Portproof

Build the proxy username and URL for one connection: pool, country, rotation and an optional session name are encoded in the username (validated by the server: an ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country or "any", and the mobile pool only in US, GB, FR, NL, PL, GE = Georgia (country)). Returns host, port, username, the URL and curl / Python / Node / Playwright snippets. The password is masked unless reveal_password is true. A sticky session keeps the same device, and the carrier may still change its IP; never promise a fixed IP. Needs a traffic balance (buy_traffic first) and an API key with ports:write.

Dedicated mobile ports: buy one dedicated mobile port (one modem, one SIM, one customer) for a SKU and term; check search_inventory first. For proxies by the GB use buy_traffic instead. CHARGES MONEY: requires confirm: true and an idempotency_key; refused otherwise. Fails with kyb_required (402) until the org has passed KYB tier t1, and no_inventory (409) when the SKU is sold out. Returns the Port with credentials and cost_cents. Partner network SKUs (buy_via "cart" in get_pricing) are bought in the web shop: for them nothing is charged and the answer is purchased: false with shop_url, or not_on_sale when they are not on sale for your organisation.

Buy whole GB of proxy traffic (or the one-off 0.5 GB trial) from the wallet balance. CHARGES MONEY: requires confirm: true, accept_terms: true (the user accepts the terms, the acceptable-use policy and the immediate start of the service; ask them) and an idempotency_key; refused otherwise. Needs an API key with ports:write. The server prices the order from the tier table (see get_pricing, field traffic); the GB are added to the same balance and credentials. Validity is what get_traffic reports: limits.validity_days 0 means GB never expire. Fails with insufficient_funds (402) when the wallet is too low, kyb_required_for_volume (402) above the monthly volume for unverified organisations, trial_already_used (409), idempotency_conflict (409) when the idempotency_key was already used for a different purchase. A refused purchase stays stored under its idempotency_key for 24 h: after fixing the cause (for example a wallet top-up), buy with a new key. Returns the order with gb and cost_cents as the server recorded them.

Port details (API object: passport): label (country, carrier, port id), network (own = Own network, partner = Partner network), carrier, egress IPs, geo consensus, reputation, rotation and uptime statistics, throughput and exclusivity. Own network ports add the SIM contract class, usage against the daily cap and concurrent sessions (proof the port is not shared); a Partner network port has none of these, because nothing of ours runs on its device. Credentials are never included.

Full detail for one port: label, network, state, carrier, listeners, credentials (only if you own it), allowlist, egress IPs, rotation settings, usage today, uptime and subscription. Partner network ports also carry credentials.http and credentials.socks5 (each with its own host, port, login and password), capabilities (controls the port supports), renewal (price_cents, ends_at, auto_renew, can_renew) and rotation_url: the Portproof link that rotates the IP when fetched (60 s cooldown). proxy_urls gives ready-to-use http and socks5 URLs, each built from its own credential set.

Public price table. Field traffic: proxy traffic by the GB (tier table with the per-GB price by order size in EUR cents ex VAT, package sizes, the 0.5 GB trial, validity days, monthly GB without company verification); buy it with buy_traffic. Field skus: dedicated mobile ports with monthly price in cents (EUR, USD for us-4g), supply (evidence signed = Own network, observed = Partner network), volume ladder, weekly/daily term ratios and the 24 h trial. Each SKU says how it is bought (buy_via): "ports" SKUs work with quote and buy_port; "cart" SKUs are Partner network ports, one SKU per term, sold only through the web shop (quote and buy_port answer them with the shop link). Partner network ports are listed only while they are on sale for your organisation, so the list can differ with and without an API key. No API key needed. Prices are quotes only; nothing is charged.

Fetch one rotation record from the rotation log by id (rot_...): old/new IPs, whether the IP actually changed, attempts, timing, carrier, geo and reputation snapshot, plus the Ed25519 signature. Records of Own network ports (evidence: signed) are signed on the device; records of Partner network ports (evidence: observed) are recorded by our monitoring and signed by the control plane key cp-2026. The server also verifies the signature against the published keys and reports the result.

