Programmable Exit Points — New
Give agents stable,
programmable network presence.
Crowdio programmable exit points let agent teams choose geography, keep identity steady, and route long-running workflows through ISP-backed exits. Traffic-based billing, unlimited concurrency, and no hidden fees.
Capabilities
What agents can control
Region-Aware Exits
Choose country and, where available, city so each workflow appears in the right place without manual proxy juggling.
Sticky Identity
Hold the same exit for the duration your task needs. Useful for logged-in sessions, account workflows, and agents that need continuity.
Traffic-Based Billing
Pay for traffic used rather than seat counts. Warm sessions that pass no traffic are not billed.
Parallel Workflows
Open multiple exits at once for browsers, agents, and background jobs without artificial concurrency caps on Crowdio's side.
ISP-Backed Stability
These exit points are powered by long-acting ISP-backed sessions, combining stronger trust characteristics with reliable uptime.
HTTP & SOCKS5
Use standard proxy protocols with Playwright, Puppeteer, Python, Node.js, browser tooling, and custom automation stacks.
Process
How Programmable Exit Points Work
Set Exit Policy
Choose region, session behavior, and workload requirements for the task you want to run.
Assign a Stable Exit
Crowdio maps the request to an ISP-backed exit that matches geography, stability needs, and available supply.
Hold or Branch Identity
Keep one session sticky for continuity or open multiple exits in parallel for separate agents and workflows.
Scale Across Agents
Reuse the same routing policy across browsers, automations, and background jobs without rebuilding your integration each time the workload expands.
Use Cases
Built for Agent Workflows
Browser Agents
Give autonomous browsing tasks a controllable region and consistent identity so they can work without random session drift.
Logged-In Automation
Maintain authenticated sessions for agents that need continuity across forms, checkouts, dashboards, or account actions.
Monitoring by Geography
Run the same task from multiple regions to compare content, availability, or behavior without managing separate proxy inventories.
Evaluation & QA
Test software under realistic network conditions with stable exit behavior and deliberate region selection.
FAQ
Common Questions
What are programmable exit points?
Programmable exit points let software choose where it appears on the internet, how long identity stays stable, and how traffic should be routed. They are designed for agents and long-running automation rather than generic rotating proxy use.
What powers these exit points underneath?
Crowdio powers them with long-acting, ISP-backed sessions. That gives you stronger stability and trust characteristics while still exposing a simpler control surface to software teams.
How long can an exit stay stable?
Session duration can be configured from minutes to days depending on workflow and availability. Longer-hold requirements can be planned with the team.
Can I run multiple exits at once?
Yes. You can open as many concurrent sessions as you need, with each session assigned its own exit based on the selected policy and available supply.
Are idle sessions billed?
No. Billing is based on traffic transferred. A warm session that passes no traffic does not incur charges.
Programmable exits for long-running agent work.
Choose geography, keep identity stable, and pay only for traffic used.
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