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How many proxies you need
Name the task and the volume and get the number of addresses, the proxy type and a ready request for the chat, where the price is calculated. No sign-up.
Calculate
Accounts that must work at the same time.
Enter the volume and the calculation will appear here.
How we count
The calculation uses cautious rules of thumb for static addresses.
- Accounts. An account is tied to an address: one account per address. That is what proxy and anti-detect browser vendors advise, and platforms such as Amazon treat a shared address as one of the signs of related accounts.
- Requests. One address handles roughly 60 requests per minute on a lenient site (no more than one per second), 20 on an ordinary one (one every 3 seconds) and 2 on a strict one: for search engines, about 100 requests per hour is the figure usually quoted. The number of addresses is the total speed divided by that figure.
- Type. Accounts and strict sites need a static ISP proxy; for everything else a data center proxy is enough.
- Reserve. We add 10% to the minimum so you can quickly replace an address that the platform flagged.
A guideline, not a guarantee
Platforms do not publish official limits and change the rules without notice. The figures rest on public recommendations from proxy and anti-detect browser vendors and are safe for most cases, but they do not promise that you will never be blocked.
What next
The button under the result opens a chat with Hopmind: the number, the type and the task are already in the request, and the service calculates the price. If you already have proxies, check them on My anonymity.