Pokémon Center
One IP through the whole queue.
A queue remembers where you connected from. Point the task at port 4243 with a session token and every request leaves from the same residential IP, for up to 24 hours, in the store's own country.
Proof
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The string for a queue.
Sticky, US exit, held for two hours — the setup most Pokémon Center runners start from. Pick the country of the store you're running; the session id changes every time you generate.
us-residential2.basilproxies.com:4243:basil_demo-country-us-session-k4mz61pq-lifetime-120:vq20hxw8Example with placeholder credentials — yours generate in the dashboard. Port 4242 rotates, 4243 holds one IP; targeting rides the username.
Strings
Three strings. Same credentials.
The port and the tokens do all the work. One pair of credentials runs the queue, a second store's region and the restock monitor at once — only the username changes.
Read the docs# Pokémon Center US — one IP for two hours (port 4243) us-residential2.basilproxies.com:4243:USER-country-us-session-k4mz61pq-lifetime-120:PASS # A Japanese exit through the Asia gateway, same credentials ap-residential2.basilproxies.com:4243:USER-country-jp-session-x9d02mvq-lifetime-120:PASS # Restock monitor — a new IP on every request (port 4242) us-residential2.basilproxies.com:4242:USER-country-us:PASS
Which product
Residential, not ISP, for queues.
A queue wants an IP that looks like a home connection in the right country, and one you can drop and re-roll the moment it's burned. That's the residential pool: pay per gigabyte from 1 GB, rotate or stick per string, and pull a fresh identity by changing eight characters. ISP proxies are the other product — one dedicated IP that stays yours month to month — and they earn their keep on sites that are hard on residential traffic, not in a queue.
See residentialBefore you ask.
Up to 1,440 minutes — 24 hours — on port 4243. The lifetime is a number you write into the string; the same session id keeps the same IP until it runs out, then re-rolls. Change the id and you get a fresh IP immediately.
Yes. The -country- token picks the exit country, two-letter code, lowercase — us, jp, gb, ca, au or any of 190. Add a -city- token after it to narrow to one city; the dashboard's city picker gives you the exact code.
No. The string works in any HTTP proxy setting — a browser profile, an extension, a bot task. Port 4243 with a session token is a sticky session whatever sends the request.
Probably not. Brand-new credentials can answer 407 for the first minute or two while the gateways pick them up. Wait, retry, and only then re-copy the pair from the dashboard. Targeting tokens belong on the username, never the password.
It depends on the site and your bot, so we don't publish a number. Pay-as-you-go starts at 1 GB and never expires — buy small, run one drop, and read the statistics page: bandwidth per day, requests, and your top domains.
Generate them on the residential page of the dashboard — up to 100,000 lines in one go, in the format your bot expects. Or DM the Basil bot on Discord: /proxies hands you your own lines, a code block up to 25 and a .txt file beyond that.