matter: technical checks, automated tests, SEO monitoring, and large-scale data operations.

Location, ASN, and session mode as part of the workflow

The platform allows users to select proxies by country, city, and ASN. This is important when browser profiles are organized around specific markets, client regions, advertising campaigns, or research tasks.

Users can also configure how the IP behaves during work. Some processes require automatic address changes after a selected interval. Others are better served by request-based rotation. For accounts, longer checks, or repeated actions, a stable session may be important, where one address stays active for longer.

HTTP and SOCKS5 work here as connection options. A team can choose the format depending on its tools, profiles, and technical process logic, instead of applying one shared connection to the entire project.

IP rating, statistics, and cost control

SX.ORG includes a rating system that evaluates available addresses using public blacklist data and checks whether popular websites are accessible. This is not a guarantee of results on any platform, but it gives users an additional reference point when choosing a proxy for a specific workflow.

The dashboard also provides traffic and balance statistics. Users can review consumption and charges for a selected day, month, or the entire account activity period. This is useful for teams working with multiple projects that need to understand how resources are being used.

Two main payment models are available, and each fits a different load pattern.

Current prices and available locations are best checked directly on the service website, since they may change depending on proxy type and country.

Scenarios for ads, SEO, e-commerce, and research

This proxy infrastructure can be useful for teams working with many accounts, advertising environments, local content, marketplaces, and open data. Media buyers can separate environments for different ad accounts, SMM specialists can work with multiple profiles, agencies can separate client projects, and analysts can compare markets across regions.

For e-commerce teams, tasks such as price and marketplace monitoring will be especially relevant. Residential and corporate proxies can support price tracking, product availability checks, marketplace research, and comparisons between regional storefronts.

For SEO specialists and marketing teams, local SEO checks from different locations are relevant. When a team needs to view search results, landing pages, local content, or advertising materials from a specific country or city, location and ASN selection becomes part of the workflow.

When collecting publicly available information, users remain responsible for following applicable laws and the rules of the websites they access. Proxies can help organize the network layer of the process, but they do not remove the requirements for correct and permitted use of data.

API for managing proxy ports and automated tasks

For technical teams, it is important that proxies can be not only configured manually, but also connected to repeatable processes. SX.ORG provides an API for managing proxy ports: creating, editing, and removing connections without manually configuring every port.

This is useful for teams working with many threads, sessions, and connections. If browser automation runs regularly, network settings should be just as manageable as profiles, tasks, and scenarios. The API helps prepare ports for required locations, change parameters, and maintain repeatable configurations.

In this context, it makes sense to use API automation in Afina. Afina handles browser profiles, automated actions, and workflows, while the proxy service adds a controllable network layer for those profiles.

When to choose SX.ORG

This solution is best suited for teams that work not with one connection, but with many profiles, countries, accounts, and scenarios. It is especially relevant for tasks where IP, location, ASN, session mode, traffic, and proxy ports need to be controlled separately.

The easiest way to decide is to follow a few rules.

• If each Afina profile needs a separate IP, location, and session mode, proxies can be separated at the profile level
• If a team works with mobile, residential, and corporate proxies, the service provides several connection types in one environment
• If country, city, and ASN settings matter, the location can be selected for a specific market or campaign
• If processes differ, automatic rotation, request-based rotation, and stable sessions can be combined
• If usage control is needed, traffic statistics, balance, the rating system, and the choice between traffic-based and unlimited plans help
• If processes are automated, the API makes it possible to manage proxy ports without manually setting up each connection

As a result, Afina covers the browser environment, profiles, cookies, browser fingerprints, and automation, while SX.ORG adds the network layer: IP address, location, ASN, proxy type, session mode, statistics, and API management for a specific workflow.