2026-07-13 · Sam Okonkwo · 652 words
We do not sell residential proxies
They sell or rank providers. We do not broker traffic. This commercial query gets a refusal and a pointer to evaluation criteria, not a checkout link.
If you came here to buy a residential pool, this page is a closed door. MaskWright does not broker traffic, does not meter gigabytes, and does not take a cut of an IPRoyal or Bright Data invoice. Templates in the UI are fill-in strings. They are not a store.
Competitor blogs rank providers because ranking is a storefront. I will point you at evaluation criteria and at the local field where you paste a line you already bought. I will not publish a top ten with coupon codes.
Why we refuse the checkout
A checkout would make us a second custodian of your bandwidth bill and, often, of your usage graph. It would also tempt the product to steer you toward the pool that pays us. Proxies in an antidetect browser should stay a launcher feature, not a storefront.
Free antidetect in this category sometimes means “free seats, paid traffic.” Our free is ads in dashboard chrome. Your exit is a separate invoice you chose.
What to evaluate instead of our ranking
How to test a residential exit: sticky hold, geo, whether the IP is the one you asked for. Shared residential subnets: you are never as unique as the sales page. Consent: read residential proxy ethics even though it is not in the related row. Sourcing still matters.
Residential versus other products:
- Residential versus VPN: different job.
- Mobile versus residential: carrier ASN versus household ASN.
- What mobile proxies are and mobile proxy versus cloud phone: an exit is not an Android.
- Mobile ASN on a desktop browser: a mismatch you can create by accident.
I will not tell you which SKU to buy for Facebook or Amazon. Those platforms have their own rules. Isolation on Windows does not include a shopping list.
What the MaskWright field actually accepts
HTTP, HTTPS-as-forwarder, SOCKS5. Formats like host:port, user:pass@host:port, type://.... Geo alignment on launch can hit ip-api.com through the proxy. Credentials sit in encrypted profiles.json. We do not upload them.
If a vendor told you that you must buy their residential pack to use their antidetect, that is their business model. It is not a technical requirement of a local profile.
| You wanted | What we offer |
|---|---|
| A checkout for GB | Nothing |
| A ranked provider list | Evaluation notes, no coupons |
| A local HTTP/SOCKS5 field | Yes |
| A cloud phone with a mobile IP | No |
If a sales chat tells you MaskWright “includes residential,” they are selling a different binary or they are confused. The public Windows build parses a line you paste. It does not mint IPs. It does not show remaining gigabytes. It does not open a ticket with Bright Data on your behalf.
I still keep a short personal checklist before I spend money elsewhere: sticky session length in writing, geo accuracy on a weekday versus a weekend, whether the dashboard shows the ASN I expected, and whether support answers a sourcing question without a metaphor. That checklist lives in how to test a residential exit, not in a coupon table.
If a ranking post still tries to sell you a pool through this URL, they scraped the title. There is no SKU here.
FAQ
Why show IPRoyal templates if you do not sell them?
So you can paste a URL shape you already have without fighting the parser. Convenience is not a partnership announcement.
Where should I buy residential then?
From a provider whose sourcing you can explain, on a contract you can keep. I will not name a winner. If that feels unhelpful, a ranked listicle was never going to be due diligence anyway.
Can I use datacenter instead?
Often yes for public pages. For logins, pick what matches the risk and the platform, then keep it sticky. Download MaskWright still just launches the profile.
The Proxies hub is attach, test, and leak notes. This page stays a refusal. We do not sell the pool.