Dynamic residential

Rotating or sticky residential exits, billed by traffic.

Dynamic residential proxies route each request through a residential exit in the region you choose. Use rotating mode for independent requests, or a sticky session when a short workflow needs the same exit for a while.

At a glance

Billing	Traffic packages in GB, each valid for a fixed number of days (currently 30)
Protocols	HTTP (also for HTTPS destinations) and SOCKS5
IP mode	Rotating, or sticky for 1–120 minutes
Region	Any region, or a country, state and city where available
Usage	Daily usage per sub-account, exportable as CSV

Current packages and USD prices are on the pricing page and in the console under Buy products → Dynamic residential.

How traffic works

• Buying a package grants its traffic to your dynamic sub-account. Your first purchase creates the sub-account automatically.
• When you hold several packages, traffic is deducted from the one that expires first.
• Only packages that are unexpired and not revoked count toward your available traffic.
• A sub-account is paused when it has no traffic left or its packages have expired, and resumes when new traffic is granted.
• Usage figures come from the network provider’s verified data and can lag by a short time.

Sticky sessions keep the same exit for the window you choose but do not guarantee a permanent IP. If you need a fixed IP, use static residential or static native.

Limitations

• Creating additional sub-accounts or moving traffic between sub-accounts is not self-service.
• Proxy traffic goes directly from your software to the proxy entry, so ipcrazy has no per-request logs. Only daily usage is available.

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