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SimplyNode provides residential and mobile proxies (from $2.25/GB at scale) that import directly into Figranium via Settings > Proxies as a TXT file. For tasks needing a fresh IP each time (scraping, monitoring), use "new IP for each request" rotation; for multi-step flows (QA), use sticky sessions with a fixed session ID. After importing, mark the proxy as a Rotating Pool in Figranium's settings. Traffic never expires, which works well for irregular workloads like scheduled monitoring tasks.
SimplyNode overview
SimplyNode is a residential and mobile proxy provider — 50M+ residential IPs and 1.4M+ mobile IPs across 185+ countries, no bandwidth expiration on purchased traffic. Built for teams running high-volume, geo-sensitive, or detection-sensitive connections.
How SimplyNode integrates with Figranium
Figranium's workflows run through a browser engine that needs a clean, rotating, or sticky IP depending on the task — that's exactly what a proxy layer like SimplyNode plugs into.
Since Figranium already has native proxy import (HTTP/SOCKS5, round-robin or random rotation, credentials supported), the integration makes it straightforward to bring a SimplyNode proxy pool directly into Figranium: users generate their SimplyNode proxies, import them into Figranium, and manage the pool without hand-managing individual proxy entries.
Use cases / technical details worth highlighting
Data extraction & scraping tasks — set rotation to "new IP for each request" for high-volume scrape jobs where IP consistency doesn't matter.
Price & change monitoring — scheduled/cron tasks benefit from timed rotation (e.g. a fresh IP every hour) to avoid rate-limiting or fingerprinting patterns across repeated hits to the same site.
Lead enrichment workflows — GEO targeting down to country, region, city, or ISP when collecting region-specific public data.
QA/regression testing — sticky sessions keep one IP for the full run duration, so a multi-step flow doesn't switch IPs mid-task.
Traffic-based proxy profiles — allocate GB per project, GEO, or platform (e.g. separate profiles for different Figranium workflows), so usage and billing stay split cleanly.
Residential (from $2.25/GB at scale) vs mobile (from $2.25/GB at scale) — mobile IPs recommended for platforms with aggressive datacenter/residential detection.
No bandwidth expiration — matters for workflows with irregular/bursty usage (e.g. scheduled tasks that only spike during monitoring windows).
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Getting started: setting up proxies in SimplyNode
Before connecting to Figranium, you'll need a SimplyNode account with traffic and a proxy profile set up.
Step 1: Choose your traffic type
SimplyNode offers two pools:
Residential ($2.25/GB at scale) — IPs from real residential ISPs, best for general-purpose scraping, automation, and platforms with moderate detection.
Mobile ($2.25/GB at scale) — IPs from mobile carrier networks, recommended for platforms with aggressive datacenter/residential fingerprint detection.
Pick based on how strict the target platform's detection is — if residential IPs get flagged, mobile is the fallback.
Step 2: Purchase traffic
Buy the amount of GB you need for your use case. Purchased traffic goes into your Remaining Traffic balance — your main account balance, not tied to any single profile yet.
Traffic doesn't expire, so you can buy in bulk without worrying about monthly resets.
Step 3: Create a Proxy Profile
From your dashboard, click Add Proxy Profile, then:
Allocate the amount of traffic (GB) you want to assign to this profile from your main balance.
Name the profile — useful conventions: by project, by GEO (US, DE, UK), or by platform/use case (e.g. "Figranium — Scraping" or "Figranium — QA").
You can create multiple profiles and split traffic across them — handy if you're running several Figranium workflows and want separate usage tracking or team access per profile.
Step 4: Generate your proxy list
Click into the profile to open the Proxy List Generator, where you'll configure and generate your proxies. This is covered in the Figranium setup section below.
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Configuring your SimplyNode proxies in Figranium
Figranium can import the proxy list generated by SimplyNode directly, so there's no need to manually enter individual proxy credentials.
Step 1: Configure your proxies in SimplyNode
Open the Proxy List Generator for your SimplyNode proxy profile and configure the GEO, rotation, session, and other proxy settings for your workflow.
When choosing the proxy format, select HTTP, HTTPS, or SOCKS5 from the dropdown rather than using a custom format.
For tasks that need a new IP on every run (scraping, data extraction): set rotation to "new IP for each request".
For tasks that need one IP throughout (QA flows, multi-step sessions): use a sticky session with a fixed session ID — same session ID always returns the same IP, a new session ID returns a new one.
Step 2: Download the proxy list
Once you've configured the proxies, download the generated proxy list as a TXT file from SimplyNode.
Step 3: Import the proxy list into Figranium
Open Figranium.
Navigate to Settings > Proxies.
Import the TXT file you downloaded from SimplyNode.
The generated SimplyNode proxy will now appear in your Figranium proxy list.
Step 4: Mark it as a rotating pool
SimplyNode provides a pool of IP addresses rather than a single fixed IP. After importing the proxy:
Find the imported proxy in Settings > Proxies and click Edit.
Check Rotating Pool.
Click Save.
This tells Figranium that the proxy represents a rotating pool of IP addresses rather than a single IP address.
Your SimplyNode proxy is now configured and ready to use with Figranium workflows.