Seven controls that decide whether your requests land or get blocked — rotating residential IPs, zip code, city/state and ASN targeting, IP quality filtering, speed filtering and a custom session TTL. Watch them work below.

One endpoint, a brand new residential IP on every request — generate the proxy string once and our router does the rest.
One endpoint, a brand new residential IP on every request — straight from the generator, no code changes.
Enter a postal code and every exit in your session resolves inside it — verified before the request leaves our network.
Drill down from country to state or city — every exit resolves inside the exact area you picked, so you see what a local user sees.
Lock your session to a specific carrier — Comcast, Deutsche Telekom, Jio and thousands more — so the target sees a consistent network origin.
Every candidate exit is scored on reputation, blacklist history and recent success — anything under your minimum never reaches your session.
Restrict rotation to the fastest exits in the pool — same targeting, just the low-latency slice of it.
Set a sticky time from 1 second to 60 minutes and the same residential IP carries your whole flow — then rotates cleanly when it expires.
Set any value from 1 second to 60 minutes per session — or drop the TTL parameter and rotate on every single request.
Every control is resolved inside our routing layer before your request ever leaves the network. A bad exit is replaced instead of returned — so a blocked response never costs you bandwidth, and your success rate stays high without you writing retry logic.
Exits are re-tested continuously against real targets. Reputation drops, the IP leaves rotation the same minute — no nightly list refresh.
Filters and targeting are applied pre-flight. Requests that would fail your rules are never billed as bandwidth.
Among every IP that still matches your country, city, zip, ASN and score, the router picks the fastest one available at that moment.
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