Sneaker Release Types Explained: GR, QS, PE, F&F & More Explained
Sneaker release types tell you how widely a pair is distributed and who it was originally made for. GR means General Release, QS means Quickstrike, PE usually means Player Exclusive or Player [...]
Proxy Speed vs Success Rate: What Actually Matters for Sneaker Botting?
Success rate matters more than raw proxy speed for most sneaker botting setups. A 100 ms proxy that keeps getting blocked is worse than a 400 ms proxy that stays stable, matches the right region, [...]
Sticky vs Rotating Proxies for Sneaker Bots: Which Is Better?
Sticky proxies keep the same IP for a set session, while rotating proxies switch IPs based on the provider’s rotation rules. For sneaker bots, sticky sessions make sense when IP consistency [...]
What Is IP Reputation & Why Does It Matter for Sneaker Botting?
What Is IP Reputation? IP reputation is the level of trust or risk associated with an IP address based on its history, network characteristics, and observed behavior. For sneaker botting, that [...]
Why Sneaker Bot Checkouts Fail: Common Errors Explained
Your sneaker bot made it to checkout and then… L. Pain. But a failed checkout doesn’t automatically mean your bot is cooked. A sneaker bot depends on several moving parts: tasks, proxies, [...]
Best Proxies for Sneaker Sites: Guide & Top Picks
There’s no better time to dive into sneaker botting! Hyped sneakers keep dropping, competition is brutal, and resellers are always hunting for the next profitable release. If you’re already in [...]