Unlimited residential proxies, from $48.45 per day

Unlimited residential proxies: how is pricing set?

Unlimited residential proxy pricing is a flat daily rate set by three things: period, concurrent connections and bandwidth. Traffic volume is not part of the price, so within your chosen connections and bandwidth, the amount stays the same however much you download.

The base price is for 1,000 concurrent connections and 200Mbps. Change a level on the price card and the daily price and total recalculate right away, so you see the exact amount before you buy.

This model is especially cost-effective for jobs with large, steady daily usage. The daily price stays the same however much usage grows, so you can set a monthly budget first and widen your collection freely within it.

Choose a period of 30, 60 or 90 days; the longer the period, the lower the daily price. Your connection details stay the same for the whole period, so you set up your scraper only once.

How much is unlimited pricing for each period?

The longer the period, the lower the daily price. Choose 90 days and you get the same terms for $11.78 less per day than 30 days.

Prices in the table are for 1,000 concurrent connections and 200Mbps. Change the connection or bandwidth level and the daily price is multiplied by that level's rate, and the period total changes with it.

The 60-day period is also $5.87 less per day than 30 days, so for collection that runs two months or more, one longer period beats buying short periods again and again.

All amounts are in USD and come out of your balance once at purchase. No extra charges are added during the period, so the amount you see first is your full cost.

How does pricing change with concurrent connection levels?

Concurrent connections come in three levels: 500, 1,000 and 2,000. With 1,000 as the base, 500 is 80% of the base price and 2,000 is 160%. Count how many scraping jobs you run at the same time and pick a level with a little headroom, and your jobs connect right away with no wait.

For example, a 90-day period at 500 connections costs 80% of the $48.45 base per day, and at 2,000 connections it costs 160%. Click the levels on the price card and the amount updates right away, so comparing is easy.

If you run few jobs at once, lower your daily price with 500 connections; if you spread a very large number of jobs, cut wait time with 2,000 connections.

Connection and bandwidth levels are chosen separately, so you can combine many connections with base bandwidth, for example. Pick a combination that matches your job and you pay only for the range you use.

• 500 connections: 80% of base price
• 1,000 connections: base price
• 2,000 connections: 160% of base price

When should you raise the bandwidth level?

Bandwidth comes in three levels: 100Mbps, 200Mbps and 500Mbps. With 200Mbps as the base, 100Mbps is 85% and 500Mbps is 190%. For pages heavy with images and video or jobs that fetch large files, more bandwidth gets you more results in the same period.

Jobs that fetch many text-focused pages depend more on connection count, and jobs that fetch heavy pages depend more on bandwidth. You choose the two separately, so your price matches your job exactly.

For example, a 90-day period at 500Mbps costs 190% of the $48.45 base per day, and at 100Mbps it costs 85%. Click the levels on the price card to compare combinations for your job.

With ample bandwidth, the same job finishes faster, giving your schedule more room. For large collections with a fixed deadline, collecting quickly with high bandwidth early in the period works well.

What is included in unlimited residential proxy pricing?

One daily price includes every feature you need for large jobs.

The connection details keep the same format for the whole period, so a scraper you set up once runs untouched until the period ends. The same format continues when you renew.

• No limit on traffic volume
• Use as many concurrent connections as you chose
• Unlimited IP rotations
• A mix of residential IPs from many countries
• Username and password auth
• Period and status in your dashboard

When should you use a custom plan?

If you need more than 2,000 connections or 500Mbps, or a period longer than 90 days, use a custom plan. Tell us the connections, bandwidth and period you need, and we will quote a daily price for those terms.

Custom plans are also paid from the same balance. Once your first top-up is credited, send a request through Support in your dashboard and we will reply in order.

A custom plan is the most efficient choice when several teams run large collections on one account, or when a project needs very high bandwidth for a set period. It matches exactly the terms you need, so you pay only for the range you use.

When you reach out, include how many jobs you run at once, your expected daily traffic and the period you need, so we can set your terms as fast as possible.

How do you pay for an unlimited plan?

You pay for unlimited residential proxies from a balance topped up with USDT (TRC20). Each top-up can be $50 to $10,000, and any remaining balance carries over to your next period or other products.

You create your account with a single token, no email needed, and your connection details appear in your dashboard as soon as you buy. Renew on the same terms before the period ends and you continue without interruption.

Your USDT top-up stays as balance in your account. Use it to renew your unlimited period, or to add per-GB residential proxies when you need specific country checks.

Unlimited or per-GB pricing: which is more cost-effective?

If your daily traffic is large and steady, unlimited pricing is more cost-effective. On the 90-day plan, $48.45 a day equals about 167GB a day at the lowest per-GB residential price of $0.29/GB, so jobs that use more than that each day save with unlimited.

If your daily usage is lower or changes a lot from day to day, per-GB pricing fits better. Both products are bought from the same balance, so switching between them over time is easy.

The surest path is to measure daily usage on per-GB for a few days first, then move to an unlimited period once usage stays above that line.