Proxy FAQ - LuckyProxy

Proxy basics

## Proxy basics

Why do mobile and residential proxies get blocked less?

### Why do mobile and residential proxies get blocked less?

Mobile and residential IPs belong to real carriers and households. When a site blocks one, it risks blocking thousands of legitimate users on the same IP, so anti-bot systems treat them gently. Datacenter IPs have no such protection - which is why they are cheaper and faster but flagged sooner on strict targets.

How do I rotate my proxy IP?

### How do I rotate my proxy IP?

Three common ways: rotation on every request (best for search engines), sticky sessions of 10-30 minutes (best for multi-step flows like carts and logins), and rotation by API call or timer on dedicated setups. LuckyProxy datacenter plans support per-request rotation through a gateway endpoint.

How many requests can one IP handle?

### How many requests can one IP handle?

Plan roughly 1,000-5,000 requests per IP per day against search engines with polite concurrency. Against e-commerce and protected targets, far fewer - that is what residential pools and rotation are for.

LuckyProxy service

## LuckyProxy service

Is there a free trial?

### Is there a free trial?

No free trial - free tiers are how pools get burned. The entry beta plan (10 dedicated IPs, $15/month) is cheap enough to test properly, and we refund within 72 hours if the pool fails your targets.

How can I pay?

### How can I pay?

Crypto-first: Bitcoin, Litecoin, and major stablecoins, with automated provisioning after payment confirms. No card required, no KYC for standard plans.

What is forbidden?

### What is forbidden?

Spam, credential stuffing, hacking, malware distribution, and illegal activity lead to immediate termination without refund. We monitor abuse actively - that is what keeps the subnets clean for everyone else.

I lost access to my proxy credentials

### I lost access to my proxy credentials

Email hello@luckyproxy.com from the address you used at checkout - we reissue credentials after verifying the payment reference.

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