Buying guide
Buy Proxies: Prices, Plans and Terms
Five proxy types, five different things they are good at, and two different ways of being billed. This page puts every published rate in one table, then states what the trial and the refund window actually cover — the two answers that usually take a support conversation.
Prices
What each proxy type costs
Rates are per gigabyte of traffic, except static residential, which is per IP address and carries no data meter at all.
| Proxy type | Billed by | No commitment | Lowest rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| ResidentialMost scraping and geo-testing. Rotating IPs from 54M+ real household connections in 150+ countries. | Bandwidth | $0.99/GBPay as you go, 15+ GB, no expiry | $0.49/GB100GB monthly plan at $49.99 |
| Premium residentialTargets the core pool cannot reach. A curated residential pool with ISP-level targeting. | Bandwidth | $4.00/GBPay as you go | $2.20/GB5,000 GB plan at $11,000/mo |
| Static residential (ISP)Account work and long sessions that need the same IP every time. Bandwidth is unlimited. | IP | $1.00/IPShared IPs, unlimited bandwidth | No volume tierPrivate IPs $2.50/IP, Virgin IPs $4.50/IP |
| DatacenterSpeed and volume against targets that do not check for residential trust. The cheapest per GB. | Bandwidth | $0.45/GBPay as you go | $0.30/GB1,000 GB plan at $300.00/mo |
| Mobile (3G/4G/5G)The hardest targets. Real carrier IPs shared behind carrier NAT, which is what makes them hard to block. | Bandwidth | $4.00/GBPay as you go | $2.20/GB5,000 GB plan at $11,000/mo |
Residential
Premium residential
Static residential (ISP)
Datacenter
Mobile (3G/4G/5G)Every figure above is the published plan rate. Custom volumes are quoted by support, and the full plan ladders sit on each product page.
What you are buying
A gigabyte, or an IP address
Proxy pricing confuses people because two different units hide behind the same word, and they suit opposite jobs.
Rotating pools are sold by the gigabyte
Residential, premium residential, mobile and datacenter proxies all draw from a shared pool. You are not buying an address, you are buying traffic, and a new IP is assigned per request or per sticky session. That is why there is no such thing as buying one residential proxy: the smallest meaningful purchase is an amount of bandwidth, and the per-gigabyte rate falls as you commit to more of it.
How the residential pool worksStatic residential is sold by the IP
A static residential (ISP) proxy is one address, registered with a residential ISP, that stays assigned to you for as long as the subscription runs — with no data meter on it. It is the product to buy when a target needs to keep seeing the same visitor, and the one to avoid when you mainly need volume, because you pay per address rather than per gigabyte.
How static residential IPs workPaying
Ways to pay for a proxy plan
Cards and PayPal cover most buyers. The regional rails exist because a proxy customer is as likely to be in Jakarta or São Paulo as in Zurich.
- Cryptocurrency
- Apple Pay
- AliPay
- Credit Cards
- PayPal
- Google Pay
- Sofort
- WeChat Pay
- UnionPay
- WebMoney
- Przelewy24
- Pix
- How each one works
The money-back guarantee is the same whichever rail you use. The one practical difference is how the money travels back: a crypto payment settles on-chain and cannot be reversed the way a card charge can, so a refund on one is arranged with support rather than pushed back to the wallet it came from.
Before you buy
The terms, in plain words
The two questions that usually cost a support conversation: what starting a trial commits you to, and what happens if you pay and it does not work out.
- Trial lengthFAQ
- Three days on most plans, one day on Core Residential — the plan card shows "1 Day Trial Available".
- Starting a trialFAQ
- You pick the plan you want and confirm your billing details, then get that plan free for the trial period. Payment details are part of starting a trial, not optional.
- End of the trialFAQ
- The plan renews at its original price unless you cancel inside the trial window. Nothing else happens automatically.
- Money-back guarantee
- Thirty days from your purchase to run your own requests, check the speeds and see the results on your own targets. If you are not happy for any reason, message support and we refund every cent — no questions asked.
- What the guarantee covers
- Because it is no questions asked, the guarantee is capped at 10% of your data allowance or 1 GB, whichever is smaller. Between the trial and that protected usage there is enough traffic to know whether the network works for you.
FAQs
Questions buyers ask before the first order
Can I buy a single proxy?
Not for the rotating products. Residential, premium residential, mobile and datacenter proxies are sold as bandwidth drawn from a shared pool, so what you buy is gigabytes rather than a specific IP. If you want one address that stays yours, that is a static residential IP, sold per IP with unlimited bandwidth.
How much does a gigabyte of residential proxy cost?
Between $0.49 and $0.99 per GB on Core Residential, depending on commitment. Pay as you go is $0.99/GB at 15+ GB and $0.79/GB at 1,000+ GB; the 100GB monthly plan is $49.99, which works out at $0.49/GB.
Which proxy type is cheapest?
Datacenter, at $0.30/GB on the 1,000 GB plan and $0.45/GB pay as you go. It is the cheapest because datacenter IPs are the easiest for a target site to identify, so it only makes sense where the target does not check.
Can I pay with cryptocurrency?
Yes — Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin and several other major coins, alongside cards, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay and a dozen regional rails. One thing to know before choosing crypto: a blockchain payment cannot be reversed the way a card charge can, so a refund on a crypto order is arranged with support rather than pushed back to the wallet it came from.
Is there a free trial, and does it need payment details?
Yes to both. You select a plan, confirm your billing details, and use it free for the trial period — three days on most plans, one day on Core Residential. It renews at the plan's normal price unless you cancel within that window.
Can I get my money back if it does not work?
Yes. You have 30 days from your purchase to run your requests, test your targets and see the results for yourself. If you are not happy for any reason, message support and we refund every cent, no questions asked. Because it is no questions asked, the guarantee is capped at 10% of your data allowance or 1 GB, whichever is smaller.