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IP Changing Methods

To make visitors unique, each one should arrive from a different IP address. ATB has one of the most versatile IP-changing toolkits available. Pick the method that fits your budget and goals — the practical setup for each is in Connection setup.

🔥 Dalga IPs (built-in residential proxies)

The zero-setup option: ATB's own residential proxy service, billed by bandwidth (GB) tied to your license. Choose countries (optionally regions/cities) right inside the campaign — no external provider, no proxy lists.

Pros: instant setup; clean residential IPs; per-location targeting; every thread gets its own IP. Cons: consumes bandwidth from your plan (enable Block Resources to stretch it).

→ Details, pricing, and bandwidth tips: Dalga IPs.

Proxy mode

Bring your own proxy list (HTTP/SOCKS). Rotating residential proxies give you many IPs simultaneously; datacenter proxies are cheaper but widely detected.

Pros: many IPs at once, multiple countries/ISPs, per-thread IPs, easy setup. Cons: cost; finding a good provider; quality varies.

note

IPv6 proxies are not supported.

VPN mode

Use a VPN provider that offers manual (OpenVPN) configuration files. The bot rotates between servers.

Pros: cheaper than proxies; cleaner than low-quality proxies; multiple countries. Cons: one IP at a time for all threads; IP pools limited to the provider's servers; VPN IPs are usually datacenter-origin, which some sites flag.

NordVPN deprecated

The dedicated NordVPN integration is being deprecated — NordVPN doesn't permit traffic-sending use and some user accounts were blocked/refunded. Use the manual VPN option (or another method) instead.

Android phone mode (3G/4G/5G)

The bot uses the mobile data of an Android phone connected over USB and toggles airplane mode to get a fresh IP from your carrier.

Pros: nearly free; genuine residential/mobile IPs from your local ISP; great for local traffic. Cons: one IP at a time for all threads; IPs only from your carrier and region.

PPPoE / Fritzbox (bridge) mode

The classic method: your router runs in bridge mode and Windows redials a broadband (PPPoE) connection to get a new IP from your ISP. Fritzbox routers are supported natively.

Pros: nearly free; residential IPs from your ISP; good for local traffic. Cons: requires ISP/router support and a LAN cable; one IP at a time; local IPs only.

Which one should I use?

GoalBest fit
Fastest setup, clean IPsDalga IPs
Highest volume, many geosRotating residential proxies or Dalga IPs
Budget local trafficPPPoE or Android phone
A few thousand mixed-geo IPs cheaplyVPN (manual)