AGATH

Proxies

The pool decides the run.

A method is only as good as the addresses behind it. Normal methods ride authenticated datacenter proxies, private methods ride residential ones, and both pools are ours, not scraped off a forum.

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Two pools, two jobs

Datacenter, for normal methods
Every normal method runs through authenticated datacenter proxies, dedicated ranges we lease and control. Up to 10,000 different IPs inside a single 5-minute task.
Residential, for private methods
Private methods switch the run onto residential exits, real carrier addresses that look like ordinary visitors. Up to 1,000,000 IPs across a 5-minute task.
One switch, no rebuilding
Same task, same settings. Change the method and the pool follows, so you can measure what each layer of the network actually changes.

What makes each one effective

Datacenter: speed and exclusivity
Authenticated access means the ranges are not shared with the internet at large. Fewer neighbors, fewer burned addresses, connections that hold their throughput for the whole task.
Residential: the right origin
Filters that shrug at datacenter ranges think twice about carrier IPs from the visitor's own region. That is what makes private methods the answer for stubborn endpoints.
Rotation on your terms
Reuse an exit for a whole run, or force a unique IP on every request. The pool is deep enough that even the aggressive setting barely scratches it.

How the pools stay legitimate

Leased, not stolen
The datacenter ranges are leased from providers and locked behind authentication. Nobody's machine is in the pool who did not sign up for it.
Commercial residential networks
Residential exits come through established commercial networks that source their nodes by agreement, not by scanning the internet for open ports.
No compromised devices
A pool built on hacked boxes is a crime with extra steps. It also dies in days. Ours is built to last, which is only possible when it is built cleanly.

Why not free or scanned proxies

Free lists
Public proxy lists are recycled by thousands of people at once. Most entries are dead before you read them, and the living ones are blacklisted everywhere that matters.
Scanned proxies
Some services use open ports found by scanning, which means unknown owners, no consent and no support when an address evaporates mid-task. It is cheap until it is unreliable.
The Agath difference
Even our normal tier runs on authenticated datacenter addresses, the class other services reserve for premium. That is the floor, not the ceiling.

Pick the pool per task

Not sure which one a target needs? Start on a normal method and read the response, then flip to private for the endpoints that filter harder. Same configuration both times.

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