Below, we'll explore three main reasons why your proxy list may have changed without any indications in the Replaced section on the Proxy List page:

When you adjust your current plan, your proxy list will update accordingly. Here are a few adjustments that can cause changes:

Each type of proxy—Datacenter, Static Residential and Residential—has a separate proxy pool. Switching between proxy types will lead to changes in your proxy list.

Datacenter and Static Residential proxies have three subtypes: Shared, Private, and Dedicated. Changing the subtype means you’ll receive a new set of proxies from a separate pool.

If you reduce the number of proxies from one country and increase them in another, your proxy list will change accordingly, and changes will not be reflected under the Replaced section on the Proxy List page.

For accounts with sub-users with customised proxy lists, any proxy replacements made from the main account won't appear in the Replaced section when viewing the proxy list as a sub-user.

If you're using proxies for Google Search, our verified proxy plan ensures your proxies work effectively without facing blocks or Captcha challenges. However, it is important to note that Google might occasionally block and unblock certain IP ranges.

Don't worry, though! If your proxies become unverified, our auto-replace feature "Proxy is not verified anymore with Google Search (No CAPTCHA)" kicks in automatically, replacing them without showing these changes in the Replaced section. This ensures you have reliable access at all times.

If you have any questions or need further assistance, feel free to reach out to our support directly at [email protected]!