What is a Proxy?
A proxy is an intermediary server that sits between your device and the internet. Instead of connecting directly to a website, your traffic is routed through a proxy first. This hides your real IP address and replaces it with one provided by Quantum Proxies.Why Use Proxies?
Proxies provide three main benefits:- Anonymity → Hide your real IP address from websites and services.
- Access → Appear as if you’re connecting from another country or region.
- Stability → Reduce blocks and captchas when scraping or automating requests.
Types of Proxies at Quantum Proxies
We provide several proxy types, each designed for different use cases:Residential Proxies
IPs from real devices connected through consumer ISPs.- Best for: scraping, automation, ad verification.
- Key trait: very hard to block because they look like normal users.
Datacenter Proxies
High-speed IPs hosted in data centers.- Best for: bulk requests, ticketing, SEO monitoring.
- Key trait: very low latency and stable connections.
Static Residential (ISP Proxies)
A hybrid of datacenter reliability and residential legitimacy.- Best for: long-running sessions that need “real” IPs.
- Key trait: static residential IPs you can keep over time.
Mobile Proxies (optional if offered)
Real IPs from 4G/5G mobile devices.- Best for: social media and mobile app automation.
- Key trait: extremely trusted by websites, as they appear like regular phones.
Rotating vs Sticky Sessions
- Rotating → your IP changes automatically on each request or after a short period.
- Sticky → your IP remains the same for a defined session length (e.g., 5 minutes, 30 minutes, 1 hour).
Supported Protocols
All Quantum Proxies support the most common proxy protocols:- HTTP / HTTPS → works for most browsers, bots, and scripts.
Key Takeaways
- A proxy routes your internet traffic through another IP address.
- Quantum Proxies offers Residential, Datacenter, ISP (Static Residential), and Mobile options.
- Choose rotating proxies for scale and scraping, and sticky sessions when you need consistency.
- Supported protocols are HTTP, HTTPS, and SOCKS5 (Coming soon).