Choose rotating or sticky
Decide when your requests should change IP and when to request a continuous session.
Choose IP rotation in Residential proxies before generating your connection.
| Your task | Builder option | What to expect |
|---|---|---|
| Separate page checks or independent requests | Rotate every request | Requests use rotating residential IPs; do not depend on one IP continuing |
| Related steps in one browsing workflow | Keep the same IP | Request continuity while the exit remains available |
| Change IP at a chosen interval | Rotate on a timer | Request a session with a rotation interval |
A sticky session requests IP continuity. It does not provide a permanent or exclusive IP, and an exit can change if it becomes unavailable.
Set up a sticky session
- Select Keep the same IP.
- Open Advanced settings and enter a Session name using letters and numbers only, up to 64 characters. For example,
browserdemois an illustrative name you can replace. - Click Generate connection and use the resulting credentials throughout that workflow.
For a separate workflow, choose a different session name and generate its connection. Changing the name does not promise an IP you have never used before.
Rotate on a timer
Select Rotate on a timer, then choose Rotation interval. Presets range from 5 to 60 minutes; Custom seconds accepts 1–3,600 seconds. Generate the connection again after changing the interval.
Understand exported lists
Open Export multiple connections. Download list exports rows on consecutive ports, up to 1,000 rows when starting at port 10000. The final port must stay at or below 10999. A row is a connection entry, not a reserved or guaranteed unique IP. Keep exported credentials private.
Test your own workflow for the duration it needs. If continuity fails, note when it happened and the session settings, then email support without including credentials.
Send the error message and your tool name. Leave out passwords and connection credentials.
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