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When I evaluated proxy providers for my work (which involves e-commerce monitoring, social-media accounts and automation), I compared several key criteria: IP quality & diversity, session control (static vs rotating), geo-coverage, team & access management, pricing, and support reliability. Here’s how Ziny Proxy stood out:
Global IP pool & geo-coverage – Ziny claims a network of “over 30 million IPs spanning 195+ countries”. Ziny Proxy+2Ziny Proxy+2 That wide geo-spread gives flexibility for tasks where location matters (e.g., checking pricing in multiple markets, simulating user behaviour from different regions).
Residential & mobile types offered – They provide both static residential ("ISP residential") proxies for longer sessions, and rotating mobile proxies (4G/5G) for tasks requiring high anonymity or frequent IP changes. Ziny Proxy+1 This dual offering is useful because I don’t want to lock myself into one proxy-type for everything.
Sticky session / static option – For certain workflows (like managing multiple accounts or keeping a session open), a “static” residential IP is important. Ziny offers “keep your IP address static forever” under their ISP residential plan. Ziny Proxy+1
Pricing & plan structure – They list transparent pricing tiers (e.g., $2.20–$3.60 per GB for residential plans) which helped me make cost-comparisons. Ziny Proxy+1
Dashboard & ease of use – From their site, the interface appears to let you select protocols (HTTP/SOCKS5), change locations, monitor usage and manage lists. Omnilogin
Support & value – Based on promotional material, they offer 24/7 support and account managers on certain plans. That gives me more confidence in long-term reliability. Omnilogin+1
Do you offer static residential and how sticky are sessions?
Ziny Proxy offers both static and rotating residential IPs, along with mobile IPs for broader coverage. Session stickiness can usually be maintained for several minutes to hours depending on configuration—ideal for tasks requiring stable connections like web scraping or ad verification. Users can also adjust rotation frequency for better control and reliability.
Do you have rate limit or concurrency caps per account?
Ziny Proxy maintains fair-use rate limits to ensure consistent performance across all users. Each account can handle multiple concurrent sessions depending on the selected plan, and higher-tier packages allow more threads or connections simultaneously. Users can typically scale limits easily by upgrading or contacting support for custom access levels.
Can I whitelist multiple IPs and manage team access?
Yes, Ziny Proxy allows IP whitelisting for multiple users or devices. Team members can be managed through the dashboard, where admins can assign or revoke access and control specific IP authorizations. This setup helps teams collaborate securely without sharing login credentials.