HTTPS CONNECT

Static residential IPs for people who write clients.

Pick a country, pay for a plan, then paste host, port, and a login into your client. Traffic goes through the Proxxy Charm gateway. You never see the upstream.

  • One hostname
  • Unique login
  • Same login if the exit IP changes

What people run through a static exit

One gateway, your existing tools

Point your client at one host. That’s the setup.

Keep the HTTP client you already have. Set the Proxxy Charm proxy URL and you're done. No SDK, no list of IPs to babysit. We ship HTTPS CONNECT.

proxy.proxycharm.com:10000 · HTTPS
curl -x http://USERNAME:PASSWORD@proxy.proxycharm.com:10000 https://api.ipify.org

What you can count on

Shared host and port

Everyone connects to proxy.proxycharm.com. Your username is what isolates you.

Credentials in the dashboard

Host, port, username, and password live on Proxies after we assign an IP.

The exit IP is visible

The residential address shows once the slot is filled. That is the exit, not the hostname.

Invoices on Stripe

You pay in the dashboard. Receipts stay on Stripe hosted pages.

The product

A static exit. One login. Our gateway in the middle.

Static IP

Same residential exit until you ask us to replace it. You pick the country when you buy.

One gateway

You talk to Proxxy Charm. We talk to the upstream. Their host and password never land in your dashboard.

Your login stays

If we replace an IP, username and password do not change. Reconnect and you are on the new exit.

Built for a client, not a spreadsheet

One host. No proxy list to maintain.

The gateway checks your Proxxy Charm login and opens CONNECT to the assigned exit. The rows below are examples, not a live probe.

proxy.proxycharm.com (example traffic) example
  • 200 OK GET https://shop.example.com/products?page=4 US · Austin · 238 ms
  • 200 OK GET https://catalog.example.com/search?q=wireless DE · Berlin · 196 ms
  • 200 OK GET https://inventory.example.jp/availability JP · Osaka · 211 ms
  • 200 OK HEAD https://cdn.example.net/stock/eu-central FR · Paris · 142 ms
  • 200 OK GET https://fares.example.travel/NYC-LON GB · London · 327 ms
  • 200 OK GET https://search.example.com/?q=headphones CA · Toronto · 184 ms

Common questions

Straight answers.

What is Proxxy Charm?

Proxxy Charm sells static residential proxy IPs. You get our host, port, and a unique login. We assign a residential exit after you pay, and we sit on the path so you never talk to the upstream provider.

Is this a rotating, pay-per-GB network?

No. You subscribe to a number of static IPs, not a bandwidth pool. The same exit stays yours until we replace it. We don't charge by the gigabyte.

How is this different from a datacenter proxy?

The exit is a residential address, not a cloud range. Sites can block a whole datacenter list in one go. A home-looking IP is harder to toss out that way.

How does payment work?

You sign in, pick a plan, choose a country for each IP, and pay on Stripe Checkout. We assign IPs after payment confirms. Renewals keep the same exits.

What do I get after I pay?

A Proxxy Charm hostname, a shared port, a username and password, and the residential exit IP for each assigned slot. Point HTTPS CONNECT at our gateway. Do not use a vendor hostname.

What happens if an IP is replaced?

The assignment and login stay the same. The old exit is taken out of service. Reconnect your client to pick up the new residential address. You will see it on Proxies.

Do you support SOCKS5?

Not yet. Today we ship HTTPS CONNECT. If your client only speaks SOCKS, it will not work against this gateway.

Will I see the upstream provider?

No. Upstream host, username, and password never appear in customer payloads. You only get Proxxy Charm credentials and the residential exit IP.

Get a static exit on your client.

Create an account, pick a plan, paste the Proxxy Charm host and login. No sales call.