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rotating proxies
Rotating IPv6 and IPv4 proxies for data collection and multithreaded software. A new IP on every request or on a timer, unlimited traffic, and pricing by concurrent connections.
IP addresses in 12 countries
Germany
Netherlands
Austria
Russia
Brazil
Thailand
France
USA
Spain
Italy
United Kingdom
CanadaProxies for every task
Rotating IPv6 and IPv4 for scraping and multithreaded software, plus static datacenter IPv4.
A huge IPv6 pool for scraping and multithreaded software
Ten different /29 networks and a new address on every request or on a timer. You pay for concurrent connections, not for traffic.
- 10 different /29 networks
- Rotation: per-request or time-based
- User/pass and IP — at once
Rotating IPv4 where IPv6 isn't accepted
A pool of 10,000+ addresses and a new IP on every request. For sites and services that don't work over IPv6.
- 10,000+ rotating IPs
- Rotation: per-request
- HTTP, SOCKS5
Static datacenter IPv4
Static shared addresses that don't change for the whole term. You choose the countries and the traffic volume, unlimited from 1,000 addresses. For tasks that need a permanent IP: antidetect browsers, allowlists, long sessions.
- 15,000+ static IPv4
- Static shared IPs
- HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5
Infrastructure built for load
Our own gateways, an address pool sized for your task, and every common protocol.
IP addresses worldwide
IPv6 comes through our own gateways; IPv4 comes from a pool where the country changes on every request.
Up to 10 Gbps per gateway
Germany, the Netherlands and Austria at 10 Gbps each, Russia at 2.5 Gbps.
A new address on every request
IPv6 can also rotate on a timer, keeping an address for a set time.
As many connections as you need
Rotating proxies are billed per connection. Buy exactly the number of threads your project needs — there's no upper cap on the purchase.
User/password and IP — at the same time
User/password and IP allowlist authentication run in parallel. No need to choose between them — use either or both at any time.
HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5
Works with browsers, scrapers and any software that has a proxy setting.
Built for specific tasks
Each use case gets the right proxy type and its own setup page.
Scraping
Requests spread across the pool, so a site never sees a burst from one address.
Multithreaded software
Checkers, scrapers and schedulers get as many addresses as they have threads.
Marketplaces
Price and stock monitoring over IPv4, since some marketplaces don't accept IPv6.
Antidetect browsers
A permanent address for the profile's whole life, no IP change mid-session.
SEO & SERP checks
Rank tracking across regions and many queries from different addresses.
Don't see your task?
Message support: we'll suggest the right proxy type and how many threads you need.
Why IPv6
IPv6 has orders of magnitude more addresses than the entire IPv4 internet, so a new IP on every request never runs out.
times the whole IPv4 internet would fit into a single /29 network
IPv6 — when the site accepts it
The largest address pool of our plans. Best where repeating an IP hurts:
Rotating IPv6 Proxies from 650 ₽IPv4 — when IPv6 isn't accepted
Some platforms don't accept IPv6 connections — Ozon, Avito, hh.ru and VK, for example. For those, use rotating IPv4:
Rotating IPv4 Proxies from 1 375 ₽# your connection string is in the dashboard
curl -x "http://<login>:<password>@<host>:<port>" \
https://api.ipify.org
203.0.113.45
# same request again: a different address
curl -x "http://<login>:<password>@<host>:<port>" \
https://api.ipify.org
203.0.113.118curl -X POST https://op-proxy.com/api/v1/purchase \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $OPX_TOKEN" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"type": "ipv4_rotating", "plan_id": "<plan_id>", "country": "mixed"}'import os, requests
r = requests.get(
"https://op-proxy.com/api/v1/services",
params={"status": "active", "limit": 50},
headers={"Authorization": f"Bearer {os.environ['OPX_TOKEN']}"},
)
print(len(r.json()["data"]["services"]), "active services")An API for automation
Buy and renew proxies, switch country and rotation, and manage the IP allowlist from your own code.
- REST API: catalog, purchase, renewal, country, rotation and IP allowlist
- Access with an API key from your dashboard
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about our proxy services
What is a proxy server?
A proxy server sits between your machine and the internet: requests leave from its address rather than yours. For data collection that matters because it spreads load across many addresses, so you do not hit the per-address rate limit that platforms enforce.
What's the difference between IPv4 and IPv6 proxies?
IPv4 proxies use the traditional addressing system, IPv6 the newer and larger one. The IPv6 pool is far bigger and cheaper per thread, but it does not suit every task: if the target site has no AAAA record, it is reachable over IPv4 only.
What is IP rotation?
Rotation changes the address automatically — per request or on a set interval. It spreads requests across the whole pool, so each individual address carries a small share and no single one exhausts the rate limit.
How do I set up your proxy service?
After purchasing a plan, you'll receive credentials and connection details. You can then configure your browser, application, or system to use our proxy servers. We provide detailed setup guides for various platforms in our documentation.
Do you offer a trial or money-back guarantee?
Yes, we offer a limited trial for new users to test our service. Additionally, we have a 1-hour money-back guarantee if you are not satisfied with our service — on all plans except Datacenter IPv4.
We answer around the clock in a dashboard ticket, and the whole conversation stays there.