Public status page data: platform state, per-site uptime and live port counts, per-carrier uptime / first-attempt rotation success / p50 rotation time / published rotation floor, public incidents from the last 30 days and support response time. No API key needed.

Proxy traffic balance of the organisation: GB total / used / left, expiry, whether the key is enabled, daily usage and the purchase limits (validity days, monthly GB without company verification, whether the trial is still available). Connection details (host, ports, username base) are included when the API key holds ports:write (credentials is null otherwise); the password is masked here, use build_proxy_url with reveal_password: true when the user needs a working URL. Usage is synced every 5 minutes.

Traffic for one port over a time window: bytes in/out, peak concurrent sessions, new connections and rotations per bucket, plus totals. Default granularity is hour; use day for long windows to keep the response small.

Countries with devices online now, per pool: mobile (4G/5G carrier modems, only in US, GB, FR, NL, PL, GE = Georgia (country)) and residential (opt-in peer devices), with totals. Coverage changes through the day: quote the numbers this tool returns and never an older or rounded count. Counts only; exit addresses are never listed. Empty lists mean the numbers are not available right now. No API key needed.

List the ports owned by this API key as compact summaries: label (country, carrier, port id), network (own = Own network, partner = Partner network), state, egress IPs, rotation, usage, subscription end and auto_renew. No credentials: use get_port for those. Paginated: pass next_cursor as cursor to continue.

Price a purchase before buying: unit price, volume discount and total in cents for a SKU, term (monthly | weekly | daily) and quantity. For a Partner network SKU (buy_via "cart") the answer is its listed price per port and the web shop link, where the cart shows the total; not_on_sale when it is not on sale for your organisation. Read-only, nothing is charged.

Dedicated ports: renew one port for one more term now, paid from the account balance. Read get_port first: renewal.can_renew says whether it can be renewed now and renewal.price_cents what one more term costs. A Partner network port is renewed on the network first and ends_at is the end it confirmed; there is no grace period after a term ends. CHARGES MONEY: requires confirm: true and an idempotency_key; refused otherwise. Errors: insufficient_funds (402, nothing charged: top up the balance), conflict (409, for example while an earlier renewal is still being confirmed), supply_source_error (502, the renewal was refused and the charge refunded). Returns ends_at and cost_cents.

Rotate IP: request a new egress IP for a port and wait (up to 180 s in all) for the rotation record, signed on the device for Own network ports (evidence: signed) or recorded by our monitoring for Partner network ports (evidence: observed). A rotation still running after the API's first answer is followed on its status link. Changes live proxy state: requires confirm: true and an idempotency_key; refused otherwise. Carriers sometimes return the same IP (rotated: false, reason carrier_sticky); a rotation record is written either way. 429 port_cooldown (with retry_after seconds) inside the 60 s cooldown. Included in the subscription: no charge.

Dedicated mobile ports: available Own network dedicated mobile ports per country / site / carrier, with the number available and whether new ports are wait-listed. Use the returned carrier_id to pin a carrier in buy_port. Partner network ports are not listed here: get_pricing lists the ones on sale for you. No API key needed.

Dedicated ports: switch auto-renew of one port on or off. On: the port is renewed from the account balance shortly before its term ends (a short balance means it ends). Off: the port ends at the end of its current term, with no refund. Changes the subscription: requires confirm: true and an idempotency_key; refused otherwise. No charge now.

Set the automatic rotation interval for a port: 0 = sticky (never rotate on a schedule), otherwise 60..86400 seconds. The schedule keeps running between API calls. When get_port shows capabilities.rotation_interval: false the port has no schedule control. A change the network has not confirmed yet answers conflict (409); try again later. Changes live proxy state: requires confirm: true and an idempotency_key; refused otherwise. No charge.

The API sends one request through the gateway with the given pool, country and rotation and reports ok, the exit IP it saw, the latency and, on failure, the gateway error_code (for example E_NO_STOCK_COUNTRY, E_CAP_EXCEEDED, timeout). exit_country is only a country that was observed for the exit, never the requested one: when country_verified is false it is null, so do not tell the user the country was confirmed. Uses a few kilobytes of the balance; limited to 6 per minute; needs an API key with ports:write. With the development mock the result is simulated (simulated: true).