Pokémon, sports and TCG restocks run the same kind of site-specific queue and checkout systems sneaker drops do, on a newer, far less saturated bot scene. Private residential's continuously-screened pool clears the anti-bot layer a restock queue runs, mobile adds carrier trust for the checkout window, and static ISP holds one dedicated identity per bot account — all on the same 50M+-address network, with plenty of room before anyone notices.
Three things worth knowing about how trading card copping actually works on this network, and what each one looks like from the inside.
Private residential clears the anti-bot layer a TCG restock queue runs — every address checked continuously and swapped the moment one fails. Mobile adds carrier-grade trust at the checkout step, and static ISP holds one dedicated, never-rotating identity per bot account across repeated restocks.
Get TCG restock proxiesSee which product fitsTrading card restocks are newer and far less saturated than sneaker or ticket bot traffic, but private residential draws on the exact same 50M+-address network — plenty of headroom for a watcher-and-checkout stack running many SKUs at once.
Get TCG restock proxiesSee which product fitsPrivate residential draws from the same 50M+ network as standard residential, but every address is checked continuously for blocks and bans — anything that fails is pulled and swapped for a clean one automatically, so a restock queue that starts flagging standard residential still gets through.
Get TCG restock proxiesSee which product fitsReach for private residential once a queue system starts flagging the standard pool — every address checked continuously and swapped on failure. Mobile adds carrier-grade trust at the checkout step, and static ISP holds one dedicated identity per bot account across repeated restocks.
Country, state, city and ASN targeting are included on every plan across 195+ countries, so a watcher-and-checkout stack can route through the same market a restock is actually selling in.
A new IP per request for broad crawls, or a sticky session for anything that needs to stay logged in or paginate as one identity — the same toggle on every product.
The product capabilities that actually matter for this job, line by line.
Five products can carry trading card copping traffic, each priced off the same live curve the dashboard charges from. Pick the one that fits the target.
Start here once a restock queue system flags the standard pool.
Adds carrier trust for the checkout step itself.
One dedicated identity per bot account across repeated restocks.
Yes — TCG restock bots run the same kind of site-specific queue and checkout systems sneaker drops do, just on a newer, far less saturated bot scene, which generally means less competition for the same restock window.
Private residential — every address is checked continuously for blocks and bans, and anything that fails is pulled and swapped for a clean one automatically, once a retailer's queue system starts flagging the standard pool. Mobile adds carrier-grade trust for the checkout step itself, and static ISP holds one dedicated identity per bot account.
Yes — country, state, city and ASN targeting are included on every plan across 195+ countries, so results come back the way a real user in that market would see them.
If your tooling needs it, yes — residential and private residential both support full SOCKS5 and UDP on the same host as HTTP, so a bot built on non-HTTP tooling still connects cleanly.
Only for tasks that need to stay logged in or paginate as one identity — hold an IP for a session. For broad, stateless work, rotate a new IP per request instead; both are one setting on any product.