Compare unlimited residential proxy plans with no data caps, 4M+ IPs, rotating or sticky sessions, and speeds from 100 Mbps to 1 Gbps for 1, 7, or 30 days.
Cost for 50TB Traffic / Month
Illustrative comparison at $3 per GB
Actual savings depend on traffic and whether 400 Mbps fits the workload.
Choose by expected data volume, required throughput and the network you need to evaluate.
| Feature | Pay per GB example | UnlimitedResidentialProxy |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing Model | Usage based | Flat Fee (Unlimited) |
| Cost for 50TB Data | $150,000 at $3/GB | $3,500 (Fixed) |
| Data Limit | Purchased allowance | ∞ Unlimited Volume |
| Throughput Speed | Provider dependent | Selected 100 Mbps–1 Gbps tier |
| IP Pool Access | Regular residential network | Unlimited residential TCP + UDP inventory |
Illustration only: $3/GB is an assumed comparison rate, not a market average. The unlimited plan has no GB quota for its purchased duration; 400 Mbps is its speed tier.
Compare a $3/GB example with the 400 Mbps unlimited plan. Change the input to match your expected traffic.
Fixed example assumption: $3.00 / GB
$45,000
Varies with transferred data
400 Mbps / 30 days
$3,500
Fixed & Predictable
Illustrative difference: $41,500 over 30 days
Illustration only. $3/GB is a fixed comparison assumption, not a market average. The 400 Mbps figure is the plan speed, not a GB quota. Unlimited data volume is included for the purchased duration.
Choose 100 to 1000 Mbps for 1, 7 or 30 days. Every listed price includes UDP over SOCKS5, rotating and sticky sessions, and no fixed concurrent connection cap.
An entry point for scheduled jobs and initial workload evaluation.
More capacity for several data collection jobs running together.
A middle tier for sustained scraping and monitoring workloads.
Additional throughput for larger parallel workloads.
Higher capacity for teams with substantial ongoing traffic.
Up to 1 Gbps of plan throughput for demanding workloads.
UDP over SOCKS5 is included. Prices exclude VAT. Need help choosing? Contact us.
Start with a smaller 30-day residential proxy allowance, from 5 GB, before deciding whether a larger plan fits your workload.
A lower-cost way to evaluate regular residential proxies
The 5 GB plan costs $14.25 for 30 days. It can help you check targeting, rotation and compatibility on the regular residential network. It is a different product from Unlimited Residential, so it does not validate the unlimited IP pool or the sustained speed of a 100–1000 Mbps plan.
The provider's standard refund option is conditional: request within 3 days, use no more than 1 GB, pay by card or PayPal, purchase no more than $100, no account upgrade, and no earlier refund in the same calendar month. Eligibility is decided under the current refund terms.
Selected bandwidth
5 GB
$2.85 per GB
Or select a volume
Questions from prospective buyers
Clear answers to the practical questions that come up before purchase.
Use a different session identifier for each device to request separate sticky sessions. IPs come from a shared residential pool, so separation and session duration depend on live availability and configuration.
Country-level targeting is available across the listed locations. State and city targeting depends on the selected country, product, and current network availability.
Use a 1-day unlimited plan to evaluate the exact speed tier. The $14.25 Pay per GB plan tests a separate residential product and should not be treated as proof of unlimited-network performance.
Displayed unlimited-plan prices include UDP over SOCKS5. HTTP, HTTPS, and SOCKS5 are also supported. Confirm protocol availability for the separate Pay per GB product at checkout.
Choose from 100 Mbps to 1 Gbps based on total workload throughput, not the speed of one device. Concurrency, target latency, retries, and response size all affect observed performance.
Data is not billed by the gigabyte during the purchased period. Your plan is still defined by its throughput tier, duration, current inventory and the provider's acceptable-use requirements.
Yes. The listed 100–1000 Mbps unlimited prices include UDP over SOCKS5, as well as HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 access.
You can purchase the same unlimited speed tier for one day. This is paid access and is not covered by the standard refund option because every unlimited plan shown costs more than $100. The $14.25 Pay per GB plan is a lower-cost evaluation of the regular residential product, but it does not test the separate unlimited pool or a selected Mbps tier.
It may qualify under the provider's current standard policy only when every condition is met: request within three days, no more than 1 GB used, card or PayPal payment, purchase no more than $100, no account upgrade, and no earlier refund in the same calendar month. The provider determines eligibility.
No. The residential exit IP pool is shared and rotating. Unlimited concurrent connections means there is no fixed connection-count cap; it does not mean every connection receives a unique or dedicated IP.
A session identifier asks the network to keep using the same residential exit IP. The IP can change earlier if the peer disconnects, so a sticky session is not a permanent dedicated IP.
Falkenstein, Ashburn and New York are gateway locations. Residential exit availability varies by product, protocol and country. State and city options are available only where supported by the current network inventory.
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