Get residential IP status
Read whether a computer’s Chrome is on a residential IP, its exit IP, the data left, and test the route with a live check.
$COMPUTER_ID with the computer’s UUID.
Check the exit IP now
Add?check=1 to test the route or see whether the IP has moved. The computer reads its exit IP through the proxy, and exit_ip is that reading. The answer adds changed, which is true when the reading differs from the last exit IP Orgo saw, and checked_at.
429 with the code rate_limited. A check spends a few KB of the account’s data.
A check answers 409 when the proxy is off, when the computer is asleep (code computer_asleep), or when no reading came back. The IP on record stands, so try again.
An IP lasts up to 2 hours and can change sooner, as How long a residential IP lasts explains.
Read the data left
quota is the workspace owner’s residential data, shared by every computer in the account. It is DataImpulse’s count as of Orgo’s last hourly sync, so it can be up to an hour behind.Authorizations
API key authentication. Get your key at orgo.ai/workspaces
Path Parameters
Computer ID. Accepts the computer's UUID or its instance_id.
Query Parameters
1 reads the exit IP through the proxy now and adds changed and checked_at. Omit it to get the last exit IP Orgo saw.
1 Response
The status. With ?check=1, exit_ip is that reading.
A computer's residential IP and the account's residential data.
true while this computer's Chrome goes through the proxy.
The last exit IP Orgo saw. null while the proxy is off, or if Orgo could not read one.
The exit country: us.
The workspace owner's residential data, shared by every computer in the account. DataImpulse's count as of Orgo's last hourly sync, so it can be up to an hour behind.
Only with ?check=1: this reading differs from the last exit IP Orgo saw.
Only with ?check=1: when it was read.