Residential Proxies

Residential, datacenter, premium, and mobile egress through a single gateway, billed by the gigabyte. Point any HTTP or SOCKS5 client at proxy.capzy.ai with your credentials and route traffic through a clean pool.

Everything runs through one gateway host, proxy.capzy.ai. You authenticate with a username and password from the dashboard, pick a pool and a country, and choose whether an IP stays sticky or rotates. There is no SDK to install and no API to call: it is a standard proxy that works with curl, requests, browsers, and scrapers as they are.

Multiple pools

Datacenter, residential, residential premium, and mobile. Chosen per plan or sub-user.

Country targeting

Append a __cr.{country} suffix to your username to pin the exit to a country.

Sticky or rotating

Hold one IP for a session, or get a fresh IP on every request.

At a glance

Gateway: proxy.capzy.ai, HTTP on port 823, SOCKS5 on port 824.
Credentials: a username like capzy_u12345 and a rotatable password, both from the dashboard.
Country: add __cr.{country} to the username, e.g. capzy_u12345__cr.us for a US-only exit.

proxy-request.sh

curl -s https://api.ipify.org \
  --proxy http://capzy_u12345__cr.us:PASSWORD@proxy.capzy.ai:823
# -> a US residential exit IP

Billed by the gigabyte

Prepaid GB plans draw down as you send and receive traffic. Used and remaining GB are shown in the dashboard. See Plans & usage for details.

Where to go next

Connecting — the gateway, ports, credential model, and curl and Python examples.
Targeting & rotation — country suffixes, the four pools, and sticky versus rotating sessions.
Plans & usage — prepaid GB plans, top-ups, usage, and the IP allowlist.

Connecting