Residential - perGB
How Proxidize Residential Proxies work: 190+ countries, city and ISP targeting, rollover data, Access Points, and IP behavior.
Proxidize Residential Proxies use real home-ISP IP addresses from a globally distributed pool, sourced ethically and with consent through Proxidize's bandwidth-sharing app and partner apps.
They're the product to use for coverage anywhere outside the United States, and they're built for scalable, geo-targeted work like scraping, monitoring, and research.
Residential is offered on the PerGB model only.
Coverage and targeting
190+ countries, with city-level and ISP-level targeting.
ISP selection: available ISPs are listed dynamically based on the country and city you choose. Pick a specific ISP, or choose Random to rotate across all available ISPs.
Use Random City to rotate within a country, or select a specific city for precise targeting.
Access Points
You work with Per GB through Access Points: independent proxy configurations that all draw from the same data balance. You can create unlimited Access Points and delete them anytime (a deleted name can't be reused).
Each Access Point has its own:
Protocol (HTTP or SOCKS5)
Hostname type (IP or DNS)
IP mode (Sticky or Randomize)
Location (city or Random City)
Authentication method (see below)
Authentication
When creating an Access Point, you'll choose how it authenticates, either via User / Pass (Named) or IP Whitelist.
User / Pass: enter an Access Point name (letters, numbers, and underscores only); credentials are generated automatically.
IP Whitelist: authenticate by approved public IP. Each whitelisted IP creates one dedicated Access Point, with its configuration (protocol, hostname, IP mode, location) set at creation. If your public IP changes, add the new one or access stops.
IP Whitelist Configuration
IP Whitelist Access Points include a Configuration section where you can set the following options directly at creation:
Proxy Type: HTTP or SOCKS5
Hostname: IP or DNS
IP Mode: Random or Sticky
Location
These settings apply specifically to the IP Whitelist Access Point and determine how proxy traffic is routed for requests originating from your whitelisted IPs.
Note: IP Whitelisting authenticates based on your source public IP address. If your public IP changes (e.g. due to ISP reassignment, VPN usage, or network changes), access will stop working until the new IP is added to the allowlist. For frequently changing IP environments, User/Pass may be more reliable.
Getting your proxies
All of your proxies are listed together under the Formatted Proxy List section of the dashboard. There, you'll be able to see every proxy in one place, choose your protocol and format, and copy them individually or export in bulk (batches of 10, 20, 50, or 100). Formats:
IP:Port:Username:PasswordUsername:Password@IP:Port
To build a mixed list with different settings per batch (country, city, ISP, protocol, stickiness, Access Point), use the Session Builder and export it all as one list.
Changing your IP
Per GB has no rotate button and no rotation URL. To get a new IP, change the session key in your credentials, or select a different proxy from the pool. Use Refresh Session IDs to regenerate all session credentials at once.
Sticky IP: the same IP for the duration of a session, identified by a session key. Mobile sticky IPs are carrier-controlled and typically hold ~1–4 hours.
Randomize IP: a new IP on every request; best for scraping and high-volume automation.
Getting started
Choose a bandwidth package and subscribe.
Create an Access Point and select your location (country, city, ISP).
Choose Sticky or Randomize IP mode.
Copy your credentials from the Formatted Proxy List into your tool or script.
Full connection help is in Setting Up Your Proxidize Proxies.
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Need Help?
If you have any questions, concerns, or need further clarification, feel free to reach out to us via live chat or email us directly at support@proxidize.com.
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