Residential proxies billed per GB from $3.00/GB with volume discounts down to $2.50/GB, plus static ISP proxies from $2.25 per IP. Pay by card, bank transfer, PayPal, Alipay or crypto.
Editorial verdict: A solid pick if you want simple pay-as-you-go residential traffic with clear bulk rates or cheap static ISP IPs; datacenter proxies are not generally available yet.
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Pay-as-you-go residential traffic from $3.00/GB, with bulk rates down to $2.50/GB on the official calculator.
from$2.50 / GB
1–9 GB
min. 1 GB
$3.00 / GB
10–49 GB
min. 10 GB
$2.90 / GB
100–249 GB
min. 100 GB
$2.70 / GB
250–499 GB
min. 250 GB
$2.60 / GB
50–99 GB
min. 50 GB
$2.80 / GB
500–999 GB
min. 500 GB
$2.50 / GB
Fixed ISP addresses from $2.25 per IP, with unlimited bandwidth claimed and private or shared options.
$2.25 / IP
1 IP
Not disclosed by the service: allocation.
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Proxying sells rotating residential proxies and static ISP proxies from one dashboard. Residential traffic is pay-as-you-go per gigabyte from a pool the provider advertises at 5M+ IPs across 195+ countries, with sticky or rotating sessions, country filtering, and HTTP plus SOCKS5. ISP proxies are static addresses billed per IP with unlimited bandwidth claimed, offered as private or shared at the same published rate.
Residential bulk rates on the official pricing calculator start at $3.00 per GB for 1–9 GB, then $2.90 (10–49 GB), $2.80 (50–99 GB), $2.70 (100–249 GB), $2.60 (250–499 GB) and $2.50 (500–999 GB); orders from 1000 GB go through support. ISP proxies cost $2.25 per IP for quantities from 1 to 999. Dedicated datacenter proxies are listed as coming soon and are not sold as a general public product yet.
Checkout accepts credit cards, wire or bank transfers, PayPal, Alipay and cryptocurrency. A free 100 MB residential trial is offered through the provider Discord or Telegram, and new signups are also advertised with 2 GB of free residential data.
Traffic exits through residential IPs: keep a sticky session or rotate, filter by country, and connect over HTTP or SOCKS5. The provider advertises a 5M+ IP pool in 195+ countries and usage tracking in the dashboard.
Published bulk rates: $3.00/GB for 1–9 GB, $2.90 for 10–49 GB, $2.80 for 50–99 GB, $2.70 for 100–249 GB, $2.60 for 250–499 GB and $2.50 for 500–999 GB. Larger volumes go through support. A free 100 MB trial is available via Discord or Telegram.
ISP proxies combine datacenter-grade speed with residential-network legitimacy and are billed per IP rather than per GB. The official calculator uses $2.25 per proxy for quantities from 1 to 999; larger orders go through support. The site offers private or shared ISP proxies at the same published rate and lists HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5.
Order links go to the provider dashboard purchase flow for the static product. There is no separate public price table for private/shared beyond the single $2.25/IP rate.
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AstroProxy (now branded Astro) sells rotating IPv4 proxies from mobile, residential and datacenter networks. You pay a small fee per port plus traffic: prepaid packages start at $3.65 per GB for datacenter, $7.30 for residential and $13.14 for mobile, or you can pay as you go.
Bright Data is a large proxy network for data collection: residential, mobile, ISP and datacenter IPs in about 195 countries. Residential traffic can be paid as you go with no subscription, and datacenter and ISP addresses come in packs from 10 IPs. Residential and mobile access requires identity verification.
