What is multi-accounting allowed to mean here?

Running accounts you own, or that a client has contracted you to manage, in line with the platform's own terms. It does not cover evading a suspension, creating accounts in someone else's name, or anything else our acceptable use policy prohibits — and a proxy does not make any of those permissible.

How long can one profile keep the same IP?

On ARC Fast and ARC Ultra you set the minutes in _sesstime- and the hold is best effort upstream with no hard cap; the dashboard generator offers one minute to 24 hours. ARC Mobile is clamped to 5–60 minutes. An exit can go offline before the time is up, so build for a changed IP rather than assuming permanence.

Should I use mobile or residential IPs?

Residential (ARC Fast, or ARC Ultra for the important profiles) is the sensible default, with city targeting and 185+ countries. Choose ARC Mobile when the platform is mobile-first or when a surface only appears on carrier traffic — it reaches four countries and has no city targeting.

Do you offer dedicated IPs that stay mine?

Yes — static ISP proxies are dedicated addresses priced per IP per month rather than per gigabyte, from five IPs upward. That is the right product when a profile needs the same address indefinitely instead of a sticky session per sitting.

Use case · Multi-accounting

Proxies for social media and multi-accounting

Agencies and community teams run many accounts they are entitled to run. Each profile wants one stable exit that does not wander mid-session — a sticky handle per profile, held as long as the work takes.

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Pay per GB · No subscription · Prices in EUR, excl. VAT

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€3.50
per GB on ARC Mobile, excl. VAT: −10%
at 1 TB (€3.15 / GB): 185+
countries, city targeting: Never
expires — no subscription

The problem

What goes wrong without the right IPs

A wandering exit ends the session

If the address changes halfway through, the platform sees a session that moved country and ends it. A sticky handle is what keeps one profile on one IP for the duration.

Profiles share an address by default

Run several profiles from one office connection and they are, from the outside, one visitor. Separating them means a different exit per profile, chosen deliberately.

The exit has to match the profile's story

A profile presented as being in Germany that connects from elsewhere is inconsistent in the most visible way there is. Country targeting is what makes the two agree.

Some surfaces only exist on carrier networks

Parts of mobile apps and some placements behave differently on a phone network. Only a genuine carrier IP sees those the way a phone user does.

Entitlement is the whole question

Running accounts you own or are contracted to manage is ordinary agency work. Evading a ban, creating accounts in bad faith or breaking a platform's terms is not, and is not something this is for.

Setup

Recommended setup

One profile, one session handle, one country — set deliberately and kept stable for as long as the profile lives.

Plan	Role	Session	Targeting	Price
ARC Mobile Mobile 4G/5G	For mobile-first platforms Genuine 4G/5G carrier IPs. Endpoints are generated for you rather than composed by hand, and sticky sessions are clamped to 60 minutes upstream.	Sticky, 5 to 60 minutes	Country only — DE, GB, US, JP	€3.50 / GB €3.15 at 1 TB (−10%)
ARC Ultra Premium residential	For the profiles that matter most Our largest premium residential pool, where a lost session is an expensive conversation with a client.	Sticky per profile	Country + city	€3.50 / GB €2.17 at 1 TB (−38%)
ARC Fast Rotating residential	Default for everyday profiles Real residential exits with city targeting, at our mid price point. The right default when the platform does not specifically call for carrier IPs.	Sticky per profile	Country + city	€2.00 / GB €1.12 at 1 TB (−44%)

Prices are list prices in EUR, excl. VAT. Volume discounts apply automatically at checkout — full ladder on the pricing page.

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What 50 profiles worked daily costs

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Assumptions

Profiles: 50
Sessions per profile: 1 a day
Session length: 20 minutes of browsing
Weight per session: 35 MB, a real browser
Bandwidth per month: ≈ 53 GB

On ARC Fast

€89.04per month, excl. VAT

53 GB bought in one purchase at €1.68 / GB (−16% volume rung, applied automatically).

The same 53 GB on ARC Ultra: €159.53 at €3.01 / GB. Route only the jobs that need it through the pricier pool.

A real browser with images and media is heavy compared with a scraper. If profiles are worked through an anti-detect browser with assets enabled, budget generously and check actual usage in the dashboard after the first week.

Bandwidth never expires, so a bigger single purchase is only ever cheaper per GB. See the ladder.

Works with anything that takes a proxy URL

Playwright
Puppeteer
Selenium
browser-use
Node.js
Docker

FAQ

Questions

Something not covered? Write to contact@arcproxies.io.

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AI agents

Bring your own residential IPs to browser-use, Playwright, Crawl4AI, n8n and any MCP tool — one sticky session per task, billed per GB.

QA & localisation

See your own site the way a user in Tokyo, São Paulo or Munich sees it — currency, language, consent banner, CDN edge and all — before they report it.

Threat intel

Investigate phishing kits, typosquats and malicious infrastructure from an IP that is not your company's, and see the payload the target audience is served.

Web scraping

A second provider that just works — Scrapy, requests, Crawlee or Playwright, self-serve, no sales call, bandwidth that never expires.