Sticky session proxy — one mobile IP, held all session
A sticky session proxy pins one mobile IP to your work and holds it there: the proxy keeps its IP until you rotate, for the rented period up to 180 days. Plenty of multi-step workflows fall apart the moment the exit IP shifts mid-flow. A held session takes that failure mode off the table: each session gets one stable, carrier-grade identity from start to finish.
Why holding one IP matters
Logins, carts, checkouts, verification steps — any stateful sequence assumes the request that opens the flow and the one that closes it come from the same place.
One origin, start to finish
Change the IP partway through and the target sees two different origins, then usually resets the session or throws a challenge. A held session keeps the whole sequence on one mobile IP the target already trusts, so it runs through clean. The continuity is the entire point: nothing in the flow gets a reason to suspect the session moved.
Held by default, rotation as a feature
Our default is a held exit IP: one carrier-grade address that stays put until you rotate it. When a job genuinely needs a fresh IP, rotate from the dashboard, with one API call, or on an auto-rotation schedule you set — at most once per minute. You decide whether the IP holds or cycles; the platform never forces a change onto a flow that needs to stay still.
Long holds on dedicated Polish modems
Held IPs run on dedicated 4G/LTE modems in Poland on Orange, Play, Plus or T-Mobile, so the bound IP stays a genuine mobile address the whole time — not a datacenter block in a mobile costume. With the IP held for the rented period (up to 180 days) you can keep one identity bound for weeks on end, which is exactly what long-running account work and slow, human-paced automation rely on.
Built for continuity across a flow
IP held up to 180 days
The proxy keeps its IP until you rotate, for the rented period up to 180 days.
Held by default
Sessions stay on one origin from first request to last, so stateful flows never trip a mid-flow reset.
Rotation when you want it
Rotate on demand (at most once per minute) or on a schedule for stateless fetching; the choice is yours, never forced on a flow.
Real Polish mobile exits
The bound IP is a genuine carrier-grade mobile address the whole time, not a disguised server range.
Sticky session proxy at a glance
Where a sticky session proxy fits
Multi-step automation in Playwright or Puppeteer, account workflows that have to stay on one identity, QA of session-bound risk rules, and anything where IP continuity is the line between finishing and a reset.
When the flow can't move
Point your client at the SOCKS5 or HTTP(S) endpoint and the session stays held. If you need that identity to belong exclusively to you across many separate flows rather than just one session, look at the dedicated device lane — but for keeping a single sequence on one origin start to finish, a held session is the precise tool.
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