Browsers
Chrome · Firefox
Enter the HTTP proxy in your browser or system network settings, then authenticate when prompted. Your browsing sessions use the assigned exit IP.
HTTP proxy service
HTTP Proxies
Run browsers, scripts, and automation through the IPs you need.
Use the HTTP proxy setting your software already understands. Get fixed IPs for consistent access or send requests through a large rotating pool, with controls and usage statistics in your dashboard.
- Unlimited traffic; rotating plans are priced by included requests
- Username/password or IP whitelist on static access
- Exportable lists and API access for automated workflows
A paid two-day test with your chosen static configuration.
Your existing tools
Set a proxy once. Keep your workflow.
Any application with an HTTP proxy setting can use the host and port shown in your service card. Here is what setup looks like in familiar software.
Scripts and API clients
cURL · Python Requests
Pass the proxy URL to your HTTP client. Keep the same address for scheduled checks or feed requests to a rotating endpoint without changing the rest of your script.
Automation
Playwright · Scrapy
Configure the proxy when your browser context or crawler starts. Run jobs through your allocated IPs, then review usage in the ProxyCompass dashboard.
Technical details
The numbers behind the connection.
The service card supplies your actual host, IPs, and credentials. These are the HTTP settings and allowances for the access you buy.
Performance
| Speed | Up to 500 Mbps |
|---|---|
| Uptime | 99.9% |
| Traffic | Unlimited |
Service specifications
Connection and management features at a glance.
| Static HTTP | Port 8080 with login; port 8085 with an authorized client IP |
|---|---|
| Rotating HTTP | HTTP fleet ports 3081–3094; sticky endpoint on port 5080 |
| Authentication | Username and password; IP whitelist also available for static IPs |
| IP whitelisting | 5 client IPs included with static access |
| API and reports | API access plus usage statistics in the dashboard |
| Static IP lists | Copy or export as TXT, CSV, or your own field order |
Address options
Three ways to use HTTP proxies.
All three use a familiar HTTP proxy setting. What changes is the IP address your target site sees.
Static Datacenter Proxies
Keep a stable IP for repeat visits and choose your countries. Datacenter infrastructure gives you fast, reliable access with unlimited traffic at the lower static IP price.
Explore Datacenter ↗Static ISP Proxies
Use a stable IP from an internet provider's address range. It offers stronger trust with sites that are sensitive to datacenter IPs, along with speed and stability. ISP IPs cost more than Datacenter IPs.
Explore ISP ↗Rotating Proxies
Send requests through one gateway and draw exit IPs from a 100k pool across multiple countries. Use a sticky session when a multi-step task needs to keep the same IP temporarily.
Explore Rotating ↗Get connected
From purchase to your first request.
Your dashboard gives you the connection details and the controls you need after checkout.
01 · Open your service
Copy the endpoint
Find the HTTP host or static IP, port, username, and password in your service card. For static access, export an entire list in the format your software expects.
02 · Authorize your client
Use a login or whitelist
Use port 8080 and credentials on static IPs, or add your public client IP to the whitelist and use port 8085. Rotating access uses credentials; its endpoint appears in your service card.
03 · Watch the work
Review usage
Check traffic history over 24 hours, 7 days, 30 days, or a custom range. Rotating access also shows recent requests and the target sites they reached. API access is available for automation.
Example request · static HTTP
curl -x http://USER:PASS@PROXY_IP:8080 https://example.orgStraightforward pricing
Know what you pay for.
Traffic is unlimited. Static access is priced by IP count; rotating access is priced by included requests over a 30-day term.
Static IP rates
Monthly price per IP falls as your order grows. These are sample quantity tiers.
| IP count | Datacenter / IP | ISP / IP |
|---|---|---|
| 100–999 | $0.18 | $0.45 |
| 1,000–2,999 | $0.111 | $0.2775 |
| 5,000–9,999 | $0.078 | $0.195 |
At 100 IPs: $18/month for Datacenter or $45/month for ISP. Set your own country mix and term in the configurator.
Rotating request volumes
Choose a request allowance that matches the work you send through the gateway.
| Included requests | 30-day access |
|---|---|
| 2 million | $30 |
| 5 million | $70 |
| 10 million | $120 |
Larger volumes and longer terms are available. Your dashboard tracks usage against the allowance.
Build your exact price →Longer terms can lower the effective monthly price.
Locations
Put fixed IPs in the countries you need.
Available country choices depend on the IP type. Build a mix for your order and check live inventory before purchase.
Rotating access uses a mixed-country pool without country filtering. Browse all proxy locations ↗
After purchase
Manage the service as your work changes.
Access, IP lists, and help remain in your account after your first connection.
Human support
Send a ticket from the Client Area if an endpoint, authorization setting, or workflow needs attention. Include your service and the behavior you see.
Open Client Area ↗Refresh your IPs
Refresh your full static IP list free once a week. You can also replace individual IPs without changing the rest of your list.
See account controls ↗24-hour refund
For full proxy access, request a refund within 24 hours of purchase, no questions asked. We return it by the original payment method. The paid two-day test is separate.
Read refund details ↗Connection questions
Before you connect
Do I buy HTTP as a separate service?
No. HTTP is one of the connection methods on the ProxyCompass access you purchase. Use the HTTP settings from your service card.
Where do I find my proxy endpoint?
Open your service card in the dashboard and copy the connection address and HTTP port shown there. Static services provide your allocated IP list; rotating access provides the gateway details.
Will an HTTP proxy work with an HTTPS website?
Yes. Your client can use CONNECT through the HTTP proxy and establish TLS with the target website. If you need a TLS-encrypted connection to the proxy itself, use the separate HTTPS endpoint supported by the service.
How many simultaneous connections can I use?
The limit for static proxies depends on the number of IPs in your order:
| IPs in the order | Maximum connections |
|---|---|
| 100–999 | 1,500 |
| 1,000 | 3,000 |
| 3,000 | 9,000 |
| 5,000 | 10,000 |
| 10,000 | 20,000 |
| 15,000 | 15,000 |
| 25,000 | 25,000 |
| 50,000 | 50,000 |
This is one shared service limit. You can split it between whitelisted client IPs in the dashboard. Additional connections are available as an add-on.
Ready to put HTTP access to work?
Set your IP count or request volume and see your full price.