Send traffic by using proxy: Awesome Traffic Bot accepts HTTP(S), SOCKS4 and SOCKS5 lists, rotating APIs and in-house proxies, and since 2.0 it also ships its own residential pool, Dalga IPs, so a proxy list is optional. The guides below compare both routes.
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Traffic Bot With Residential IPs: Why Built-in Dalga IPs Beats Bring-Your-Own Proxies
Why the IP decides whether a click counts, what built-in residential IPs change, real bandwidth math, and when your own proxies still make sense.
- Why the IP decides whether a click counts
- What built-in residential IPs change
- Bandwidth math per visit
Use Proxy mode in Awesome Traffic Bot
Proxy Mode in Awesome Traffic Bot 1.x. For ATB 2.0 and later, see the docs.
- Setting up Proxy mode
- Supported proxy formats
- Residential and rotating proxies
