Rotating and sticky sessions
By default the IP changes on every request. Add a session to keep one IP for the number of minutes you set.
Route market research, price monitoring, SEO checks and development tests through residential IPs. Buy traffic by the gigabyte and manage it yourself.
http://user-country-DE-session-ab12cd-time-10:••••••••@PROXY_HOST:8080By default the IP changes on every request. Add a session to keep one IP for the number of minutes you set.
Connect over HTTP, including tunnels to HTTPS sites, or over SOCKS5. Both use the same username and password.
Choose a country, or narrow down to a state, city or ISP where the network offers them.
Build connection strings, reset the proxy password, and pause or resume a plan without writing to support.
See used and remaining GB, hourly usage and when data was last synced. Turn on low-traffic alerts by email.
Each purchase is one order for a set number of GB. There is no subscription to cancel.
An email and a password are enough. Confirm the email to unlock purchases.
Pick a volume and pay by card on the payment provider's page.
Host, ports and credentials appear in your dashboard after a confirmed payment. Issuing is on hold while sales are not open.
Point your tool at the proxy, follow consumption in the dashboard, and top up the same plan when it runs low.
Choose a volume. Prices are read from the live catalog.
1 GB
$2.49
$2.49 per GB
Coming soon
5 GB
$9.95
$1.99 per GB
Coming soon
20 GB
$34.90
$1.75 per GB
Coming soon
See search results as they appear in another country or city.
Collect public data at a pace the target site can handle.
Track what shoppers in each market see on public product pages.
Check that ads and landing pages display correctly by region.
A proxy is one setting in your HTTP client. Credentials stay in environment variables.
export PROXY_USER="your-username"
export PROXY_PASS="your-password"
curl --proxy "http://PROXY_HOST:8080" \
--proxy-user "$PROXY_USER:$PROXY_PASS" \
"https://proxyron.com/api/tools/myip"import os
import requests # pip install requests
user = os.environ["PROXY_USER"]
password = os.environ["PROXY_PASS"]
proxy = f"http://{user}:{password}@PROXY_HOST:8080"
response = requests.get(
"https://proxyron.com/api/tools/myip",
proxies={"http": proxy, "https": proxy},
timeout=30,
)
response.raise_for_status()
print(response.json())// npm install undici
import { ProxyAgent, fetch } from "undici";
const credentials = `${process.env.PROXY_USER}:${process.env.PROXY_PASS}`;
const dispatcher = new ProxyAgent({
uri: "http://PROXY_HOST:8080",
token: "Basic " + Buffer.from(credentials).toString("base64"),
});
const response = await fetch("https://proxyron.com/api/tools/myip", { dispatcher });
if (!response.ok) throw new Error(`HTTP ${response.status}`);
console.log(await response.json());A proxy that sends your request through an IP address belonging to a home internet connection, assigned by a regular ISP. To the site you visit, the request looks like one from an ordinary user in that location, not from a data center. More on residential proxies.
Each plan holds a number of gigabytes. Traffic through the proxy is subtracted from it, and the dashboard shows what is used and what remains. These figures come from the network supplier, and the dashboard shows when they were last synced.
No. Bandwidth plans have no expiry date: unused GB stay on the plan until you use them.
Yes, with a sticky session. Add a session ID and a number of minutes to the proxy username, and requests with that ID stay on one IP. A residential connection can still drop, so your code should cope with a change. See rotating or sticky sessions.
Not at the moment. Proxies themselves connect over standard HTTP and SOCKS5, and plans, credentials and usage are managed in the dashboard.
When the payment is confirmed, the system creates the plan automatically and the connection details appear in your dashboard. If that cannot be done, the order is flagged for manual handling and shows its status to you, and you are refunded if the plan cannot be delivered. See the refund policy.