Rotating proxies from $0.50/GB

Rotating proxies give every request a different IP address from a large pool, instead of reusing one fixed IP. That spreads your traffic across many exits so no single IP takes all the load — which is exactly what large-scale scraping needs. QuanticData rotates on every request by default, and you can switch to a sticky session when a flow needs one consistent IP.

A rotating proxy changes IP automatically — typically every request — while a static proxy keeps the same IP for as long as you use it. Rotating suits high-volume scraping where you want to spread requests across many IPs; static suits logins, checkouts and accounts that expect one stable identity. With QuanticData you pick per request, not per plan.

Rotating gives a fresh IP on each request. A sticky session pins one IP for a set time — up to 120 minutes — so a multi-step flow (log in, add to cart, check out) stays on the same exit. Both are set with the same credentials: add a session token for sticky, omit it for rotating.

They answer different questions. "Residential" describes where the IP comes from (a real home connection); "rotating" describes how often it changes. You can have rotating residential, rotating datacenter or rotating mobile — QuanticData rotates across all three networks, so you choose the IP source and the rotation behaviour independently.

Point your HTTP client at one endpoint and every request rotates automatically — no proxy list to manage. In requests or Scrapy, set the proxy to the rotating endpoint with your username:password; each call exits from a new IP. Sticky sessions are enabled by adding a session token to the username.

Datacenter rotating plans include high-throughput, effectively unlimited options; residential and mobile are billed per GB so bursty jobs don't pay for idle capacity. Concurrent sessions are unlimited on every network, so throughput scales with the requests you open.

Residential (real home IPs), datacenter (fastest and cheapest) and mobile (4G/5G carrier IPs). Rotation, country targeting and sticky sessions work the same way across all three — you choose the network per request.

Free rotating proxy lists exist and they behave the way free things behave: the IPs are shared with everyone else who found the same list, most are already blocked on the sites actually worth scraping, and your traffic passes through a machine nobody can vouch for — so never send credentials or anything private through one. They are fine for a throwaway test, not for work you depend on. Here rotation starts at $0.50/GB, and every account gets $1 of usage free every month, which is enough to test a real rotating pool before paying anything.

Rotating datacenter starts at $0.50/GB, rotating residential from $0.60/GB on the Basic line, and rotating residential Premium at $2.50/GB for the hardest anti-bot targets. Rotation, country targeting and sticky sessions are included on every plan — you only choose the network.

Yes. Country targeting is a request parameter, so you can rotate IPs and still keep every exit in the country you need. Residential covers the widest country list; datacenter and mobile cover the major markets.

For most scraping, yes — a fresh IP per request spreads load and avoids one IP being rate-limited or blocked. Use a sticky session only for the parts of a flow that must stay on one IP, such as a login or a multi-page checkout.

Using rotating proxies is legal in most jurisdictions. What matters is what you do through them: collect public data, respect each site's terms of service, and don't access private systems or personal data.

Yes. The same rotating network powers QuanticData's scraping, SERP and crawling APIs: send a URL or a query and get clean Markdown or JSON back, with rotation handled for you and billing only on success.