Rotating (dynamic) proxies are a special type of proxy servers designed for maximum anonymity and efficiency in various tasks. Their key feature is the automatic IP address change with each new request to a website, providing the user with a unique IP for every page visit.

This mechanism significantly complicates the ability of web resources to track and block specific IPs or subnets, as requests come from constantly changing addresses.

Thanks to this, rotating proxies are particularly useful for tasks where anonymity and bypassing restrictions are important. They are actively used in web scraping, internet automation, and by those who want to maintain online privacy. Their use not only speeds up data collection but also reduces the risk of detection by automated protection systems and subsequent blocking by websites.

Our dynamic IP proxies are designed for interaction with third-party APIs. Each API request equals 1 tariff limit. Requests are counted by concurrent connections. When working with regular websites (e.g., parsing), one thread doesn't always equal one connection: your browser or software may send multiple requests simultaneously. For example, loading an e-commerce page might include 10-40 requests, while a Google search might generate up to 100 requests at once. Before choosing a tariff, we recommend checking the number of requests from the source website. This can be done through online tools like RequestMap (enter URL to see a request map with their quantity and types) or through browser developer tools. The "Network" tab displays network activity during page loading. Refresh the page with this tab active to capture all requests. After loading, you'll see a list of requests, their total number, and data volume transferred.

In your personal account, you can track the consumption of tariff limits (credits). If needed, the request limit can be increased. Statistics are updated with a 2-5 minute delay.

We offer server IPv4 proxies with request-based rotation and unlimited traffic - you only need to monitor your tariff limit (credits) usage.

All rotating proxy tariffs use exclusively legal server IP addresses, providing full access to our pool (over 100k IPv4 proxies). We don't use residential IPs (home) or any botnet addresses.

4xx and 5xx errors are counted towards the tariff limit, as the request was sent and a server response was received. To avoid useless credit consumption, we recommend monitoring errors in your software.

Tariff validity period is 30 days: you can use the entire limit in one day or spread it over a month. Unused credits expire after this period. When renewing a tariff, the full limit is available again - unused credits don't carry over. Refunds are only possible within the first 24 hours after purchase: unused credits are converted to your account balance for withdrawal via the ticket system. After 24 hours, tariff cancellation is possible but funds remain in the system balance for internal use.

To reduce requests when working with websites through your software, you can disable loading of non-critical content: 1) advertising materials (banners/scripts), 2) images/media, 3) third-party widgets (social media/chats), 4) external styles/fonts, 5) JavaScript files. This can be implemented through: client software settings (disabling resource loading in browser), specialized tools (Puppeteer/PhantomJS for HTTP request control), or server request modification. This speeds up work and reduces load, but may affect page functionality - it's important to balance performance with data completeness.

Our dynamic IP proxies are designed for API work, where 1 request = 1 tariff limit, accounting for concurrent connections. When working with regular websites (e.g., parsing), one thread often includes multiple requests: browsers or software may send dozens of requests simultaneously (e.g., e-commerce page - 10-40 requests, Google search - up to 100). This happens because a page consists of many elements (text, images, scripts), each loading with a separate request. The number of concurrent connections depends on the website and your software, so when choosing a tariff, consider that one thread may consume dozens of connections.