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Preset
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Bart ISP Proxies Benchmark
Strong measured workload delivery, pool quality, trust and sourcing, and session stability; speed is the main constraint.
“Bart markets fresh static residential IPs with unlimited bandwidth and no throttling.”— Bart ISP marketing
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How it performed
Six dimensions, each built only from measurements with real spread — not the commodity plumbing checks. Grades are 0–100; a dash means we do not yet score that dimension for this line.
Benchmarkablepassed 6/6 baseline checksView checks
- Connection
- Exit identity
- HTTP reachability
- ASN accuracy
- Country geo accuracy
- Throughput reachability
Workload success99.3
Mean of equal-weighted workload-fixture success rates, scaled to 0-100. Each fixture already includes its configured raw HTTP and browser checks, so browser results are not counted twice. Baseline plumbing checks do not raise this grade.
E-commerce product fixture success rate 1.00 ratio · JSON workload fixture success rate 1.00 ratio · Large HTML fixture success rate 0.99 ratio · Listing page fixture success rate 0.99 ratio · SERP fixture success rate 0.99 ratio
Speed50
P95 latency banded 100 at <=200ms falling linearly to 0 at >=2000ms, averaged with throughput graded as min(100, MB/s × 10) when present.
P95 latency 6752.40 ms · Throughput 123.08 Mbps
What we measured
The sample
Endpoints sampled25
Eligible runs29
Network checks13k
Worker regions1
Observed exit IPs25
Per-workload results
Target classSuccessP95 latencyBlock rate
E-commerce product fixture99.6%550 ms0%
JSON workload fixture99.6%381 ms0%
Large HTML fixture98.5%1,017 ms0%
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