Sneaker Proxies that don't get blocked.
Limited drops detect and block datacenter IPs instantly, and one IP can only make one credible attempt. Spread checkout attempts across mobile carrier IPs with sticky sessions, so each attempt looks like a separate real device.
Without proxies, sneaker & ticket drops stalls fast.
Limited drops detect and block datacenter IPs instantly, and one IP can only make one credible attempt.
Survive the ban wave
Carrier-grade mobile IPs look like genuine shoppers, so your tasks aren't swept up when the site nukes datacenter and flagged ranges at drop time.
Run more tasks per drop
Each task gets its own sticky mobile IP, so you can run dozens in parallel without them linking to one checkout footprint.
Hit region-locked releases
Some drops launch by country. A local mobile IP gets you into releases your home IP can't even see.
Look like a real buyer
Mobile IPs sit behind carrier NAT shared by thousands of real phones — exactly the traffic a sneaker site expects from a buyer.
The right proxy type for sneaker & ticket drops.
Mobile, sticky — the trust and per-session isolation drops demand.
For carting and checking out drops.
From $2.25/GB at scale
- SNKRS, Footsites, Shopify, Supreme
- Carrier IPs — survive the ban wave
- Multiple tasks per release
- One sticky IP per checkout
For monitoring stock & release info.
From $2.25/GB at scale
- Release calendars, stock checks
- No carting, no checkout
- Cheaper per GB
- Carting from residential = higher ban risk
Burned before the drop starts.
Not sold by us
- Sites block datacenter instantly
- Cart and checkout fail
- Tasks linked and banned
- Never use for copping
Sneaker reseller · 40 cops/drop · 0 bans.
Copping limited releases across SNKRS, Footsites, and Shopify.
A sneaker reseller runs 40+ checkout tasks per major drop, each on its own sticky mobile IP. Where datacenter proxies got banned before carts even loaded, the mobile pool clears checkout at a rate that turned reselling from a gamble into a routine.
Four mistakes that get cop tasks banned.
Drop sites punish footprints instantly. These are the failures we see most.
Many tasks on one IP
Several checkout tasks from a single IP link into one footprint and get banned together.
Fix: one sticky mobile IP per task — never shared across checkouts.
Rotating IP mid-checkout
Switching IPs between cart and payment looks like fraud and cancels the order.
Fix: keep a sticky session for the whole checkout flow.
Using datacenter IPs
Drop sites block datacenter ranges before the release even opens.
Fix: use mobile (carrier) IPs — the traffic the site expects from real buyers.
Wrong-region IP
Region-locked drops won't appear, or checkout fails on address mismatch.
Fix: match the IP country to the release — set -country-us etc.
Sneaker & Ticket Drops pricing.
Pay per GB from $4.25/GB at scale, with loyalty discounts on top. No use-case surcharge; the same product serves every workflow.
Mobile from $5/GB at the starter tier, dropping to $4.25/GB at scale.
Drops are bursty and light on data — most resellers sit in the 10-50 GB/month range, which is $4.25-$4.75/GB effective, with loyalty discount on top once you cross $100/month.
Common sneaker reselling questions.
Mobile proxies. Mobile, sticky — the trust and per-session isolation drops demand.
Limited drops detect and block datacenter IPs instantly, and one IP can only make one credible attempt.
Point your client at our gateway over HTTP/HTTPS/SOCKS5, authenticate with username:password or a whitelisted IP, and choose mobile IPs. No SDK or agent.
Pay-as-you-go from $4.25/GB at scale, loyalty discounts on top, bandwidth never expires.
Yes — buy 1 GB, run your workflow, and check the success rate before committing volume.
Start sneaker & ticket drops on the right IPs.
Buy 1 GB, run sneaker & ticket drops on your real target, and watch the success rate. Bandwidth never expires.