What is ShardX

A brief overview of ShardX and its products

ShardX (formerly ProxyShard) brings together Residential, Datacenter, ISP, and Mobile proxies with tools for browser workflows, testing, and automation. Datacenter and ISP addresses are assigned to one customer and are not shared. Availability of UDP, p0f switching, and other features depends on the product and location.

ShardX products and tools

Proxy services, browser tools, and testing services in the ShardX ecosystem


Our products

Residential proxies

IP addresses from residential and mobile providers with configurable location, session type, and connection parameters. They suit tasks that require a varied address pool and a regular consumer network profile.

Datacenter proxies

Fast static proxies with dedicated IP addresses. They suit long-running sessions and tasks that require a stable connection, high speed, and a consistent address.

ISP proxies

Static addresses hosted on internet service provider networks. They combine the stability of Datacenter proxies with an ISP network profile and are assigned to one customer.

Mobile proxies

Mobile carrier proxies with country and carrier selection. You can rotate the IP through a link, while available settings depend on the selected plan and location.

ShardX Extension

A browser extension for Chrome, Firefox, and Chromium-based browsers. It stores proxy profiles, switches and tests connections, and can rotate a Mobile proxy IP on a timer or keyboard shortcut.

ShardBrowser

A modern anti-detect browser for isolated profiles with consistent fingerprints and dedicated proxy settings. It supports Windows, macOS, and Linux, as well as a local HTTP API, CDP, Puppeteer, Playwright, and an MCP server for automation.

IP Checker

A tool for checking an IP address, UDP, FakeISP indicators, WebRTC behavior, and browser profile parameters. It helps verify a connection before starting work.

Proxy Tester

Checks proxy availability, response time, exit IP, and UDP support. It can quickly test a single address or a list of proxies.

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