Bulk proxy lists for heavy jobs
Large jobs need many addresses and many parallel connections at once. The World MIX pool offers bulk packages of 20,000, 30,000, 40,000 and 50,000 IPs with 2,000 to 5,000 threads. One list link hands all of them to your software.
The size is a daily average. The count dips at night and grows back by day, so for a steady volume take a package with some headroom over your target.
Where bulk proxies pay off
- Marketplace catalogs with millions of product pages.
- Search result collection for tens of thousands of keywords.
- Price comparison across hundreds of shops several times a day.
- Mass checks of URL availability and response codes.
All of these jobs gain speed from parallel requests. With thousands of addresses each one sends only a few requests a minute, and sites see ordinary traffic instead of a flood from one IP.
Threads, servers and load
The thread limit is the number of connections your software keeps open at once. A 50,000 IP package allows 5,000. Spread that load across several machines by adding their IPs in the control panel: each further IP lifts the package price by 10%.
Set timeouts and retries in your software. A large list always holds some slow lines, and a retry through another address costs less time than waiting on one stuck connection.
Reload the list link every 8 to 10 minutes. The pool changes all day, and the reload keeps dead lines out of your rotation; the rotating proxies page covers the details.
Planning a large job
Start from the volume. Say you need one million pages a day. That makes about 12 pages a second around the clock. If one page takes two seconds with retries, your software needs about 25 parallel connections at the bare minimum, and a real job needs several times more to cover slow lines, peaks and retries.
Then look at the target. If the site tolerates about ten requests a minute from one IP, a million pages a day need roughly 70 addresses working at any moment, and a strict site needs far more. A large list gives that margin: with thousands of addresses each one stays well below the limit.
Run a short test on a slice of the job, measure the share of good answers and captchas, and raise the threads step by step.
Price per 1,000 IPs
Bulk packages cost less per address. The table below shows the price per 1,000 IPs a day for each size, and the price list compares them with smaller packages. A month costs about 38% less per day than daily billing, and on large volumes that difference adds up fast.
Before you buy two medium packages, compare them with one large one: a single bigger list usually costs less and gives more threads. For small budgets see cheap proxies.
Regional volumes and custom packages
The Europe pool goes up to 7,000 IPs per package and the CIS pool up to 3,000. For bigger regional volumes or a special mix of countries, write to support on the contact page, and we will price a custom package. Regional details sit on the Europe proxies and CIS proxies pages.
Test the volume first
Ask support for a free hour of a bulk package and run your real job on it. Use SOCKS5 if your software supports it, see SOCKS5 proxies. The FAQ answers common questions about threads, pauses and payment.