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Thank you for being part of our journey.
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Some servers are currently experiencing issues, and the proxies are down. We’ve started investigating and will share updates as we have them.

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Wishing you a peaceful holiday season and a great start to the new year.
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Rotating Proxies at Live Proxies – What It Actually Means

Rotating session and rotating proxy are two different things.

At Live Proxies, rotating does not mean your IP changes every second or request. Each proxy/IP in your plan usually changes about 5 times a month. Most of the time, it stays stable — unless a peer drops or the ISP reassigns the IP.

If you’re using proxies from our B2C dashboard (self-service plans on the website), you’re already getting sticky sessions by default.

Example proxy format:
36.233.71.99:7383:username-accesscode-1:password
36.233.71.99:7383:username-accesscode-2:password
…
36.233.71.99:7383:username-accesscode-300:password

The “-1”, “-2”, etc. are session IDs. They help the system keep the same IP for your session, ideal for queues.

If you remove the session ID and just use:
36.233.71.99:7383:username-accesscode:password
…then the proxy becomes rotating per request, meaning every new connection may hit a different IP from your purchased plan.

We’re not offering “static residential” proxies right now. That product relied on long lived residential IPs, but it wasn’t stable enough. We’ve paused it while working on a more reliable version.

Real static IPs (ISP or datacenter) don’t rotate, but they have risks like full subnet bans.

Bottom line:
Our rotating residential proxies have been our core product from day one. They’re already stable enough for 99% of use cases and often outperform static options, especially since we deliver them with sticky sessions by default.

If you’ve got questions or want to test IP stability, feel free to reach out.