Use case

Autonomous AI Agents

Give your agent a real-world IP.

Sticky residential sessions for tool-using LLMs. Works with OpenAI Agents, Anthropic Computer Use, Browserbase, LangChain, and any framework that takes a proxy URL.

  • Per-task sticky sessions
  • Real-user fingerprint trust
  • Sub-second rotation
By the numbers
10M+
agent actions / day
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Overview

Why teams choose Rainproxy for autonomous ai agents.

Autonomous AI agents — the kind built on OpenAI Agents SDK, Anthropic Computer Use, LangChain and Browserbase — only work as well as the network they sit on. The moment an agent's browsing tool hits a CAPTCHA, a 403 or a soft-block, every downstream reasoning step degrades. Rainproxy gives every agent a real residential IP with a trusted device fingerprint so its web tools behave like a real user, not a bot.

Built specifically for inference-time browsing, our sticky residential pool keeps an agent on the same IP for the duration of a task, so cookies, sessions, and TLS fingerprints stay consistent. When the task finishes, the IP is recycled into a 75M+ ethically-sourced pool — your next agent run gets a fresh identity in milliseconds. It is the proxy layer modern AI startups use to move from prototype to production agents that don't break in the wild.

Why Rainproxy

Built for serious autonomous ai agents workloads.

Agent-native endpoints

SOCKS5 + HTTPS endpoints with retry and exponential backoff baked in — drop them into any agent framework that accepts a proxy URL.

75M+ real residential IPs

Ethically sourced from real consumer devices in 195+ countries. Your agent looks like a person in Berlin, Lagos or São Paulo on demand.

Sub-second IP rotation

Per-request or per-task rotation policies, so reasoning loops never stall waiting for a clean exit.

Built for tool use

Compatible with OpenAI Agents, Anthropic Computer Use, LangChain, AutoGen, Crew AI, LlamaIndex and any homegrown stack.

How it works

From zero to production in three steps.

Step 1

Allocate sticky session

Each agent task gets a 30-min sticky residential IP, so cookies and TLS fingerprints stay consistent.

Step 2

Route tool calls

Web fetch, browsing and form-submit tools route through the assigned proxy URL — no per-request setup.

Step 3

Rotate on completion

When the task ends, the IP is released back to the pool. Next task gets a fresh identity.

Works with your stack

Drop-in for the tools you already use.

OpenAI AgentsAnthropic Computer UseBrowserbaseLangChainAutoGenCrew AI
FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

Which AI agent frameworks work with Rainproxy?+

Any framework that accepts an HTTP or SOCKS5 proxy URL. That includes OpenAI Agents SDK, Anthropic Computer Use, LangChain, LlamaIndex, AutoGen, Crew AI, Browserbase and custom Playwright/Puppeteer harnesses.

Do I need residential or datacenter proxies for my AI agent?+

For most agent workloads — browsing, form submission, login flows — residential is the right default because it carries real-user trust signals. Datacenter is faster and cheaper for non-blocking targets like internal APIs and public datasets.

How do sticky sessions help LLM tool use?+

Sticky sessions keep the same IP across multiple tool calls, so multi-step agent workflows preserve cookies, login state and TLS fingerprints. Without them, every fetch looks like a different visitor and many sites will reject the session.

Is using Rainproxy with an AI agent legal and ethical?+

Yes. Our entire residential pool is opt-in and compensated. Customers are bound to our AUP, which prohibits illegal data collection, account fraud, and abuse.

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