An unlimited package is paid by the term and its traffic goes uncounted. Per-GB plans charge for gigabytes and give you home, mobile, ISP and IPv6 addresses. Pick a task or estimate your volume to see which costs less and which will work.
Click a task: the plan we recommend shows up next to it, along with a backup option.
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Traffic goes uncounted, so millions of requests a day cost one package. Up to 5,000 threads, and the address list refreshes all day.
billed by term, from $0.50 an hour
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If a site cuts off shared pools, take DC IPv4: every line has its own address and you pay only for gigabytes.
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A marketplace sees ISP addresses as ordinary subscribers, and a new IP on every request gets around rate limits.
from $0.95 per GB
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Need prices for one country from a home IP? Resi Core covers 200+ countries.
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Google answers over IPv6, and a DC IPv6 gigabyte is the cheapest in the lineup: from $0.17. That is enough to track US rankings.
from $0.17 per GB
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When you need a region's results from a home address, move to Resi Core.
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SEO tools send thousands of requests and burn traffic. An unlimited term removes the gigabyte question, and server IP auth keeps the software happy.
billed by term, from $0.50 an hour
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For Google queries the same tools run cheapest through DC IPv6.
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Platforms see a carrier address shared by thousands of people at once and rarely ban it. A sticky session ID keeps one IP behind a profile.
from $2.15 per GB
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When you need a city or an ISP, take Resi Prime: geo down to the city and sessions up to 24 hours.
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Resi Prime picks country, region, city and ISP, so you see an ad the way a local resident sees it.
from $1.39 per GB
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Mobile ads check out more accurately from cellular IPs, and that is Mobile Proxy.
Best pick
Unlimited packages keep 25, 465 and 587 open, so your mailer works with its own SMTP. Spam is banned by the rules.
billed by term, from $0.50 an hour
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You can send mail from your own inbox through Resi Core: 465, 587, IMAP and POP3 are open there, port 25 is closed.
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AI services look at the country and the address type. A Resi Core home IP from a supported country looks like an ordinary user.
from $0.49 per GB
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For APIs and frequent requests ISP Proxy fits: ISP addresses and a new IP on every request.
Enter a volume and we price a month on each per-GB plan next to the MIX unlimited package. Unlimited has its own addresses from the MIX, RU, EU and CN pools, so compare prices where both options fit.
The price per gigabyte depends on how much you buy at once: the more you take, the lower the tier. Some unlimited packages cost less than MIX: a month from $135.
At 100 GB a month the cheapest is DC IPv6: $21.00. A month of MIX unlimited costs $252.
Unlimited packages and the six per-GB plans on the same points. They share one balance, so you can mix the formats.
It depends on volume and on the addresses you need. While traffic is light, gigabytes cost less; at hundreds of GB a month unlimited wins. Put your volume into the calculator above and it compares a month on each plan with the MIX package.
Yes. One balance covers every format: keep an unlimited package for steady load and add gigabytes for jobs that need a home or mobile IP.
The MIX, RU, EU and CN pools with addresses from different sources, up to 50,000 IPs per package. Access goes by your server IP, with HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4, SOCKS4A and SOCKS5 on one port. Details are on the unlimited proxies page.
Resi Core costs less and picks an address by country, which suits scraping and monitoring. Resi Prime adds city, ISP and ASN, the choice for accounts and ads. Both pools are compared on the residential proxies page.
An unlimited package can be tested for a free hour after account verification. Per-GB plans are sold from one gigabyte, the cheapest way to check a pool on your own task.
An unlimited package comes with a free hour after verification, and any per-GB plan starts at one gigabyte. All formats share one balance.
