Dedicated proxy access

Buy Private Proxies Built for Stable Connections

Use dedicated IPv4 proxy addresses assigned to you, with unlimited bandwidth, HTTP/HTTPS compatibility, flexible authentication, and support when configuration gets complicated.

Dedicated IPv4 access
Unlimited bandwidth
HTTP and HTTPS support
Username/password or IP authentication
USA and European locations
Delivery and technical support

Dedicated access

Private proxies are assigned to one customer instead of being shared with other buyers. This gives you a clearer operating baseline when diagnosing reputation, authentication, or connection problems.

Authentication that fits the workflow

Choose username and password authentication when you move between networks, or IP authorization when a stable server address should be the only permitted source.

Check compatibility before scaling

Confirm protocol, location, destination rules, and application settings with a small plan before expanding a workflow. A proxy changes the network route; it does not override destination policies.

Private and shared proxy comparison

Criterion Private proxies Shared proxies
Address assignment Assigned to one customer Shared between three users
Price orientation Higher cost for exclusive assignment Lower-cost entry plan
Reputation baseline Less influence from other assigned customers Other assigned users can affect the baseline
Bandwidth presentation Unlimited, subject to terms Unlimited, subject to terms
Authentication Username/password or source-IP authorization Username/password or source-IP authorization
Session fit Stable or account-sensitive workflows Cost-sensitive, tolerant workflows
Choose when Exclusive assignment matters Lower cost matters more

Frequently asked questions

Are private proxies shared with other Mexela customers?

No. The private proxy plan is described as dedicated access for one customer.

Which authentication methods are available?

Mexela supports username and password authentication and source-IP authorization.

Do private proxies include unlimited bandwidth?

The current private proxy service is presented with unlimited bandwidth, subject to the service terms and acceptable-use rules.