Proxy network software provides customers with IP addresses that alter the perceived location of an internet-connected device or servers within a data center. The proxy connects devices to a server identified by its IP address. Most proxy solution providers offer a range of proxy types from various physical locations. Some plans are specifically designed to supply numerous high-traffic IPs for data centers, while others rotate IPs or offer static, semi-permanent IPs. Companies use proxy servers for a variety of purposes, with the most common being data collection from the internet. Proxies help avoid bot detection and mask repeat visitors by assigning new IPs. Other use cases for proxy servers include data collection, competitive intelligence gathering, and brand monitoring.
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