IPcook Announces Custom Service for Enterprise Proxy Users
IPcook launched its new custom service of proxies, as
enterprises now require more proxy resources and better resource management.
The service is designed for businesses with large-scale proxy needs and offers
tailored packages based on different project requirements. It can customize
proxy types, resource size, geographic coverage, and billing options to fit
different business stages better. With this launch, IPcook expands its enterprise proxy solutions and provides more flexible resource options
for different projects.
Today,
proxy networks are widely used for web scraping, market research, ad
verification, brand protection, and AI data collection. Different industries
and projects often have different requirements. Factors such as target
locations, IP volume, connection methods, and project timelines can all affect
how proxy resources should be planned.
Standard
proxy plans work well for most daily use cases. However, some enterprise
projects require more flexible resource planning aligned with their business
goals. For example, global projects may require wider geographic coverage,
while long-running tasks may need stable connections and longer sessions. To
meet these needs, IPcook introduced its custom service, giving businesses more
flexibility when building their proxy solutions.
With IPcook
custom service, businesses can build a Tailored Package based on their project
requirements. Different proxy products can be customized in different ways to
match specific workloads better.
For residential
proxies, businesses can customize the size of their data package
based on expected traffic usage. Larger traffic packages are available at lower
unit prices, with pricing as low as $0.3/GB for enterprise plans. Businesses
can also choose different session settings, including sticky sessions lasting
up to 24 hours for tasks that require stable, continuous connections.
For ISP
proxies and datacenter proxies, businesses can customize the countries and
regions where IPs are needed, the number of IPs, subscription duration, and
resource allocation based on project requirements. These options make it easier
to plan proxy resources for projects with different deployment schedules and
business goals.




























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