Send each request from a different real home IP. Our rotating residential proxies pull from a 95M+ pool of genuine ISP-assigned addresses in 195+ countries and hand out a new one on every connection, so large crawls spread across thousands of distinct households instead of hammering a single line. There is no IP list to manage and no rotation logic to build: point your scraper at one gateway and the rotation happens for you.
New IP per request 95M+ residential IPs Trusted since 2014
Per-request rotation across a huge pool of real home IPs keeps each address quiet, so rate limits and bot filters never see a pattern worth blocking.
Each call through the gateway exits from a different residential address by default, so one IP never carries enough traffic to trip a per-address rate limit.
A 95M+ pool of real home IPs spread across carriers and regions means a long crawl keeps drawing fresh, unseen exits instead of recycling the same handful.
Every exit is an ISP-assigned home address with clean consumer reputation, so targets that quietly reject datacenter ranges treat your traffic as an ordinary user.
Pin rotation to a country, and on residential down to a city, so a localized SERP, ad or price check returns exactly what a resident there would see.
No proxy lists, no dead-IP handling, no rotation code. One host and port, and the gateway selects a healthy residential IP for each request.
Standard HTTPS and SOCKS5 work with cURL, Python, Scrapy, Selenium, Playwright and our rotating proxy API with no extra code.
A rotating residential proxy gives you a new residential IP address for every request you send, drawn from a large pool of real home connections rather than a server farm. You point your client at a single gateway endpoint, and for each connection the gateway selects a fresh ISP-assigned address and routes the request through it. The next request takes a different exit, and the one after that a different one again. Because the rotation happens on our side, your code never deals with proxy lists, retry-on-dead-IP loops, or the bookkeeping of which address you used last. It just sends ordinary requests, and the gateway spreads them across the 95M+ pool automatically.
This per-request behavior is the defining trait of rotating residential proxies, and it is what separates them from sticky residential proxies, which deliberately hold one home IP for several minutes so a multi-step session stays on a single address. Rotating is the right default whenever the work is made up of many independent requests that do not need to remember each other. When you do need continuity, you switch modes from the dashboard without touching your code.
Rotating residential shines on volume. Large-scale web scraping is the headline use: when you need to pull thousands or millions of pages, spreading each request across a different home IP keeps any single address well under a target's per-IP threshold, so collection jobs run for hours without hitting blocks or CAPTCHAs. SERP and rank tracking benefit because search engines localize and throttle repeated automated queries from one address; rotating across many residential exits in your target country returns cleaner, location-accurate results. Ad verification relies on rotation to load the same placement from many different real consumer IPs and catch fraud, cloaking or misplacement that a single repeated visitor would never see. And sneaker and limited-release buying depends on a large rotating residential pool because drop sites aggressively rate-limit per address and block datacenter ranges outright, so distributing attempts across thousands of homes is the only way to stay in the queue.
The common thread is that each of these jobs is built from many independent requests where no single one needs to remember the last. Price monitoring across catalogs, marketplace and review collection, and broad market-research sweeps all fit the same shape. If your task instead involves a login, a cart, or any flow that breaks the moment the IP changes mid-stream, that is a sticky job, and you can read more on our sticky residential proxies page. For the heaviest public scraping where stealth matters less than throughput, datacenter proxies rotate faster, while residential is the choice when the target inspects and trusts the IP. Every type is included in one plan at the same price, so you match the type to the target, not the budget.
Most anti-bot defenses watch how much traffic comes from a single IP and how human that traffic looks over time. A scraper that sends a thousand requests from one address quickly trips a per-IP rate limit, earns a CAPTCHA wall, or gets the address banned outright. Rotating residential proxies dismantle that signal at its root: because every request exits from a different real home IP, no single address ever accumulates enough volume to look abnormal, and the traffic that does reach the target carries the clean consumer reputation of a genuine ISP line rather than a flagged hosting range. Detection on the modern web is never zero, so the strongest results come from pairing per-request rotation with sensible pacing, real browser headers and country or city targeting that matches the data you expect. Do that and even well-defended sites treat your crawl as a stream of ordinary, unrelated visitors. For the very hardest app-grade targets, carrier-grade mobile proxies push trust even higher.
Rotating residential is the balanced middle of our network. It is more trusted than datacenter because the IPs are genuine household lines, and it is faster than mobile because it rides fixed broadband rather than cellular. Every plan includes residential, datacenter, mobile and IPv6 in one plan at the same price, so you match the type to the job and switch from the dashboard. To weigh the two most common choices head to head, see our datacenter vs residential proxies comparison, or start from the residential proxies overview for everything the residential pool offers.
Both modes ship in every residential plan. Here is when each one is the right tool.
| Property | Rotating residential | Sticky residential |
|---|---|---|
| IP behavior | New home IP per request | Same home IP held for minutes |
| Best for | Large-scale scraping, SERP, ad verification, sneakers | Logins, checkouts, account management, multi-step flows |
| Session continuity | None needed, requests independent | Required, IP must persist across steps |
| Throughput | Highest, full pool in parallel | Bound to one IP per session |
| Pool | 95M+ residential IPs | 95M+ residential IPs |
| Protocols | HTTPS and SOCKS5 | HTTPS and SOCKS5 |
Grab your gateway host, port and credentials from your dashboard, then route any request through it. A new residential IP is selected automatically on every call.
curl -x https://USER:PASS@gateway.proxyrotator.com:8080 https://api.ipify.org # run it again, you exit from a different residential IP
import requests
proxies = {
"http": "https://USER:PASS@gateway.proxyrotator.com:8080",
"https": "https://USER:PASS@gateway.proxyrotator.com:8080",
}
for _ in range(3):
r = requests.get("https://api.ipify.org", proxies=proxies, timeout=20)
print(r.text) # a new residential IP each time
Your real gateway host, port and credentials appear in your dashboard after signup. Prefer IP whitelisting? Add your server IP in the dashboard and drop the USER:PASS@ part. Need the same IP held across a session instead? Use sticky residential proxies.
Route your traffic through 95M+ real residential IPs across 195+ countries, with a new IP on every request over HTTPS and SOCKS5. Trusted since 2014, from $24.95/mo.