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Residential proxies by use case

Residential proxies are home-ISP IP addresses that let you see a platform as a household in a chosen country, state or city sees it. This page lists 70 platforms, each with the session, countries and setup that fit it. Plans start at $1.00/GB and fall to $0.80/GB, with a free 100 MB trial.

How to choose: mobile when the target is an app or an account that expects a phone (social networks, messaging, seller apps), residential when the job is collecting prices, rankings, catalogs or public data per country. The "Recommended" badge marks the platforms where residential is the usual pick; every page links to the other network.

On 14 September 2026 we loaded the home pages of 56 of these platforms in a real-browser test through US residential exits.

Home-ISP IPs in 228 countries · Rotating or sticky · HTTP and SOCKS5

Illustration: seven categories (AI assistants, e-commerce, search engines, social networks, streaming, games, apps, tools and travel) joined to one residential username, USER-country-us: one page per target.
Home-ISP IPs real households in 228 countries
Rotating or sticky up to 24 h on Basic and Premium
From $0.80/GB $1.00/GB on the $5 starter
Country · state · city targeting in the username, no extra cost

AI assistants

Sampling answers and citations across markets at volume, retrieval pipelines, and regional QA on home-ISP exits.

AI assistants on residential proxies: 8 platform guides, including Grok, Copilot and ChatGPT.

E-commerce

Price, stock, Buy Box and review monitoring per storefront, rotating through home IPs in each country.

E-commerce on residential proxies: 15 platform guides, including Rakuten, Subito.it and Zalando.

Social networks

Public research, hashtag and trend collection at volume, plus Premium sticky sessions for accounts.

Social networks on residential proxies: 9 platform guides, including Instagram, Facebook and Jarvee.

Streaming

Catalog, pricing and localization research across countries on rotating home IPs; verification, not evasion.

Streaming on residential proxies: 9 platform guides, including Netflix, YouTube and Crunchyroll.

Games

Regional store pricing, public game data and SOCKS5 sessions for latency tests by country.

Games on residential proxies: 7 platform guides, including PlayStation, World of Warcraft and Path of Exile.

Apps, tools and travel

Desktop clients, research and QA on home-ISP exits, with sticky sessions where a login must persist.

Apps, tools and travel on residential proxies: 13 platform guides, including IRCTC, Booking.com and OpenClash.

On 14 September 2026, 56 of these platforms loaded in a real browser through US residential exits, and 4 showed the sign-in page they give any logged-out visitor. Each platform page shows its own result; a proxy is not a promise of access.

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The two screens behind every platform page

Every guide above ends in the same place: a bundle on the plans page and the endpoint generator, which writes the username — country, state, city, session, protocol — so that the four values go into any HTTP or SOCKS5 client unchanged.

QuanticData dashboard, Buy proxies → Residential: the Residential Basic bundles at $1.00/GB, 200+ countries, rotating and sticky sessions, below the Residential Premium line.
Buy proxies → Residential in the QuanticData dashboard, scrolled to the Residential Basic line ($1.00/GB, 200+ countries) under the Premium bundles. Balance and account identifiers are covered.
QuanticData endpoint generator for a Residential Premium plan: targeting by country, region and city or by country and ISP, pool selection, rotating or sticky session, HTTP or SOCKS5, quantity and output format.
The endpoint generator of a residential plan: country, region and city or ISP, pool, session, protocol and output format. Order and plan identifiers are covered.

FAQ

Residential Proxies by platform: how to choose, sessions, countries, price.

Something else? Ask us

Which platforms do QuanticData residential proxies cover?

QuanticData lists 70 platforms on this page, one guide each: AI assistants, marketplaces, search engines, social networks, streaming services, games, and apps and tools such as antidetect browsers and iOS proxy clients. The network is the same for all of them — real home-ISP IPs in 228 countries — and each page explains what people do on that platform, which session to use and what it costs.

When should I choose residential proxies over mobile ones?

QuanticData recommends residential proxies for data collection at volume — prices, rankings, listings, public content — because home-ISP addresses in 228 countries rotate per request and cost from $1.00/GB down to $0.80. For accounts and apps that expect a phone, the mobile network is the better fit; each platform page links to both.

How are sessions set on QuanticData residential proxies?

QuanticData sets sessions in the username: leave it out for a new IP on every request, or add a session ID and a lifetime to keep one IP (up to 24 hours on Basic and Premium). Country, state and city targeting go in the same string, so there is no proxy list to import and the same credentials work in any HTTP or SOCKS5 client.

How much do residential proxies cost per platform?

QuanticData charges the same per-GB price whatever the platform: from $1.00/GB on the $5 starter down to $0.80/GB on 1,000 GB, 30- to 360-day terms, no subscription and no per-port fees. A free 100 MB trial on Residential Basic lets you test a platform before buying, and the $5 starter covers 5 GB.

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