Residential and mobile

Proxies.

Five tiers on a single pool, priced by the gigabyte. There is no monthly minimum and no seat licence: you buy credit, it draws down at the rate of whichever tier you use, and the balance does not expire. Moving between tiers does not require a new account or a new key.

Each row below is a rate, not an extra charge. You pay one of these per gigabyte — the rate of the tier that served the request.

Standard30M+ addresses, 195+ countries, rotating every request
$3/GB
Reputation screeningCleanProxy™ — for targets that block flagged IPs
$5/GB
City-level targetingGeo-Targeted — choose exactly where you appear
$6/GB
Held sessionsSticky Clean — keep one address across a login
$7/GB
Carrier addressesMobile — the hardest targets, real mobile IPs
$12/GB
Buy proxy credit One balance, every tier — selected per request rather than at checkout

Larger top-ups carry bonus credit — 10% on $15, 15% on $30, 20% on $50 and 25% on $100.

Credit does not expire · endpoints support HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5

How it works

One key, one balance.

The tier is a property of the request, not of the account. The same credentials reach every tier, and you are charged the rate of whichever you use.

Authenticate

One API key per accountValid against every tier. No separate credentials to manage per product.

HTTP · HTTPS · SOCKS5
Target

Country, or country and cityGeo-targeted tiers and above accept a city; everything else is country-level.

195+ countries
Rotate

Per request, or held for a sessionSticky tiers retain a single address for the duration of a session.

Per request or held
Pay

Credit draws down by the gigabyteCharged on traffic used, at the rate of the tier that served it.

From $3/GB
Why the screened tiers cost more

A bad address is worse than no address.

An address that has already been flagged does not fail cleanly — it returns a block page, a captcha, or quietly different content, and you pay for the traffic either way. On the reputation-screened tiers we check an address against several independent reputation sources before it serves your request, and draw a different one if it does not pass.

Checked first

Screening happens before the request goes outNot after a failure, and not sampled — the check runs on the address that is about to serve you.

More than one source

Several independent reputation feeds, not a single listOne list disagreeing with another is common; a single source is how flagged addresses get through.

Encrypted traffic too

HTTPS is screened on the same path as plain HTTPMost real traffic is HTTPS. A gate that only covers HTTP is not a gate.

Rejected, not guessed

If the checks cannot reach a verdict, the address is not usedFailing closed costs a retry. Failing open costs you a blocked request you paid for.

Buy credit, not a subscription.

No monthly minimum, no seat licence, and the balance does not expire. One key reaches every tier — you are charged for the one that served the request.