Shared datacenter ranges get flagged for things other people did. AssumeIP bridges a real residential Pure IP to your device, so each store keeps a stable local identity you control.
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Marketplaces score datacenter IPs harshly because they are shared, cheap and easy to identify. A Pure IP is a real home-broadband address assigned by an ISP, so your session reads like an ordinary local shopper.
Save a separate destination for each store and switch with one tap. Every storefront keeps its own consistent exit IP instead of rotating through a pool that can change mid-session.
Route a US store through a US residential IP and a UK store through a UK one. Your operations run from the same country as your buyers, which is what the marketplace expects to see.
AssumeIP does not resell addresses. Bring a residential SOCKS5 proxy from any provider you trust and keep full control of the IP, its country and its cost — or use an AssumeIP location.
Buy a residential SOCKS5 proxy from a provider you trust, choosing the country your storefront sells into — or pick an AssumeIP location.
Enter it in AssumeIP. The app tests the connection and shows the live exit IP, country and latency, so you can confirm what a marketplace will see before you log in.
One tap bridges that IP to your iPhone, Android or Mac. Save a destination per storefront and switch whenever you move between stores.
Consumer VPNs concentrate thousands of users onto a small set of datacenter IPs. Those ranges are well known and score poorly. A residential Pure IP is a single home-broadband address, so it does not carry other people's history.
AssumeIP lets you save a separate destination per store and keep each on its own consistent IP. How many storefronts you may operate is governed by each marketplace's own seller terms — AssumeIP handles the network layer, not account eligibility.
Our term for a residential IP: a real address assigned by a consumer ISP to a home connection, as opposed to a datacenter IP from a cloud or hosting provider.
No. You can use an AssumeIP location, or bring a residential SOCKS5 proxy you buy separately. With bring-your-own you keep full control of the IP and its cost, billed by your provider.
Yes, as long as your proxy provides a static residential IP. AssumeIP shows the live exit IP so you can confirm it has not rotated before you start work.
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