Connect with ipcrazy
Products, connection settings, and the path to your first request.
ipcrazy is a proxy workspace for cross-border businesses, public-data teams, and developers. The current release is an early preview: explore products and configure a connection policy. Purchasing, live credentials, account balances, and usage reporting are not available yet.
Choose your product
| Product | Best suited to | Billing model | Initial protocol |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dynamic residential | Regional testing and independent public-data requests | Per GB | HTTP(S), SOCKS5 |
| Static residential | Longer workflows requiring a fixed exit | Per node and term | HTTP |
| Static native | Workflows with specific network identity requirements | Per node and term | HTTP |
Dynamic sticky sessions support a 1โ120 minute window. They do not guarantee a permanent IP. Coverage, stock, validity, and prices will be confirmed before purchase once sales open.
Explore the connection preview ยท Products and pricing
Connection workflow
- Select a product, protocol, and session mode in the preview.
- When access opens, choose from the current region list and confirm your order.
- Receive the host, port, username, and password in your protected account.
- Store credentials in your application's secret manager or server environment. Start with one authorized request and a timeout.
The configuration preview exports a policy summary only. It does not generate usable credentials or make network requests.
Test a provisioned connection
After credentials have been issued, set PROXY_HOST, PROXY_PORT, PROXY_USERNAME, and PROXY_PASSWORD in a secure server environment. The following example uses a POSIX shell; it is not PowerShell syntax.
curl --proxy "http://${PROXY_HOST}:${PROXY_PORT}" \
--proxy-user "${PROXY_USERNAME}:${PROXY_PASSWORD}" \
--max-time 30 --fail --silent --show-error \
"https://httpbin.org/ip"For SOCKS5 with remote DNS resolution, use socks5h:// and the assigned SOCKS5 port. Static products initially use their assigned HTTP endpoint. HTTPS describes the destination connection through that HTTP proxy; it does not imply an HTTPS proxy endpoint.
Never put real passwords in public source code, screenshots, analytics, or support tickets. No ipcrazy customer API is published in this preview.