Sticky residential proxies,one IP, held as long as you need.
A residential line that keeps the same exit address for 3 minutes to 24 hours on Premium, and for as long as you keep using it on Lite. For logins, carts and anything that needs one visitor.
Sticky residential proxies
The same line,with the rotation switched off.
A sticky residential proxy is a rotating line with the rotation held for a set time. You generate the same line with one extra field, stickyMinutes, and the gateway keeps one exit address for that long. On Premium every sticky line gets its own port and can be released early; on Lite the address holds for as long as you keep reusing the line.
Nothing else changes: the same host, the same credentials, the same per-gigabyte billing. Ten sticky lines are ten stable identities at once.
Lowest price
Residential Lite
Starting at
$0.44 / GB
- Sticky: the exit holds while you keep reusing the line
- Country targeting, 200+ countries
- HTTP and SOCKS5
- No session length to set, no early release
Every control
Residential Premium
Starting at
$1.00 / GB
- Sticky sessions from 3 to 1,440 minutes
- One port per session, released early on request
- Country, state, city and ISP targeting
- HTTP, SOCKS5 and UDP
- IP whitelist, 150 addresses per plan
How a session works
The session opens on the first request,and ends when you say or when the time is up.
A sticky line opens its session on the first request through it. From then on every request on that port exits from the same address, until the minutes you asked for have run out. Release the port and the next request draws a fresh address.
The address can still change early on any pool if that particular device leaves the network. Write a retry for that case, the way you would for any residential proxy.
POST /api/v1/plans/{id}/generate
{"country": "US", "stickyMinutes": 30} one exit, 30 minutes
{"country": "US", "stickyMinutes": 1440, "count": 10} ten exits, a day each
POST /api/v1/plans/{id}/release-sessions
{"ports": [10000, 10001]} end two sessions earlyHow many at once
One port per session,and hundreds of them side by side.
On Premium each sticky line takes one port, so a batch holds at most 901 lines over HTTP and 11 over SOCKS5 at once. Ask for more and the answer comes back at that size with a note saying so. Each plan's generate block reports its own lane widths.
The sessions endpoint lists what a plan holds right now: the port, the protocol, the exit country, the full length, the seconds run and the seconds left.
Sticky on one carrier
Hold one address on one network,not just in one country.
Add the asn field beside stickyMinutes and the held address belongs to the network you named, in the country you named. The carrier pages list every network the gateway can pin.
POST /api/v1/plans/{id}/generate
{"country": "US", "asn": 7922, "stickyMinutes": 60} one Comcast address, an hourThe other modes
Residential proxies,one page per way of using them.
Field names, limits and lane widths from the plan documentation. Prices are read from the live catalogue when this page renders.
Works with your stack, and with your assistant.
A REST API for buying and generating, the whole documentation as markdown for Claude, Cursor and ChatGPT, and an MCP server and CLI for the free tools.
FAQ
Sticky residential proxies
answered.
Answered from the plan documentation and the standards, not from a sales deck.
Ask supportHow long can a sticky session last?+
From 3 minutes to 1,440 minutes, a full day, on Residential Premium. On Residential Lite the pool takes no duration: any value above 0 turns sticky on, and the address holds for as long as you keep using the line.
Does the IP ever change during a session?+
It can, on any pool, if the device behind the address leaves the network. That is the nature of residential addresses, so write a retry. Otherwise the address holds for the full session length.
Can I end a session early?+
Yes, on Premium: release the port through the dashboard or the release-sessions endpoint, up to 200 ports per call. The next request on that port draws a fresh address.
Is sticky more expensive than rotating?+
No. It is the same line with one extra field, billed per gigabyte from the same balance. Generating lines is free.
Sticky or static, which one do I need?+
Sticky holds a residential address for hours and then moves on. A static address is a per-IP product you rent for weeks or months: static ISP, IPv4 or IPv6. If you need the same address next month, rent one; if you need it for a login session, stick.