Settings - Proxy
What is a Proxy Server?
A server that users pass through when accessing a website. Proxy servers are typically configured to hide the visitor's IP address.
Why hide IP addresses?
Because the site you're trying to access can impose various restrictions based on IP address. Here are common situations:
Sites that restrict access to specific countries only
Sites that limit the number of accesses within a certain time period
Sites that block specific IP addresses with bad records
When do you use a proxy server?
When extracting data from websites that are difficult to access domestically, setting the proxy country to a different country makes it easy to get the desired results from previously inaccessible web pages.
Listly premium proxies are proxy servers purchased through ethically operated overseas proxy services. They're shared servers used by all users, currently providing servers from multiple countries including the US/Germany/Netherlands, and countries may change.
How to Use
Example — US site inaccessible from Korea
The URL below is a US online food delivery site that's inaccessible from Korea, but you can access and extract data from it by configuring a proxy server.
Other proxy configuration methods
My Proxy Upon request to the LISTLY team, we can purchase a private proxy server for your exclusive use (not shared) and configure it like Listly premium proxy. Proxy server country, quantity, etc. can be discussed and determined, with costs billed separately.
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