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MANYROUTE policy

Provider and Network Disclosure

How MANYROUTE combines, describes, and changes upstream proxy capacity.

Worldwide serviceEffective July 27, 2026
Current policyThis document applies to MANYROUTE services. Questions may be sent to support@manyroute.net.
Contents1. Independent service2. Provider approval3. Mixed pools4. Pool descriptions5. No guaranteed provider6. Session and protocol7. Provider controls8. No endorsement9. Current composition

1. Independent service

MANYROUTE is an independent reseller and routing service. It does not own every IP address or network used to provide the service. Access is sourced from upstream proxy, carrier, hosting, and network providers under applicable commercial arrangements.

2. Provider approval

MANYROUTE includes an upstream provider in a commercial pool only after confirming the authorization required for resale or downstream customer use. Provider names are disclosed only where permitted by the relevant commercial arrangement.

3. Mixed pools

A mixed pool may route traffic through more than one approved provider. The composition, weighting, and available inventory can change because of capacity, health, geography, quality, security, cost, maintenance, or compliance requirements.

4. Pool descriptions

  • Residential refers to IP addresses represented by an upstream provider as residential network capacity.
  • Mobile refers to IP addresses represented as mobile-carrier or mobile-network capacity.
  • ASN targeting refers to routing selected for an advertised autonomous system, subject to availability.
  • Private capacity refers to inventory allocated under restricted-access conditions defined by MANYROUTE and its providers.
  • A country selection refers to the intended exit-IP country and is not a guarantee of a specific city or physical device location.

5. No guaranteed provider

Unless a product description expressly states otherwise, a purchase does not guarantee access to a named provider, carrier, ASN, device, city, individual IP address, or fixed provider weighting.

6. Session and protocol

MANYROUTE currently provides HTTP proxy access with sticky sessions. Session continuity remains subject to data availability, upstream-provider limits, IP health, maintenance, and security controls.

7. Provider controls

Upstream providers may block destinations, apply rate limits, investigate abuse, change inventory, or require suspension of traffic. MANYROUTE may enforce these controls and may move traffic to another approved provider when appropriate.

8. No endorsement

Displaying or naming an upstream provider does not imply that the provider sponsors, endorses, or is affiliated with MANYROUTE. Customers contract with MANYROUTE, not directly with an upstream provider, unless expressly stated otherwise.

9. Current composition

The storefront describes each pool’s network type, intended geography, and service characteristics. Exact provider names, inventory, and weightings may remain confidential for contractual or security reasons and may change over time. Material product questions may be sent to support@manyroute.net.

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