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A dedicated proxy is an IP address allocated only to you. No one else uses it. All requests come from you, and the IP's reputation depends entirely on your actions. A shared proxy is used by several people at once – cheap, but IPs quickly get "dirty" from others' actions. If someone on the same IP violates a service's rules, you suffer too. For critical work (Key Collector, ChatGPT, gaming, seller accounts), only use dedicated proxies.
For small projects, a pool of 10–20 IPs is enough. If you're building a semantic core for a 50,000‑product online store, aim for 50–100 IPs. Our plans let you rent the quantity you need.
Key Collector works best with SOCKS5 – it's more reliable for parsing. Our dedicated proxies fully support it. SOCKS5 is also better for UDP traffic, which can be important for some parsing tasks.
With proper setup, one dedicated IP can work for weeks. It won't get banned because no one else uses it. Key Collector can automatically deactivate a proxy if it hits a captcha – but with our clean IPs, that's extremely rare.
Yes. Our dedicated proxies are excellent for Yandex.Wordstat parsing. Thanks to their clean reputation, you'll collect search volume data with almost no captchas. Some users note that stable Wordstat work through proxies may require additional settings, but with our IPs, these issues are much less frequent.
HTTP proxies only handle web traffic. SOCKS5 is more versatile – it's better for parsing, especially with multi‑threading or data from "heavy" sources. Since Key Collector recommends SOCKS5, our proxies meet all the requirements.
If you're collecting semantics for Kazakhstan, your proxy must have a Kazakh IP. Otherwise, search results and suggestions won't be relevant. We let you choose the country and city when purchasing.
Yes – real unlimited. No hidden limits, no speed throttling after N gigabytes. Collect 100GB, parse Wordstat for days, cluster millions of queries – speed stays the same, no extra charges. This is one of our key advantages. Many competitors write "unlimited" but fine‑print restrictions in their terms.
Yes – our support works 24/7. Ask any question in the online chat, and we'll help with setup. We also have a setup section on the site for all popular programs, including Key Collector, plus a YouTube channel with video tutorials.
Technically yes – you can run several threads using the same IP. But this increases load on the proxy and may trigger captchas. Key Collector can automatically distribute load across IPs from your pool with the right settings.
Proxies for Key Collector – Dedicated IPv4 for Yandex Wordstat & Semantic Core Parsing
You launch Key Collector to build a semantic core for a large online store. Ten minutes in – Yandex throws a captcha. Parsing stops. Time's wasted, and you've got nothing.
Every SEO professional who's done serious keyword research knows this pain.
Key Collector is a powerful tool for collecting and analysing keywords. But search engines and statistics services – Yandex.Wordstat, Google Keyword Planner – actively block IPs that send too many requests. With a single IP, you'll hit captchas fast, then a full block.
A pool of proxies solves this by spreading the load across multiple addresses. But the type of proxy matters. Let's break down what works for Key Collector and what guarantees a ban.
What Key Collector does – and why it needs proxies
Key Collector is a desktop application for building semantic cores, parsing search results, and working with Yandex.Wordstat, Google Ads, Direct, and other sources.
The problem: without proxies, Yandex.Wordstat blocks your IP after 50–100 requests. For mass data collection – 100,000+ queries – you need a pool of proxies. SOCKS5 is the preferred protocol for stable, multi‑threaded parsing.
Dedicated proxies – the professional choice for Key Collector
Dedicated (private) proxies are the gold standard for Key Collector and any SEO work. You rent a clean IP address that only you use.
Why this matters:
If an IP is shared among several people (shared proxies), its reputation drops fast. A "neighbour" on the same IP might scrape something forbidden or overload the channel – and your IP ends up blacklisted. With a dedicated proxy, you're in full control. Search engines see stable activity from a single clean address.
Our dedicated IPv4 proxies are built for complex SEO tasks:
✅ High performance – speeds up to 100 Mbps handle thousands of requests per minute, even with multi‑threaded parsing.
✅ Elite anonymity – search engines can't tell you're using a proxy. Your traffic looks like a regular user, keeping captchas away.
✅ SOCKS5 support – Key Collector recommends SOCKS5. Our proxies work with it, ensuring compatibility and stability even under heavy loads.
✅ Real unlimited traffic – no hidden limits. Collect 100GB of data, parse Wordstat for days, cluster millions of queries – no extra charges, no throttling.
✅ Precise geo‑targeting – choose the country and city you're collecting semantics for. Without this, regional search results won't be accurate. Our proxies cover 50+ countries.
✅ Easy management – flexible authentication (IP‑based or login/password), bulk IP import, and a convenient API for automation.
Which protocol is best for Key Collector – SOCKS5 or HTTP?
Key Collector works best with SOCKS5 – it's more reliable for parsing. Our dedicated proxies fully support it. SOCKS5 is also better for UDP traffic, which matters for some parsing tasks.
How to set up proxies in Key Collector
Setup is straightforward. Here's a quick checklist:
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Open Key Collector's Settings (gear icon).
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Go to the Network tab.
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Enable Use proxy servers.
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Click Add from file or enter addresses manually in the format
IP:Port@Login:Passwordfor SOCKS5.
Key Collector will automatically distribute the load across your proxies. One thread can sequentially use different IPs from your pool.
Important: don't set the timeout too low (recommended 10–15 seconds), or the program might disable working proxies.
Common mistakes that kill your parsing
❌ Saving money on proxies. Free and shared proxies mean constant captchas and blocks.
❌ Parsing too aggressively. Even with a good pool, don't set minimum delays (0–1 seconds). That's unnatural behaviour for a human.
❌ Ignoring geo‑targeting. If you need semantics for Kazakhstan, your proxy must have a Kazakh IP. Otherwise, the data will be irrelevant.
❌ Incorrect network settings. A timeout below 10 seconds will make the program disable working addresses.
What makes our Key Collector proxies different
Most proxies are built for general browsing, not for SEO parsing. Here's what sets ours apart:
✅ Dedicated IPv4 proxies – yours alone, not shared with anyone else
✅ Clean IP reputation – pre‑checked and ready for Yandex.Wordstat and Google services
✅ SOCKS5 support – the protocol Key Collector recommends for stable parsing
✅ Unlimited traffic – collect 100GB+ of data, parse for days – no caps or throttling
✅ Static IPs – no rotation, no unexpected blocks
✅ Geo‑targeting – choose the country and city that matches your target region
✅ Bulk packages – 10, 50, 150+ IPs for large‑scale projects
✅ 24/7 support – we help with setup if anything goes wrong
✅ Replacement guarantee – if any IP causes issues, we'll replace it quickly
Ready to build a reliable Key Collector setup?
We don't just sell proxies – we help SEO professionals collect semantic cores, parse Wordstat, and automate keyword research without blocks.
Still have questions?
Tell us your scenario in the chat – semantic core building, Wordstat parsing, or multi‑threaded data collection – and we'll recommend the right setup. Or pick a plan from the configurator above and start parsing without limits. ☝️
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