Connect your software to a fast rotating proxy network with 3,000 new IP addresses available each month and worldwide locations in minutes. We support full-speed multithreaded connections and charge only for traffic.
You'll get access to all proxies through a single endpoint—no more proxy lists to manage. With our sessions feature, you can rotate IPs with every request. By default, your outgoing IP address is rotated every minute.
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ultra fast datacenter proxies with IPv4/IPv6 addresses
fresh open proxies
Typical integrations take less than 5 minutes into any script or application
Simply enter our rotating proxy address in your application's proxy server settings, and you're ready to go. Your requests will be automatically rotated through our outgoing proxies in different locations.
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Tired of slow open proxies with high error rates? We use private rotating proxies in our outgoing locations providing fast access across North America, Europe and Asia. The servers have over 99% uptime, handle hundreds of concurrent connections, and you can even use our rotating proxies for real-time screen scraping.
Unlimited traffic offerings from other rotating proxy providers are often limited by speed, number of connected devices, or parallel connections. We allow full-speed multithreaded connections and charge only for the bandwidth used. Did you know that the only source for free unmetered traffic is stolen traffic from botnets? Are you okay with using that?
We handle all rotating proxy management, providing you with fast and reliable connections. Every day, we delete old proxies and add fresh ones in each location, ensuring you always have new IP addresses with our rotating proxies. Our proxies are constantly monitored to ensure uninterrupted service.
Each of our plans includes a set amount of traffic. When you reach the traffic limit, access to our rotating proxies is suspended. You can purchase more traffic for your current billing period from your account dashboard or upgrade your subscription.
We are a registered EU company that operates transparently and responsibly. Unlike many proxy providers, we do not rely on botnets or exploit ordinary people by turning their devices into unwitting proxies. Some providers use "free" apps to gain access to users' devices, claiming this is an "ethical" way to source proxies, but we believe this practice is far from ethical. Instead, we rent servers from reputable hosting providers and pay for the traffic we use. This ensures that our proxy network is not only reliable but also built on a foundation of integrity.
More information about our plans and pricing available at our pricing page.
This form performs HTTP request through our live rotating proxies. You can optionally specify outgoing location or proxy session identifier.
Since 2017, we at BotProxy have been dedicated to providing reliable, ethical proxy services to businesses and individuals around the world. As we celebrate our seventh anniversary, we have exciting news to share: we are moving to a new home on the web! Our website will now be accessible at BotProxy.com.
This blog post delves into the intricacies of proxy server load balancing and scaling, covering everything from an overview of proxy servers to detailed configuration steps, performance monitoring, security considerations, and real-world use cases. It encourages programmers to leverage this knowledge to create robust, high-performance systems and offers recommendations for further exploration in the topic.
In this comprehensive blog post, we delve into the critical aspect of handling proxy failures in software applications. Covering the understanding of proxy failures, error handling in proxy configurations, retrying failed proxy requests, monitoring and alerts, building resilient proxy solutions, testing and simulating proxy failures, and continuous improvement and remediation, this post equips programmers with the knowledge to build fault-tolerant systems that can gracefully recover from proxy-related issues. Acknowledging the inevitability of failures and actively seeking to improve error handling measures can empower software engineers to build more dependable and fault-tolerant applications.
More articles available at our blog and in our documentation section.