Near-gigabit throughput

800 Mbps Unlimited Residential Proxy

Near-gigabit aggregate capacity for demanding workloads that need more headroom than 600 Mbps without selecting the maximum listed tier.

Choose your 800 Mbps duration

$922 for 1 day, $2,354 for 7 days or $4,953 for 30 days. UDP over SOCKS5 is included; VAT is excluded.

800 Mbps

Higher capacity for teams with substantial ongoing traffic.

1 Day$922
7 Days$2,354
30 Days$4,953
  • 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.

A step below the 1 Gbps tier

The 800 Mbps plan provides substantial aggregate capacity for mature systems while keeping a distinct price point below 1 Gbps. It is appropriate when traffic measurements consistently exceed the practical range of the 600 Mbps tier.

Plan around completed requests

Bandwidth is only one part of performance. Monitor successful requests per second, response size, retry rate and regional latency. Those measurements reveal whether the workload can use near-gigabit capacity and whether further optimization is needed.

Workloads suited to this tier

  • Mature high-volume data pipelines
  • Many simultaneous regional collection queues
  • Large automation systems with variable traffic peaks
  • Workloads approaching, but not requiring, 1 Gbps

Frequently asked questions

What does the 800 Mbps plan cost?

The listed price is $922 for 1 day, $2,354 for 7 days or $4,953 for 30 days, excluding VAT. UDP over SOCKS5 is included.

Is 800 Mbps guaranteed for each device?

No. The figure represents the plan's aggregate throughput tier. Devices and workers share that capacity, and individual performance varies with routing, targets, concurrency and exit availability.

Can I target countries, states or cities?

Country targeting is available subject to live availability. State and city precision varies by country, product and current pool coverage, so exact requirements should be confirmed before purchase.

When should I move from 800 Mbps to 1 Gbps?

Consider 1 Gbps when measured demand regularly approaches the 800 Mbps plan ceiling and the rest of your infrastructure can sustain additional traffic. Otherwise, the 800 Mbps tier may offer enough headroom.