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Custom Proxies ​

Custom Proxies are billed by dedicated port count and plan duration (Daily / Weekly / Monthly / Quarterly / Annual). Each port is 100% yours for the plan period. You can Assign region (country, state/province, or city) at any time, set a Rotation interval per port, or replace the exit IP by hand.

If you need many dedicated ports and want each one to use a different geo — or to rotate the exit IP on a schedule — Custom Proxies is the right product. If you only need one country and rarely change IPs, see Static Proxies. If you need millions of pooled IPs billed by GB, see Rotating Proxies.


How it works ​

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Your app / client  →  us-ca.edge.joyproxy.com:20001  →  target site (exit country assigned on the port)
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                      ├── Country/region bound on the port in the console (you can switch it anytime)
                      ├── Optional per-port rotation (for example every 5, 10, or 30 minutes)
                      └── Username/Password or IP Whitelist (managed in Users & Whitelist)
  • Configure each port independently: One order can include up to 200 ports. Each port can have its own country, state/province, or city.
  • Flexible IP changes: Set a Rotation interval (for example replace the exit IP every 5 minutes), or click New IP in the console to refresh immediately.
  • 100% dedicated: For the plan period, the port and its exit IP are never shared with another customer.
  • Standard protocols and direct auth: HTTP, HTTPS, and SOCKS5. Use the Username and Password from Users & Whitelist (or connect without a password via IP Whitelist).

Typical use cases ​

  1. Multi-account / multi-region in parallel: Social matrices or multi-store ecommerce — Assign region so each account uses a different country or city on its own dedicated port.
  2. Localized collection and monitoring: Competitor pricing or SERP checks in several countries at once, with each port representing one target country.
  3. Scheduled anti-block rotation: Keep host:port stable for your client, while the exit IP refreshes on a timer so the target is less likely to block a single address.

In this chapter ​

Read in this order:

  1. Quick start — four steps from purchase to a working connection
  2. Network types and how to choose — Residential, Business / ISP, and Datacenter custom port packs
  3. Purchase ports — network, port count, and pre-assign options
  4. View and manage ports — purchased ports, status, and expiry
  5. Assign region — set or switch country, state/province, and city
  6. Rotation interval and changing the exit IP — automatic rotation and New IP
  7. Auto-renew — renew port plans from Account Balance
  8. Set Username/Password and IP Whitelist — proxy credentials and IP Whitelist
  9. Generate proxy endpoints — generate custom port lists and API notes
  10. Send your first proxy request — Python, Node.js, Go, cURL samples and third-party apps
  11. Response codes and common errors — 407, 403, 502, and other common errors
  12. Restricted targets and compliance — compliance blocks and destinations you cannot reach
  13. View payments and download invoices — transaction history and PDF invoices