More Control Over Proxies: New Settings and Analytics in MangoProxy

In this May update, we enhanced connection settings and introduced more detailed analytics. This allows for more precise proxy management and better control over traffic usage. Below, we’ll walk you through what has changed. Going forward, we’ll regularly share updates on our infrastructure and new features of the service.

ISP Selection in Static Proxies

A new ISP selection option is now available in static ISP proxies.

This means you can now:

• use IPs from a specific provider depending on your task
• better adapt to platform requirements
• improve account stability

👉 Especially useful for:

multi-accounting, marketplaces, and services with strict anti-fraud systems.

Separate IP Pools: zone-cis and zone-custom

In residential proxy settings, we’ve added separate IP pools:

• zone-cis
• zone-custom

What this gives you:

• the ability to switch between pools if IPs are limited
• more flexibility in traffic sourcing
• better control over speed and connection quality

👉 If a specific geo has limitations or performance issues, you can now switch pools without reconfiguring everything.

Hourly Statistics by Sub-Accounts

We’ve expanded analytics with more detailed insights:

• traffic statistics are now available hourly
• breakdown by sub-accounts is included

This allows you to:

• track traffic usage by project
• monitor team activity
• quickly identify anomalies and overuse

👉 Especially useful for teams, agencies, and multi-project workflows.

What’s Next

Coming soon:

• a new IP pool (infrastructure expansion)
• premium mobile proxies at competitive pricing

Stay tuned – we’ll continue sharing updates regularly.

Summary

This update is not just about new features, but about improving the overall experience of working with proxies. Fewer manual limitations, more control and stability in day-to-day tasks. When you can fine-tune connections, quickly adjust settings, and clearly see how traffic is used, the workflow becomes simpler and easier to manage. This is the direction we’ll continue to move in.