Buy residential proxies, residential IPs by country

What is a residential proxy?

A residential proxy routes your requests to websites through an IP assigned to a home internet connection. To the site, each request looks like it comes from an ordinary home user, not a datacenter server, so you can check local pages and collect public data smoothly.

WING PROXY residential proxies let you pick residential IPs from 56 countries with a single username. Keep the same host and port, add a country code to your username, and your traffic exits from that country. Both HTTP and SOCKS5 are supported, so you can plug them into browsers, scraping tools and your own scripts.

The biggest difference between residential and datacenter proxies is where the IP comes from. Datacenter IPs are assigned in blocks to hosting companies, so sites recognize them easily. Residential IPs come from the same ranges as real home internet, so they blend naturally into normal visitor traffic.

What do you get when you buy residential proxies?

When you buy residential proxies, you get ready-to-use connection details in your dashboard plus traffic in GB. Traffic is added as you buy and goes down only as you use it, so the math stays simple.

Here is what you get:

• Host, HTTP port, SOCKS5 port, username and password
• Country targeting inside the username (56 countries)
• Rotating IP that changes per request and sticky sessions that last 1 to 120 minutes
• Allowlisted IPs for password-free access (up to 10 public IPv4 addresses)
• A dashboard showing daily usage and remaining traffic
• An API key to handle purchases and usage checks in code (300 requests per minute)

Traffic is added to your account the moment your purchase completes, and your connection details appear right away, so you can make your first connection with no wait. To start, pick a country and session in the proxy line builder in your dashboard, and a ready-to-paste connection line is generated for you.

What are residential proxies used for?

Residential proxies work best when a site changes what it shows based on the visitor's location and connection type. The same product page often shows different prices and stock in each country, so checking through a home connection in that country gives you exactly what real customers see.

Common tasks include tracking store prices and stock, checking search rankings by country, verifying local ad placements, collecting reviews and public posts, comparing travel and hotel rates, and gathering public web data for AI training. Switch between rotating IPs and sticky sessions per task to run many jobs at once from one account.

Global sellers and marketing teams that cover many countries use one WING PROXY account and just change the country code, instead of buying a separate account for each country. Check the US page, then move straight to the UK, Germany or Japan with the same host.

How do you choose between rotating IPs and sticky sessions?

Use rotating IPs for broad jobs that crawl many pages, and sticky sessions for connected flows like logins. A rotating IP assigns a different residential IP to each new connection, and a sticky session keeps the same IP as long as the session value is attached.

You set the sticky session length yourself, from 1 to 120 minutes. The country, session and time values go into the username, so you only change a string, not your code.

When you run many jobs at once, give each job its own session value and each one connects through a different IP. If one job changes its IP, the others are unaffected, so even large-scale collection stays neatly separated.

• List scraping, price tracking, search result checks: rotating IP
• Cart checks and multi-step pages: sticky session of 10 to 30 minutes
• Long account tasks on the same IP: sticky session up to 120 minutes, or static residential proxies

How much do residential proxies cost?

Residential proxy pricing uses volume tiers: the more traffic you buy, the lower the price per GB. You can start from 1GB, and at the 10,000GB and up tier the price drops to $0.29/GB. Country targeting, session length and concurrent connections cost nothing extra.

With the default settings, purchased traffic has no expiry, so you can keep using it next month and next quarter.

For example, a price tracking job that uses about 2GB a day needs about 60GB a month, so the 60GB and up tier at $0.47/GB applies. As usage grows and you buy 1,000GB at once, the price drops to $0.39/GB, so the same budget keeps your jobs running longer.

All prices are in USD, and the amount taken from your balance at checkout is shown on the price card. Your cost depends only on the number of GB and the tier price, with no hidden fees.

How do you pay for residential proxies and get started?

To start, sign up with an account token, top up your balance with USDT (TRC20), and use that balance to buy GB. You don't need an email or password, and each top-up can be $50 to $10,000.

Your top-up stays as balance, so you can buy traffic in parts whenever you need it. Any refund also returns to your balance, ready for your next purchase. Once your first top-up is credited, Support opens in your dashboard.

You can create up to 3 accounts per network, so you can split accounts by task or team and track balance and usage separately.

• Create an account token with the sign-up button
• Top up your balance with USDT (TRC20)
• Buy the GB you need
• Pick a country and session to build a connection line
• Paste it into your app's proxy field

How do you use residential proxies safely?

Residential proxies are safest when used for public data under the Acceptable Use Policy. WING PROXY blocks uses like spam, attacks and account takeover to keep the network clean, which keeps legitimate collection running more evenly.

You can change your password or reset your allowlisted IPs in the dashboard at any time. For jobs running on a server, we recommend registering an allowlisted IP so your password never sits in your code.

Your account is managed with a single token, no email needed, and the server stores only a fingerprint of the token. Keep the token somewhere safe and you can sign in to the same account on another device and see your remaining traffic and connection details.