SOCKS5 & SOCKS4 access
Connect the apps and tools that ask for SOCKS.
Use SOCKS5 for flexible app connections or SOCKS4 when older software needs it. Pick stable IPs or a rotating gateway and get the settings from your account.
The paid two-day test uses your selected static configuration.
Choose your version
Check which version your application accepts. SOCKS5 is the choice for most current tools; SOCKS4 remains available for software built around it.
Use it in your software
Look for SOCKS5 or SOCKS4 in the application's connection settings. Enter the host and port from your service card and choose the matching authorization method.
Firefox · apps with SOCKS settings
Select SOCKS5 in the app's proxy settings, enter your proxy host and port, then supply credentials or authorize your client IP as required.
cURL · Python Requests with SOCKS support
Point the client at a SOCKS5 URL. In cURL, socks5h:// sends the target hostname to the proxy for resolution.
Downloaders · network tools
Store the SOCKS endpoint in software that supports it, run recurring tasks through assigned IPs, and review service activity in your dashboard.
Technical details
The service card has your exact endpoint. Use the protocol version and port shown for your service and software.
| Speed | Up to 500 Mbps |
|---|---|
| Uptime | 99.9% |
| Traffic | Unlimited |
Protocol, access, and account controls.
| Static SOCKS5 | Port 1080 with login; port 1085 with an authorized client IP |
|---|---|
| Static SOCKS4 | Port 1084 with an authorized client IP |
| Rotating SOCKS5 | Use the gateway and credentials shown in your service card |
| DNS choice | Local or proxy-side resolution, depending on your SOCKS5 client setting |
| IP whitelisting | 5 client IPs included with static access |
| API and reports | API access and usage statistics in the dashboard |
Address options
Your SOCKS setting connects the software. The service you buy determines whether its exit IP stays fixed or changes.
Keep assigned datacenter addresses for tools that return to the same account or target. Choose countries and export the IP list for your software.
Explore Datacenter ↗Use fixed IPs from internet provider ranges when your target benefits from stronger trust. ISP costs more than Datacenter access.
Explore ISP ↗Use a SOCKS5 gateway to draw from a mixed-country pool. A sticky session can hold one exit for a sequence of related actions.
Explore Rotating ↗Get connected
The address, port, and authorization settings live in your account after checkout.
Use SOCKS5 for a current client or SOCKS4 when the app specifically requires it. Copy the endpoint for that version from the service card.
For static SOCKS5, use a password on 1080 or whitelist on 1085. Static SOCKS4 uses whitelist on 1084. Rotating SOCKS5 uses credentials.
Connect from the app, confirm the outgoing IP, and use dashboard statistics to follow usage. Check the client settings if DNS behavior matters to your task.
curl --proxy socks5h://USER:PASS@PROXY_IP:1080 https://example.orgPricing
Set an IP count for a static service or select a request allowance for rotation. SOCKS access is included; optional UDP for static packages is priced separately.
Prices per IP fall as order quantity grows. Choose the countries and IP type in the configurator.
| IP count | Datacenter / IP | ISP / IP |
|---|---|---|
| 100–999 | $0.18 | $0.45 |
| 1,000–2,999 | $0.111 | $0.2775 |
| 5,000–9,999 | $0.078 | $0.195 |
At 100 IPs, monthly access starts at $18 for Datacenter or $45 for ISP. SOCKS5 and SOCKS4 settings are included where supported.
Select a 30-day request allowance for the SOCKS5 gateway.
| Included requests | 30-day access |
|---|---|
| 2 million | $30 |
| 5 million | $70 |
| 10 million | $120 |
Track requests in your account. Larger volumes and longer terms are available.
Enable UDP when buying a Static Datacenter or ISP package, or add it to an existing one. It adds 50% to the package price.
Locations
Select available countries for a static order. The protocol version does not change the location of the exit IP.
After purchase
Your account stays available for IP changes, usage review, and connection questions.
Our team is available through the Client Area for questions about your proxy service.
Open Client Area ↗Refresh the full static IP list free once a week, or replace individual IPs without changing the rest.
See account controls ↗Request a refund for full access within 24 hours of purchase, no questions asked. It returns by the original payment method; the paid two-day test is separate.
Read refund details ↗SOCKS questions
Use SOCKS5 when your software supports it. Choose SOCKS4 when your application specifically asks for version 4. On static access, use the whitelist endpoint.
SOCKS5 itself does not add encryption. If your task needs an encrypted connection to a website, use that website's HTTPS address. The separate HTTPS proxy endpoint protects the client-to-proxy leg for compatible clients.
Yes, with SOCKS5 when your client sends the hostname to the proxy. For example, cURL uses socks5h:// for proxy-side resolution; socks5:// resolves it locally.
SOCKS5 supports UDP when the optional feature is enabled on a static package and your application supports it. See Pricing for the add-on.
For static access, the shared limit depends on order size:
| IPs in the order | Maximum connections |
|---|---|
| 100–999 | 1,500 |
| 1,000 | 3,000 |
| 3,000 | 9,000 |
| 5,000 | 10,000 |
| 10,000 | 20,000 |
| 15,000 | 15,000 |
| 25,000 | 25,000 |
| 50,000 | 50,000 |
This limit is shared across the service and can be allocated among whitelisted client IPs in your account. Additional connections are available as an add-on.
Choose your IP count or request allowance and see the full price.