GB-billed dynamic traffic that reduces verification and blocking

GB-Billed Dynamic Traffic
Sticky for continuity

Residential dynamic egress: large rotation pools feel natural, reducing fingerprint repetition and risk hits
Clear GB billing: scrape/monitor continuously without fixed terms, scale throughput and control spend
Precise geo controls: pick nodes by country / city / ZIP / ISP granularity
Full protocol support: HTTP(S) / SOCKS5 direct, compatible with crawlers, RPA, and browser automation
Higher efficiency: health checks and failover reduce wasted requests and retry overhead

Enterprise GB-Billed Dynamic Traffic

Build scalable access with residential-grade dynamic egress. Choose rotating or sticky sessions per workload to reduce verification and blocking impact; combine node availability monitoring, retry logic, and concurrency throttling to keep scraping, monitoring, testing, and long-running jobs more continuous, more predictable, and higher-success.

Pay-by-GB, Less Waste

When traffic is spiky and runtime is hard to predict, GB billing avoids idle cost; scale up on demand and share one pool across tasks to keep spend aligned to output.

Global Dynamic Coverage

Multi-country/ISP egress for cross-region content, price and campaign checks; IP rotation reduces source clustering so collection stays smoother and more continuous.

Stable at High Concurrency

Built for large crawls and real-time monitoring with concurrency-friendly routing and controllable rotation; retries with backoff cut misses from throttling and short spikes.

XoProxy GB-Billed Dynamic Traffic

Make data collection more predictable with GB-billed dynamic traffic: switch flexibly between rotating and sticky sessions to reduce CAPTCHAs, blocks, and rate limits. Cover 190+ countries/regions with multi-carrier nodes—built for scraping pipelines, cross-border ops, ad auditing, and AI/LLM dataset building. Supports high-concurrency scheduling and automatic retries to recover more usable data.

Increase throughput and usable yield

GB-based billing plus dynamic rotation lowers rate limits and verification friction; even sensitive targets keep more stable throughput, returning more valid samples.

Make cross-region data comparable

Select egress by country / city / ZIP / ISP to reproduce local content, prices, SERPs, and exposure differences; outputs are more consistent and audit-ready.

Run steady under high concurrency

Support large concurrent connections and task dispatch for batch scraping, monitoring, and sync workflows; throttling and retries contain failures and speed dataset growth.

Switch session modes on demand

Rotate or stick per scenario, backed by node health checks and auto failover; long jobs stay continuous, short jobs stay fast, pipelines avoid dropouts.

Industry Partnerships and Trust

Working with leading global partners to build nodes and capability—delivering a scalable, verifiable proxy network.

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See What Customers Are Saying

In cross-border eCommerce scraping, exit-IP drift caused constant verification and blocks. After moving to static IPs, egress stayed consistent, sessions stabilized, and retries dropped. With paced requests, our connection success rate improved materially fast.

Alex Walker

Across multiple ad accounts, rotating exits repeatedly triggered ‘abnormal login’ warnings and forced rechecks. Using fixed static IPs, risk alerts fell, logins stayed clean, and campaign delivery schedules became predictable again for our team.

Michael Carter

With staff spread across cities and stores, shared access often tripped security prompts when IPs changed. Keeping a consistent pool of static IPs made backend checks uniform, reduced challenges, and streamlined operations for everyone.

Emily Johnson

For price monitoring, sites are sensitive to bursty, frequent requests and quickly raise defenses. Pairing static IPs with time-sliced crawling produced steadier traffic, fewer alerts, and more complete datasets without sacrificing coverage over time.

Sophia Reed

Our platform requires a fixed egress IP for allowlisted access. After adopting static IPs, we stopped updating allowlists every week. Ops workload dropped, audits became simpler, and we rolled out role-based access with confidence.

Daniel Brooks

For multilingual localization testing, long-term regional consistency matters more than raw speed. With fixed static IPs, we could reproduce results across runs, isolate location issues faster, and resolve bugs without guessing the endpoint anymore.

Natalie Parker