High-volume capacity

600 Mbps Unlimited Residential Proxy

Higher aggregate throughput for established collection pipelines that run many workers, targets or regional sessions in parallel.

Choose your 600 Mbps duration

$720 for 1 day, $1,983 for 7 days or $4,370 for 30 days. UDP over SOCKS5 is included; VAT is excluded.

600 Mbps

Additional throughput for larger parallel workloads.

1 Day$720
7 Days$1,983
30 Days$4,370
  • Unmetered data for the purchased duration
  • No fixed concurrent connection cap
  • Shared rotating residential IP pool
  • Rotating and sticky sessions
  • HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5
  • UDP over SOCKS5 included
  • Country targeting, subject to availability
  • Username/password authentication

UDP over SOCKS5 is included. Prices exclude VAT. Need help choosing? Contact us.

Plan guide

Understand the tier before choosing

Match aggregate capacity to a measured workload, then choose the duration that gives you enough time to evaluate it.

Designed for established pipelines

A 600 Mbps plan is most relevant when measured traffic shows that smaller tiers restrict an otherwise stable workload. It offers additional aggregate capacity for large queues, simultaneous market monitoring and distributed collection processes.

Check the complete traffic path

Your workers, network interface, request scheduler and target servers must all sustain the desired rate. Residential routing and target response times vary, so capacity planning should use real completion rates and error rates rather than bandwidth alone.

Workloads suited to this tier

  • Large recurring crawling and extraction queues
  • Parallel monitoring across products or markets
  • Many workers using separate rotating sessions
  • Operations with measured need above 400 Mbps

Frequently asked questions

How much is the 600 Mbps unlimited plan?

The listed price is $720 for 1 day, $1,983 for 7 days or $4,370 for 30 days, excluding VAT. UDP over SOCKS5 is included.

Are concurrent connections unlimited?

The plan has no fixed concurrent connection cap. Practical concurrency is still constrained by throughput, target latency, workload design, exit availability and applicable usage conditions.

Does the plan support HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5?

Yes. HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 are supported, with UDP available over SOCKS5 as part of the displayed unlimited-plan price.

Should I choose 600 Mbps instead of 400 Mbps?

Choose 600 Mbps when real workload measurements show that 400 Mbps would constrain sustained parallel traffic. If demand is uncertain, evaluating the exact tier for 1 day is safer than estimating from worker count alone.