Stop browsing the public web from your home or office IP. Rotate a real residential address so trackers see a moving target — without installing a full-tunnel VPN.
Recommended: rotating residential for everyday browsing. Switch to a static residential IP only for a bank or portal that emails 'this IP only'. This page is not a scraper guide and not antivirus.
Keep shopping and research off a months-stable ISP IP.
Do not put client traffic on café Wi-Fi egress.
Read sensitive sources without a durable home IP trail.
One rotating endpoint in the browser — not a family VPN appliance.
A proxy routes the apps you configure. It does not encrypt the whole OS like a VPN, and it does not fetch pages for you like Web Scraping API.
Ad networks love a home IP that never changes.
Datacenter VPN IPs are already on blocklists.
Rotating every minute will trip fraud systems — use static for those sites.
VPN breaks printers and some video calls.
Fix DNS/WebRTC in the browser; the IP product cannot.
You do not need API credits or mobile GB to hide a browser.
Recommended: rotating residential. Alternative: static residential for one allowlisted login. Skip Web Scraping API, mobile, and datacenter on this page.
| Product | Billing | Use it when… |
|---|---|---|
| Residential · Rotating Recommended | Pay per GB | Recommended — daily browsing privacy, new residential IP as often as you like. |
| Residential · Static | Per IP / period | Alternative — one site demanded a fixed IP (bank, gov, employer allowlist). |
Browser or OS proxy, pay per GB.
When they whitelist you.
For browser-only privacy, often yes. For all OS traffic including UDP games, use a VPN.
No. That page is desktop software that splits apps. This page is the IP you buy.
Looks like a hosting provider. Use residential.
See Privacy Policy. Use HTTPS end-to-end.
No.
One pack is enough. Buy static only for the site that requires it.