Use case
Amazon proxies for public listings, not a buy bot
Locale storefronts, public prices, and availability you are allowed to collect. Seller farms and checkout bots stay off this index.
Jobs we will not help with
- Seller or buyer account farming
- Checkout, ticket, or sneaker-style bots on Amazon
- Review or ranking manipulation
Locale is a targeting flag
amazon.com and amazon.co.uk are different catalogs. Country targeting on rotating residential is how you request the public page for a market you are allowed to measure. It is not a way to check out as someone else.
If a datacenter IP already returns the public listing, use it. If it does not, residential is the next meter. DataImpulse’s $1/GB cell is the cheapest sticker in this sample. It is labeled, not crowned. Decodo is the door a normal team can start and leave.
What we will not score
Amazon is a protected storefront. We do not publish a pass rate, a captcha rate, or a pool-size audit. The checker on this site hits a public IP echo. It does not open Amazon. Your allowed URL list is the test.
Published rates
Published rates for the types this job uses
Entry cells from the catalog. Per GB and per IP stay in their units. Confirm the live page.
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US, UK, India, China, and Europe are targeting pages on this site. City, ASN, ZIP, and carrier are flags on the SKU. The live country list is the vendor dashboard. We did not audit a pool. GB cost calculator · Visit math
FAQ
Amazon
Can I use these proxies to run extra Amazon seller accounts?
No. Account farming is out. Public catalog research and properties you control are the jobs on this page.
Which location pages should I read next?
US, UK, India, and Europe if those are the storefronts you actually measure. A location page is targeting, not a cheaper SKU.
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