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Cybersole runs several site modules, and each one talks to a store with a different attitude to addresses. The Shopify module can succeed on datacenter addresses at some stores and is refused at others; the Footsites module needs consumer-registered addresses without exception. Proxy groups in the bot exist for exactly this reason. This page is about which type goes in which group, and how many tasks each address can carry.
| Proxy type | Verdict | Why |
|---|---|---|
| ISP (static residential) | Footsites, Shopify, Supreme | Consumer registration with datacenter-grade latency. The default group for every module — passes the stores that check reputation and keeps up with the ones that reward speed. |
| Datacenter | Selected Shopify stores | Some Shopify stores without added bot protection accept datacenter addresses, and they are the fastest option there. Test per store; a module-wide datacenter group is a gamble. |
| Sticky residential | Stores with strict checkout scoring | A household address held through checkout for the stores that cancel orders from static addresses in review. Slower to the store than ISP. |
| Rotating residential | Monitors only | For the bot's monitor tasks, which poll product pages constantly. Never in a checkout group, where a rotation drops the cart. |
| 4G / 5G mobile | Latency | Carrier NAT latency loses the race on every module Cybersole supports. Not a bot proxy. |
Consumer registration with datacenter-grade latency. The default group for every module — passes the stores that check reputation and keeps up with the ones that reward speed.
Some Shopify stores without added bot protection accept datacenter addresses, and they are the fastest option there. Test per store; a module-wide datacenter group is a gamble.
A household address held through checkout for the stores that cancel orders from static addresses in review. Slower to the store than ISP.
For the bot's monitor tasks, which poll product pages constantly. Never in a checkout group, where a rotation drops the cart.
Carrier NAT latency loses the race on every module Cybersole supports. Not a bot proxy.
ISP as the default group, datacenter only where a specific Shopify store allows it, sticky residential for strict checkouts, rotating for monitors.
Each module's store has its own address rules, and the group assigned to a task set should follow them.
Store-by-store. Stores on bare Shopify accept datacenter; stores with added protection score the address and cancel datacenter orders after placement. Speed decides the drop where the address passes.
Proxy setup: Test each store. Datacenter group where it passes, ISP group where it does not. Never assume across stores.
Foot Locker, Champs and Kids Foot Locker share a defence that refuses datacenter and reviews orders against the address's consumer registration.
Proxy setup: ISP group only, one task per address, in the store's country.
Monitor tasks poll product pages at a rate that would burn any checkout address's reputation before the drop.
Proxy setup: A separate rotating residential group assigned only to monitor tasks.
An ISP group, a datacenter group, a sticky residential group and a rotating monitor group. Assign task sets to groups, never mix types in one.
Two tasks on one address at a store with duplicate-order cancellation lose the second order. Match task count to address count.
Cart an item on each store from one datacenter address. Add the store to the datacenter group only if it passes.
Pick the region closest to each store's edge. On a Shopify drop measured in seconds, the region is the margin.
Never let a monitor task use a checkout group's address.
Run a cart test on every task's address the day before the drop. A failed address then costs a spare, not a pair.
One address per checkout task per group, plus a rotating allowance for monitors.
| What you are running | Proxies you need | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Manual-scale run, a few tasks | 5 ISP IPs | One per task. The free trial covers it. |
| 20 tasks across Shopify and Footsites | 20–25 ISP + datacenter for tested stores | One per task, spares, and a small datacenter group for the Shopify stores that passed the test. |
| 50 tasks with strict-checkout stores | 40 ISP + 10 sticky residential | ISP for the bulk, sticky residential for the stores that cancel static addresses in review. |
| Monitors | Rotating pool | A few GB of rotating residential per drop week, in its own group. |
5 ISP IPs
One per task. The free trial covers it.
20–25 ISP + datacenter for tested stores
One per task, spares, and a small datacenter group for the Shopify stores that passed the test.
40 ISP + 10 sticky residential
ISP for the bulk, sticky residential for the stores that cancel static addresses in review.
Rotating pool
A few GB of rotating residential per drop week, in its own group.
Mixing address types in one proxy group.
A datacenter group applied to a Shopify store that was never tested.
More tasks than addresses in a checkout group.
Monitor tasks on a checkout group's addresses.
Any datacenter address on the Footsites module.
Mobile addresses in any bot group.
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One group per address type, never mixed. An ISP group as the default for Shopify, Footsites and Supreme; a datacenter group only for the Shopify stores you have tested and that passed; a sticky residential group for stores that cancel static addresses in review; a rotating residential group assigned only to monitor tasks.
Store by store. Stores on bare Shopify accept datacenter and it is the fastest option there; stores with added bot protection score the address and cancel datacenter orders after placement. Cart an item on each store from one datacenter address and add the store to the datacenter group only if it passes.
One per address in any checkout group. Two tasks on one address at a store with duplicate-order cancellation lose the second order, and often get the first reviewed. Match task count to address count, and keep spares so a task whose address fails the day-before test can be moved.
Because monitor tasks were using them. Monitors poll product pages constantly in the minutes before a release, and that volume burns any checkout address's reputation. Assign monitors to a separate rotating residential group and never let them touch a checkout group's addresses.
No. Carrier NAT latency loses the race on every module Cybersole supports, and none of the stores reward a mobile address at checkout. ISP for speed with a clean registration, sticky residential where review is strict, datacenter where tested; mobile is not a bot proxy.
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