Price intelligence
Full competitor catalogs on defended marketplaces, collected daily without gaps that break your repricing logic.
Your IPs get retired before they get banned
Infatica Proxy with AI rotation is a drop-in residential proxy that learns how each target burns IPs, then pulls each one out well before it trips the ban. Keep your scraper. Swap the endpoint.
4 ISO certifications 45M+ IPs, 195+ countries 100% opted-in sourcing
A blocked request costs you three times
It burns the request slot and time. You sent traffic and got no data. It forces a retry. And the IP that triggered it is out of service for the rest of the run, so the pool you're paying for shrinks every hour the job runs.
Infatica Proxy with AI rotation removes all three costs at once. Because the block that never happens costs you no retry, no lost time, and no burned IP.
The old way vs. the Infatica way
The old way
The Infatica way
The old way
Rotation is a timer that knows nothing about the site it's hitting
Rotate every N requests, or every N minutes. The number came from a week of trial and error on one target, and it's wrong on the next one.
The Infatica way
Every target gets its own burn model, built from our own measurement of how much traffic that target tolerates per IP. Rate-limited targets get throttled. Count-limited targets get rotated. You configure neither.
The old way
A blocked response is a request with no data
Block pages and CAPTCHAs consume bandwidth. Then the retry consumes it again. And the IP that triggered it is out of service for the rest of the run.
The Infatica way
Prevention removes all three costs at once. No block page downloaded, no second and third attempt, no IP lost to cooldown. More successful requests out of the same pool and the same gigabyte.
The old way
The only way to buy reliability is to hand over your stack
Unblockers and scraper APIs want the URL, not your request. You give up your rendering, your parsing, your visibility into your own traffic, and you pay per successful request.
The Infatica way
The intelligence sits inside the proxy, not in a wrapper that owns your request. Your scraper, your concurrency, your parsers, your logic. Point them at a different endpoint and nothing else changes.
how it works
Three things happen that a rotation timer can't do
01
It classifies how the target bans
On request rate, or on request count.
02
It assigns IPs that are alive on your target
Not IPs with a clean generic reputation.
03
It retires each IP before the threshold
Not after the failure.
The model is built from our own measurement of each target and updates as that target changes its defences. Nothing about it is exposed to you as configuration.
What teams run through it every day
SERP monitoring
High-volume search collection where rank data is only useful if the crawl actually completes.
Ad verification
Checking placements at scale, where a burned IP means a checked page you never saw.
Travel and fare data
Airline, OTA and hotel targets with aggressive rate limits and short cooldowns.
Marketplace and catalog collection
Long-running bulk jobs across thousands of SKUs, where throughput has to stay flat from hour one to hour twelve.
Market research at volume
Broad collection across many domains at once, without a per-target tuning pass before each one.
What it's built for
The architecture trades away session persistence to get the rotation right. If your workflow depends on holding one identity, this is the wrong product and we'd rather you knew now.
Built for
Not built for
Bulk collection from defended targets
Account-based automation and multi-accounting
Jobs where completeness matters more than which exact IP served which request
Social media management or any authenticated flow that stays on one IP
Teams running their own scraper who want to keep running it
Arbitrary country or city-level exit targeting
Per-GB budgets judged on cost per usable record
Scrapers that re-establish their own session after a drop
Resellers who need a SKU competitors can't buy off the shelf
Need sticky sessions or city-level targeting? Try Infatica Residential Proxies →
The pool underneath it
Predictive rotation only works on top of a network that's clean to begin with. This runs on the same infrastructure our enterprise customers already use.
45M+ residential IPs
195+ countries. Mobile, datacenter and ISP available alongside.
100% opted-in IPs
Opt-in SDK sourcing, strict customer KYC, zero third-party risk.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
No. It's a standard residential proxy endpoint. Change the host in your existing configuration and run the same code, the same concurrency, and the same parsers you use today.
Predicting an individual target's ban threshold. It models how much traffic a given target tolerates per IP, whether it enforces on request rate or request count, and how long it holds a cooldown. That model decides which IP serves your request and when that IP is pulled out.
Auto-retry makes the damage cheaper. This is meant to stop the damage happening. By the time a retry runs, the block page has been downloaded and billed, the wall-clock time is gone, and the IP is in cooldown. Retiring the IP one request earlier removes all three costs.
No. Clean-pool filtering screens IPs on generic fraud reputation, which says nothing about whether an IP is alive on your specific target. An address with a perfect generic score can be dead on Google. Selection here is target-specific.
No. Session persistence is the trade this architecture makes. If you need to hold one identity through a login flow, use Infatica Residential Proxies or Static ISP IPs instead.
Not on this product. Exits are tied to the region local to the target and routed through the nearest endpoint, which is part of how the rotation logic stays accurate. Country and city-level targeting is available on our standard residential and mobile proxies.
Bulk collection from defended targets is what it's built for — search engines, marketplaces, travel, classifieds, and similar. The burn model builds from measurement, so coverage is strongest on high-traffic targets and improves with volume. Ask us about a specific target before you commit.
Keep it. Prevention reduces failures, it doesn't guarantee their absence, and networks have bad minutes. Your existing error handling should stay exactly where it is.
It can. If your scraper re-establishes a session after a drop, or pins connections itself, it will fight the rotation logic and you'll lose the benefit. Let the proxy handle rotation.
Per gigabyte, on standard residential rates. There's no per-successful-request surcharge and no premium multiplier.
Yes. It's available through the reseller programme as a distinct SKU. Talk to the partnerships team about white-label terms.
Run it side by side with your current setup on the same target list for a day and compare how much of the list completed, and cost per completed run. That's the number this product is meant to move.
Point one job at it and compare the numbers
Take a target list you already run, send it through the new endpoint for a day, and look at how much of the list completed, and cost per completed run. No migration, no rewrite — if the number doesn't move, you've changed one line back.
