Pokémon Center
Compare session continuity, proxy types, and the limits of pre-restock testing.
Read the Pokémon Center guideCompare residential, ISP, and datacenter packages. See current prices and stock before Discord sign-in.
Match the pool to the job before you pay. Compare the live lineup, package sizes, and lowest unit pricing on the public shop—then sign in only after you choose.
Compare GB-based bandwidth, available regions, and session settings for your retail setup.
Compare fixed ISP address packages by location, IP count, and term.
Review IP count, supported protocol, and the requirements of compatible monitoring workloads.
Check the product purpose and software requirements before assigning a package to support tasks.
Compare session continuity, proxy types, and the limits of pre-restock testing.
Read the Pokémon Center guideReview store and fulfillment context before choosing a proxy package for Target.
Read the Target guidePlan consistent sessions around your Walmart store, region, and fulfillment choice.
Read the Walmart guideCompare proxy types and test the exact storefront; Shopify stores can differ.
Read the Shopify guideReview connection stability and launch rules before preparing a SNKRS session.
Read the SNKRS guideUnderstand bandwidth, fixed IP packages, session stability, and testing tradeoffs.
Read the proxy comparisonSimple from product to delivery
See the live catalog and package economics before Discord authentication enters the flow.
Match the proxy type, target fit, starter total, and best volume rate to your setup.
Discord connects the purchase to your account and returns you to the chosen package.
Review renewal terms, complete secure Stripe Checkout, and access the order in one place.
A proxy routes a task through a separate IP address. Retail setups use proxies to separate sessions, organize account traffic, and avoid forcing every task through one home connection. Proxies do not guarantee a checkout, so the right pool still depends on the target, region, accounts, and task settings.
Compare the package unit first: residential bandwidth is measured in GB, while fixed ISP and datacenter packages are typically measured in IPs. Then review session behavior, supported protocols, region, and the requirements of your software. Test a small permitted workload before choosing a larger package; proxy type alone does not prove retailer compatibility.
Residential proxies use consumer-network IP space and are usually selected when session trust matters most. ISP proxies provide stable ISP-routed addresses, while datacenter proxies prioritize speed and scale. Many serious setups use more than one type and keep each pool assigned to a specific target.
Choose a region that matches the accounts, shipping profile, and target flow you plan to run. Keep your task server and proxy region reasonably close, then test the exact target before the release instead of relying on a generic speed result.
A one-session-per-task starting point keeps account-heavy workflows easier to audit. Monitoring and speed-focused workloads may support different ratios. Size the first package around the tasks you genuinely plan to run, include a small backup margin, and scale only after testing.
You can browse products, pricing, and availability without an account. Discord sign-in is requested only after you choose a product so Zenu can return you to its package options, attach the Stripe purchase to the correct account, and deliver the order in your dashboard.
Available products are normally delivered to the purchasing dashboard after Stripe confirms payment. If an order remains pending or the product requires manual preparation, open a Discord support ticket with the order details so the team can review it.
Use Zenu Proxy Tester or the tester built into your task software against the same targets you plan to run. Check readiness, latency, and target-specific blocking, then keep testing controlled so you do not create unnecessary traffic before the release.
Renewal depends on the product and package. Check the selected package and Stripe Checkout for recurring billing terms, then review the order status and any renewal or cancellation options in your dashboard. A one-time purchase and a recurring subscription can behave differently. Contact support before paying if the renewal terms are unclear.
Due to the nature of proxy services, we do not offer refunds once proxies have been generated and delivered. However, if you experience an issue, open a Discord ticket and we'll review the setup with you.