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WHAT THE NETWORK
ACTUALLY DOES

The mechanisms that decide whether a scraping job finishes, described plainly. Median end-to-end latency is 38 ms intra-region and 96 ms from an unrelated host — measured this way, with the limits stated.

Dead-exit ejection

Exit nodes are health-checked continuously, and a node that stops answering is pulled from the rotation pool before your next request is routed to it. This matters more than raw speed: a dead proxy that still accepts connections costs you a full socket timeout, while an ejected one costs a routing decision. The failure you can afford is the one that happens before the request leaves.

Retry on a fresh exit

When a request fails at the network layer, the retry goes out through a different exit rather than the one that just failed. Retrying the same dead path is how a transient fault turns into a stalled job — the second attempt inherits the first attempt’s problem and you pay the timeout twice.

Session pinning up to 24 hours

A sticky session holds one exit IP for the life of a workflow, up to 24 hours. This is a correctness feature before it is a performance one: any flow that carries a login, a cart or a multi-step form breaks when the IP changes mid-sequence, and the target sees a session that teleported between networks.

Connection reuse

Every new TCP connection costs a round trip before any application data moves, and an HTTPS connection costs more for the TLS handshake on top. Keeping connections alive and pooled amortises that setup across many requests, which is why a well-configured client sees a materially lower effective per-request cost than a benchmark that opens a fresh connection every time.

Geo-targeted routing

Requests can be pinned to a country, and the exit is selected within that geography rather than routed there after the fact. Beyond matching what the target expects to see, this shortens the physical path: distance is the one component of latency no amount of engineering removes — signal in fibre travels at roughly two-thirds the speed of light, so New York to London has a floor of about 56 ms regardless of hardware. 40+ countries are live.

HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5

All three on the same endpoint and the same credentials. SOCKS5 matters when you are proxying something that is not HTTP — a headless browser’s raw sockets, a custom client, or a protocol that does not tunnel cleanly through an HTTP proxy. Authentication is username/password or IP whitelist, so credentials never have to live in a scraper’s source.

Latency figures: HTTP HEAD · 1 KB target · 50K samples over 7 days · p50. Aggregate capacity 6 Gbps across 40+ countries and 7 mobile carriers.

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