Basic
€2.79/month
- IP
- Static ISP IPv4
- Users
- Up to 3
- Bandwidth
- 1 GB
- Protocols
- HTTP, SOCKS5
- No speed or concurrency upgrades
- Locations
Residential proxies
Residential proxies static or rotating.
Real ISP IPs: static from €2.79/month, rotating €4.64/GB. HTTP and SOCKS5.
- 01Static ISP IPs
Basic, Dedicated and Premium in up to 75 countries, from €2.79/month.
- 02Unlimited bandwidth
On Dedicated, Premium and IPv6 static plans.
- 03Rotating IPs
Per request or sticky, country and city targeting, €4.64/GB.
- 04Monthly to yearly
Static plans, same monthly rate on every term.
Plans
Residential proxy plans
Static ISP plans billed monthly up to yearly at the same monthly rate, rotating IPs billed per GB. No setup fees.
Dedicated
€2.96/month
- IP
- Dedicated static ISP IPv4
- Users
- Only you
- Bandwidth
- Unlimited
- Protocols
- HTTP, SOCKS5
- Speed and concurrency upgrades
- Locations
Premium
€8.23/month
- IP
- Never-used static ISP IPv4
- Users
- Only you
- Bandwidth
- Unlimited
- Protocols
- HTTP, SOCKS5
- Speed and concurrency upgrades
- Locations
Static, rotating or IPv6
Which residential proxy fits?
01Static ISP | 02Rotating | 03Static IPv6 |
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Best for accounts, logins and rank tracking. | Best for large scraping jobs. | Best for sites that support IPv6. |
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Use cases
What teams use them for.
Web scraping
Spread requests across rotating IPs so one blocked IP doesn't stop the job.
- Rotating IPs
- Data collection
FAQ
Residential proxy questions
How much do residential proxies cost?
Basic €2.79/month, Dedicated €2.96/month, Premium €8.23/month, Rotating €4.64/GB. The IPv6 plan is €3.24/month.
Do you offer residential proxies with unlimited bandwidth?
Yes, on static plans. Dedicated, Premium and IPv6 include unlimited bandwidth, and IPv6 runs at up to 1 Gbps. Basic includes 1 GB. Rotating proxies are billed per GB.
What is the difference between rotating and static residential proxies?
A static proxy keeps the same IP for your whole plan, which suits logins, accounts and rank tracking. A rotating proxy changes IP on each request or holds one IP for a sticky session, which suits large scraping jobs where one IP would get blocked.
What are ISP proxies?
Static residential proxies whose IPs are assigned by internet service providers, so traffic looks like a home user while the IP stays fixed.
What is the difference between Basic, Dedicated and Premium?
Basic: static ISP IP shared by up to 3 users. Dedicated: static ISP IP for you alone. Premium: never-used static ISP IP for you alone.
Are your residential proxies private?
Dedicated, Premium and IPv6 IPs are used only by you. Basic IPs are shared by up to 3 users.
Do residential proxies support SOCKS5?
Yes. Every residential plan supports both HTTP and SOCKS5.
Can I get a sticky residential IP?
Yes. Rotating residential proxies support sticky sessions. If you need the same IP for weeks or months, choose a static ISP plan.
Can I pay for several months?
Yes. Every static plan can be billed monthly, every 3 or 6 months, or yearly, at the same monthly rate. Rotating IPs are billed per GB.
Which countries are available?
Static IPv4 plans cover up to 75 countries, including the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, Canada and Japan. IPv6 is in 10 countries. Rotating proxies support country and city targeting.
What is an IPv6 residential proxy?
A static ISP proxy that uses the newer IPv6 address format. It costs less, from €3.24/month, and works with sites that support IPv6.
How do residential proxies compare to datacenter proxies?
Datacenter proxies come from servers in data centers: fast and cheap, from €1.46/month, but easier for websites to spot. Residential proxies look like real home users. See datacenter proxies
Are residential proxies legal?
Using a proxy is legal in most countries. What matters is how you use it: follow the law and the terms of the sites you visit.
Buy residential proxies.
Static ISP IPs from €2.79/month, rotating €4.64/GB.