Agency multi-account proxies with a per-client IP pool
A social media agency never runs one account — it runs dozens, across clients, across platforms, all at once. The quickest way to lose a client's accounts is to let them share IPs with another client's. Agency multi-account proxies close that gap: every client gets their own walled-off pool of dedicated Polish exits, so no two clients ever touch the same address.
Per-client isolation is the agency's whole risk model
Run accounts for many clients out of one shared address space and you hand the platforms cross-links they can see. Per-client IP pools keep each book of business in its own lane.
Why agencies need per-client isolation
Client A's account and Client B's logging in from the same IP look like one operator running both — exactly the footprint that gets whole batches flagged at once. When that happens, the fallout lands on clients who did nothing wrong, and you are the one explaining it on a call. Keep each client on its own block of exits and a flag stays with the account that earned it, not the agency.
Pools that map to your client structure
Carve out a block of dedicated exits per client, then assign one IP per account inside it. Client A's twelve profiles each get their own sticky exit from Client A's pool; Client B's profiles draw from Client B's. The structure mirrors how you already think about your roster, so onboarding a new client is just provisioning a fresh pool and handing out exits.
Sticky exits for stable client accounts
Client accounts are long-lived, and they need stable IP histories to stay healthy. Sticky sessions hold each exit for the lifetime of the order, so a profile you set up for a client in January is still on the same address in December. That stability is what lets you show a client a clean, defensible account history if they ever ask how their profiles are run.
Built for agency-scale operations
Walled-off client pools
A separate block of dedicated PL exits per client, so two clients never share an address or a footprint.
One IP per account
Each profile inside a pool gets its own sticky exit — the cross-account link that triggers batch flags never forms.
Scriptable assignment
Auth is user plus profile id plus a sticky window, so profile-to-exit-to-client mapping is one config line.
One dashboard, many clients
Add a client, spin up their pool, bind their accounts — no juggling a dozen separate vendors.
Agency proxy stack at a glance
Agency multi-account proxy questions
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Provision your first client pool
Sizing the pools
Onboarding several clients at once? Check the pricing for per-IP rates, then create an account and provision your first client pool in under 90 seconds.
Warm one account on a clean IP, free
One real mobile IP for an hour, no card. Put a single profile behind it, confirm the session stays stable, then scale to more accounts.