What's the difference between a subnet and a public range?

A public range is shared by several users, while a subnet is dedicated to you alone.

On a public range you get working IPs, but because others use the same range, there's a higher risk of bans or flags, especially on sensitive platforms.

With a dedicated subnet you're the only user, so you control the IPs' reputation and usage. That makes subnets more stable for long-term use and better for work where consistency and trust matter.

See dedicated subnet plans