United States HTTP Proxies on Residential IPs
Route HTTP/HTTPS traffic through real US ISP addresses for accurate, in-country web access. Any scraper, HTTP client, or browser connects with simple host:port and user:pass auth.
United States HTTP/HTTPS Features
Why HTTP/HTTPS over a US residential IP
HTTP/HTTPS is the default web-proxy protocol, and routing it through a genuine US residential IP makes requests look like ordinary in-country browsing. The exit address belongs to a real ISP in the United States, so US storefronts, regional pricing, and geo-filtered content resolve as a local visitor would see them. Because the protocol works with any HTTP client or browser via host:port plus user:pass, there is nothing unusual to configure. You combine residential-IP trust with the universal compatibility of the standard web protocol.
What you can do with US HTTP proxies
Use US HTTP/HTTPS proxies to collect publicly available data the way a local user sees it: price and catalog monitoring, market and competitor research, SEO and SERP tracking, ad verification, and brand-protection sweeps. Pick HTTPS when the connection to the target must stay encrypted in transit. The residential pool spans 100M+ IPs with 6–8M refreshed daily, giving broad diversity for repeated crawls across a large and fragmented market. Up to 50,000 concurrent sessions lets large jobs finish without bottlenecks.
City, state, and ZIP targeting in the US
Targeting works at country, city, and ASN level, and the US additionally supports state and ZIP-code targeting for tighter geo-precision. Request IPs in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, or Dallas, or pin a specific state or ZIP to verify how listings, pricing, and ads appear locally. This granularity is valuable in the US, where content and inventory vary widely by region. ASN targeting further constrains traffic to particular network operators when a job demands it.
Rotating vs sticky sessions
Every US endpoint supports both rotating and sticky sessions, so IP behavior fits the task. Rotating mode assigns a fresh address per request, spreading large scraping jobs across many IPs and reducing repeated hits from one address. Sticky sessions keep the same IP for a configurable window from 1 minute up to 2 hours, ideal for logins, carts, and multi-step flows that need continuity. You switch between modes through connection parameters, with no application code changes.
Setup and integration
Integration is the standard web-proxy pattern: point your tool at the proxy host and port, then supply user:pass credentials. It works out of the box with curl, Python requests, Scrapy, Node clients, Selenium, Puppeteer, Playwright, and any browser that accepts an HTTP proxy. Add the United States geo parameter to your username to lock exits to the country, then refine to a city, state, ZIP, or ASN. Average response time is around 400 ms, and the network targets 99.9% uptime for reliable runs.
Pricing and bandwidth
US HTTP/HTTPS proxies bill pay-as-you-go on the residential pool, per GB. Standard residential starts at $2.98/GB and scales down toward a $1/GB floor as volume grows. For lighter or cost-sensitive workloads, Residential Lite runs from $0.30/GB down to $0.16/GB. You pay only for bandwidth used, so you can start small and scale spend with your data needs.
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