Campaign Delivery — TrafficCreator Help Center
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- Direct Mode vs Proxy Mode in TrafficCreator
Professional and Expert route traffic through residential proxy IPs by default, which is what makes country/city targeting and GA4-visible organic-looking behavior possible; direct delivery without proxy routing is not the standard path for these tiers.
- How Daily Hit Limits Work in TrafficCreator
The Visitors per Day value you set is the daily ceiling for a project. Once it's reached, that project stops for the rest of the UTC day and resumes automatically at the next UTC midnight — it never runs past the limit you set.
- How Proxy Mode Affects TrafficCreator Delivery
Professional and Expert tiers route traffic through residential IPs, which target real countries (and, on Expert, real cities) more accurately than datacenter IPs — but delivery speed depends on how much residential inventory is available in your chosen locations.
- How to Pause, Resume, or Stop a TrafficCreator Project
Use Pause Campaign / Resume Campaign from the project's More menu to stop or restart delivery at any time — your balance and progress are preserved while paused.
- How Traffic Pacing Works in TrafficCreator
Delivery is spread across the day up to your Visitors Per Day cap, rather than sent all at once — this produces a more natural-looking traffic pattern than a single burst.
- What Happens When a Target Location Is Unavailable
If TrafficCreator can't source traffic for a targeted country, the affected project is automatically paused and you're notified by email — it does not silently fail or keep retrying indefinitely.
- Why TrafficCreator Delivery Can Be Slower Than Expected
Your set "Visitors Per Day" is a target ceiling, not a guarantee — actual delivery speed depends on available inventory for your targeted countries and tier, and can run below that ceiling on some days.
- Why Your TrafficCreator Project Is Not Delivering Traffic
Only projects showing active deliver traffic. If yours isn't delivering, the dashboard usually already knows why — on a desktop browser, rest your mouse on the project's status badge and a tooltip shows the exact reason delivery is held. Match that text against the table below.