Thunderproxy (formerly ThunderProxies) sells three proxy types from one dashboard: rotating residential traffic from a pool of 30M+ IPs in 155+ countries, static ISP proxies with their own IPv4 address, and rotating datacenter proxies for high-volume jobs. Every product works over HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 with username and password authentication, so no IP whitelist is needed. The service is run by a company registered in Vilnius, Lithuania.
Residential and datacenter traffic is sold in fixed plans that stay valid for 30 days. Residential costs $4.99 for 1 GB, $38.49 for 10 GB and $364.99 for 100 GB, falling to $3.44 per GB on the 2 TB plan; datacenter costs $1.99 for 1 GB, $13.49 for 10 GB and $99.99 for 100 GB, falling to $0.75 per GB on the 2 TB plan. Static ISP proxies are priced per IP and lease: in most of the 20 countries one IP costs $1.79 for a week, $2.69 for two weeks, $3.58 for a month or $6.95 for two months, while Brazil, the UK, India, Japan, Poland, Singapore, South Korea and Turkey cost $4.58 per IP per month. Picking a specific carrier in the US costs more.
Checkout accepts Visa and Mastercard, Bitcoin, Binance and more than 100 other cryptocurrencies, as well as the account balance. All purchases are final and non-refundable, so it is worth starting with the free trial, which is granted manually on request after sign-up for residential and datacenter proxies. Renewing a plan before it expires resets its traffic to the plan size instead of adding the unused remainder. The provider does not serve residents of Russia or Russian companies, and its terms forbid using the proxies on banking and payment sites, including PayPal.