Researched Proxy Score

Hello friend. We have been working with multi-accounting for a long time and know how critical it is to use high-quality proxies. That is why we developed our own rating system — Researched Proxy Score.

We developed this system in collaboration with 40+ anonymity experts — among them founders and technical specialists of leading proxy services. After dozens of iterations and improvements, Researched Proxy Score has become an accurate and practical tool.

Proxy Types

We offer 3 types of proxies on our site:

• Static Assigned to a specific device or server and do not change upon session restart. Ideally suited for long-term IP stability.
• Mobile Issued to mobile operators. Characterized by frequent IP changes. Ideal for many actions via 1 thread.
• Residential Belong to real users (routers, PCs). Generate thousands of unique proxies. Look most natural.

For residential and static proxies we use 7 checks, for mobile — 5. Each is rated on a scale up to 10 points.

To avoid confusing users, we brought all scores to a single system with a maximum of 90 points.

Also note that some checks differ in scoring logic depending on the proxy type.

Evaluation Criteria

1. Fraud Score

We check via ipqualityscore.com. It evaluates IP reliability by dozens of parameters.

Static

• ≤15 — 10 pts (High Trust)
• ≤30 — 7 pts
• ≤50 — 4 pts (Suspicious)
• ≤75 — 2 pts
• >75 — 1 pt (High Risk)

Residential

• ≤15 — 10 pts
• ≤45 — 7 pts
• ≤65 — 4 pts
• >65 — 1 pt

Usually mobile proxies have Fraud Score ~30-50 due to high turnover, but this is normal for them.

Mobile check: Not used

2. Risk Score

Also verified via scamalytics.com. Shows the risk that the IP is used by scammers.

• Difference from Fraud Score: IPQS looks broadly at history, Scamalytics — at specific "dirty cases".

Static

• ≤15 — 10 pts
• ≤30 — 8 pts
• ≤50 — 5 pts
• ≤75 — 2 pts
• >75 — 1 pt

Residential

• ≤15 — 10 pts
• ≤35 — 7 pts
• ≤65 — 4 pts
• >65 — 1 pt

Mobile proxies often have a high Risk Score due to shared access (NAT), but sites treat this loyally.

Mobile check: Not used

3. DNS Leaks

Via browserleaks.com we check if the DNS request goes through the proxy provider's server or flies directly to your provider.

• No leak (DNS matches IP country) — 10 pts
• Leak (DNS of another country) — 6 pts (Average)
• Critical leak (Real IP visible) — 0 pts

4. Network Type Reliability

Via ipinfo.io we check how the IP is defined.

• ISP — ordinary provider (home internet, mobile network). Considered most reliable.
• Residential — real user IP, but access via P2P or SDK. Looks natural, slight "noise" allowed.
• Hosting — data center or cloud server. Often associated with bots and automation, perceived with suspicion by anti-fraud.
• Business — corporate networks. Not as toxic as hosting, but weak option for multi-accounting.
• Edu — university networks. Almost never found in real user scenarios, look strange.

Static

• ISP — 10 pts (Looks like a home user)
• Residential — 9 pts
• Business — 7 pts
• Edu — 6 pts
• Hosting — 5 pts

Residential

• ISP — 10 pts
• Business — 7 pts
• Hosting — 4 pts (Suspicious for residential)

Mobile check

• ISP/Mobile — 10 pts
• Residential — 9 pts
• Hosting / Business / Edu — 1 pt

The more "home-like" the type, the higher the trust.

5. Packet Loss

We check stability. Packet loss leads to freezes and connection breaks.

• 0% — 10 pts
• ≤1% — 8 pts
• ≤5% — 6 pts
• >5% — 4 pts

6. Ping (Latency)

Response time from server to proxy. Important for speed of work.

Static

For static:

• ≤50ms — 10 pts
• ≤100ms — 8 pts
• ≤200ms — 5 pts
• >200ms — 2 pts

Residential

For residential (usually slower due to complex route):

• ≤100ms — 10 pts
• ≤200ms — 7 pts
• ≤400ms — 4 pts
• >400ms — 2 pts

Mobile check

• ≤100ms — 10 pts
• ≤200ms — 7 pts
• ≤300ms — 4 pts
• >300ms — 2 pts

7. Download Speed

We measure throughput.

Static

• ≥70 Mbps — 10 pts
• 50–69.9 — 9 pts
• 30–49.9 — 7 pts
• 20–29.9 — 6 pts
• 15–19.9 — 5 pts
• 10–14.9 — 3 pts
• 5.1–9.9 — 4 pts
• ≤5 — 1 pt

Residential

• ≥20 Mbps — 10 pts
• ≥10 Mbps — 7 pts
• ≥5 Mbps — 4 pts
• <5 Mbps — 2 pts

Mobile check

• ≥15 Mbps — 10 pts
• ≥5 Mbps — 5 pts
• <5 Mbps — 2 pts
• <2.0 — 2 pts

Recommendations

Static: Ideally take >70 pts.

Residential: Score >65 is already excellent.

Mobile: Score is less important, look at the operator and rotation type.

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