Infatica

Infatica routes requests through a peer-to-business network: a proprietary SDK embedded in mobile apps and browser extensions sources idle bandwidth from consenting users. A new exit IP is allocated per request by default. Sticky sessions are enabled by adding a session ID parameter to the proxy username — the same exit IP is reused as long as it stays online. Timed rotation is available in configurable intervals from 5 to 60 minutes. Ports 10000 through 10999 correspond to unique IP addresses — a fixed-port approach that allows predictable IP assignment for specific use cases.

Targeting parameters — country, city, ISP, ZIP, and ASN — are all passed in the proxy username string. ISP targeting uses an ISP ID parameter rather than a name string. ZIP targeting is available in combination with a country code. ASN targeting is documented in the API tool reference. GeoDNS routes requests to the nearest gateway, which reduces routing hops compared to fixed-gateway architectures. Login/password and IP whitelist authentication are both documented — IP whitelist authentication is prioritized over credential-based authentication when both are configured.

The dashboard supports IP whitelist configuration, rotation period selection, geolocation targeting, authorization method selection, and proxy list generation. The REST API covers account and proxy pool management. Sub-user or team account management is not documented in the API tool reference. A Trust Center is referenced on the homepage — GDPR compliance is not explicitly stated there. KYC via Veriff with government ID and selfie is required on the first purchase for all accounts.

Infatica's position is targeting completeness across a full proxy product stack. The residential sourcing model is a peer-to-business SDK — consenting users install apps containing the bandwidth-sharing component. This is a peer-SDK sourcing model where user devices provide bandwidth through installed applications. KYC on first purchase is the compliance gate that replaces ongoing monitoring: Veriff ID verification and a selfie check are required before any transaction completes.

The targeting completeness — country through ASN on a single platform — means fewer cases where a team must split usage across two providers because one can't reach ZIP or ASN level. The trade-off is that targeting depth comes with a PAYG rate of $4/GB for residential, which may be high for teams without committed monthly volume. Teams with predictable volume can step into subscription tiers. Annual billing saves 20%, which flattens the per-GB cost substantially for committed users.

Infatica does not publish EWDCI membership or ISO 27001 certification in public evidence. The homepage states products are certified by industry organizations — the specific certifications are not named. For teams that need named third-party compliance certifications in writing, this gap requires direct contact. For teams that prioritize targeting functionality over compliance paper trails, Infatica's API reference covers a wide range of targeting parameters documented across residential and mobile products.

The combined pool is reported at 40M+ ethically sourced proxies across 195 countries — self-reported, no independent audit of this figure is referenced on the homepage. Residential proxies cover 195+ countries. Country, region, city, ISP, ZIP, and ASN targeting are all confirmed for residential proxies. Mobile proxies support country, city, carrier, and ASN targeting — carrier count is not published. ISP static proxies are available in the US, Canada, and select European countries — the full country list is not enumerated in public documentation.

Three rotation modes are documented: per-request, timed (5 to 60 minute intervals), and sticky. Maximum sticky session duration is not published in the residential documentation. Timed rotation intervals are selectable at the code level via username parameters — there is no dashboard-based rotation toggle. Concurrent session limits are not documented in public evidence. HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 protocols are confirmed. UDP and QUIC support are not referenced in evidence.

The dashboard allows IP whitelist configuration, rotation period selection, and proxy list generation. Real-time spend counter is not confirmed on the homepage. API rate limits are not documented in public evidence. Five proxy types — residential, mobile, ISP static, dedicated datacenter, shared datacenter — are all available on a single account. Shared datacenter was launched in April 2025.

Residential proxies are available PAYG at $4/GB and on subscription plans from $96/25 GB to $2,600/1,000 GB. Mobile proxies are PAYG at $18/GB and on subscriptions from $45/3 GB. ISP static proxies are billed at $5/IP/month with unlimited traffic. Dedicated datacenter proxies start from $1.10/IP/month. Annual billing saves 20% across all plan types. All rates are listed on the pricing page without requiring a sales call.

A 7-day trial is available for residential (1 GB for $4) and mobile (1 GB for $8) — the trial requires payment rather than being free. KYC via Veriff is required before that first payment clears. No free instant self-serve trial is documented. PAYG is available for residential and mobile without a subscription commitment. Custom high-volume plans require contact — no self-serve configuration above standard tiers is documented.

You gain extended targeting depth — country, region, city, ISP, ZIP, and ASN — all documented for residential proxies via API parameters. Timed rotation in 5-to-60-minute intervals provides granular control for session management. Five proxy product types on one platform eliminate the need to manage multiple provider accounts. Annual billing at a 20% discount is a meaningful cost reduction for stable-volume users. Mobile proxies include carrier and ASN targeting confirmed in documentation.

You give up immediate account access — KYC via Veriff with government ID and selfie is required before the first purchase clears, regardless of transaction size. Maximum sticky session duration is not published, which makes session architecture planning dependent on empirical testing. Sub-user and team management are not documented in the API reference. Specific compliance certifications are not named in public documentation — the homepage states industry certification without listing which ones. PAYG residential at $4/GB may be high for teams without committed monthly volume.

• Your pipeline requires ZIP and ASN targeting on residential proxies alongside carrier and ASN targeting on mobile — Infatica documents both residential ASN targeting and mobile carrier/ASN targeting on the same platform
• Timed rotation at 5-to-60-minute granularity is architecturally relevant for your scraping use case rather than per-request or fixed-duration sticky sessions
• You need all five proxy types — residential, mobile, ISP static, dedicated datacenter, shared datacenter — managed under a single account without multiple vendor relationships
• Annual volume is predictable and the 20% annual billing discount meaningfully reduces per-GB cost compared to monthly subscription pricing
• KYC verification at first purchase is acceptable overhead for your team's onboarding workflow

Infatica's constraints are structural, not incidental:

• You need to start making requests without identity verification — KYC via Veriff with government ID is mandatory before the first transaction regardless of purchase amount
• Your procurement requires named compliance certifications such as ISO 27001, SOC 2, or EWDCI membership — these are not named in public documentation
• ISP static proxies in specific European countries are required — the full location list for ISP proxies is not enumerated; select European countries are confirmed without naming them all
• Sub-user account isolation or team spending controls are required — these are not documented in the API or dashboard evidence
• Your pipeline volume is variable and the $4/GB PAYG residential rate is above what your budget supports at low monthly volumes

If Infatica's KYC gate or compliance documentation gaps are blockers:

• Oxylabs — ISO 27001:2022, SOC 2 Type 2, and EWDCI founding membership with named certifications; fits if procurement requires named third-party compliance certifications such as ISO 27001 or SOC 2
• IPRoyal — PAYG residential from $7/GB with non-expiring traffic and no upfront KYC requirement at account creation; fits if immediate access without identity verification is the constraint
• MarsProxies — PAYG from $3.49/GB non-expiring with country/state/city targeting and sticky sessions up to 7 days; fits if lower PAYG rate and longer documented sticky sessions matter more than ASN targeting depth

Use Infatica if full targeting depth from country through ASN on a single platform is a hard requirement, if timed rotation granularity matters to your session architecture, and if KYC at first purchase is an acceptable onboarding step. Skip it if you need immediate access without identity verification, if named compliance certifications are required for procurement, or if ISP static proxy coverage needs to extend across a full documented country list.