GLOSSARY

What is a rotating proxy?

A rotating proxy gives you a new exit IP per request or session, spreading traffic to avoid blocks. Learn how rotation works and test a proxy free.

A rotating proxy automatically changes the exit IP address it uses — per request, or per timed session — so your traffic is spread across many IPs instead of hammering one. This is how large-scale scraping avoids rate limits and IP bans.

Per-request vs sticky sessions

Per-request rotation gives every call a fresh IP — ideal for spreading load across independent requests. Sticky sessions keep the same IP for a set time so a multi-step flow (login, navigate, submit) stays consistent. Good providers let you choose per use case.

Why rotation helps

Sites throttle or ban IPs that make too many requests. By distributing requests across a large pool, no single IP crosses the threshold, so you sustain higher throughput without tripping rate limits. Our residential network rotates across 190+ countries.

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FAQ

When should I use sticky sessions?›
When a task spans multiple requests that must appear to come from the same user — logins, carts, or multi-page flows.
Does rotation guarantee I won’t get blocked?›
No, but spreading requests across many IPs greatly reduces per-IP rate-limit and ban risk.

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