NexIP pricing · USD

Proxy pricing: pay per GB, per bandwidth plan or per IP

Six proxy products, billed per GB, per bandwidth tier, per IP per month or per IP pack. Compare starting prices here, then open each pricing page for every tier.

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Proxy pricing by product

Each card shows the starting price and billing unit; open it for every tier, the billing rules and cost examples.

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How the five IP types differ
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Every plan comes with

  • Exits chosen by country
  • HTTP(S) and SOCKS5
  • Username/password or IP allowlist auth
  • Usage in the dashboard and via API
  • Traffic and IP packs don’t expire
  • Static IPs keep their address on renewal
  • Free replacement for a failed static IP
  • Priced in USD, prepaid
  • Live chat support

Compare proxy billing models

One table comparing the six products by billing unit, starting price, validity and typical use.

Product Billing unit Validity Starting price Package range Good for
Residential traffic pricing Per GB of traffic Never expires From $0.8/GB 1–1,000 GB Public data collection, price and SERP monitoring, ad verification
Bandwidth plan pricing Per Mbps plan, 30 days Valid 30 days From $980/30 days 100–1,000 Mbps 24/7 high-volume collection, stock tracking, API polling
Static IP pricing Per IP per month Billed monthly From $3/IP/month From 1 month, renewable beyond 1 year Store operations, TikTok accounts, long-term ad account logins
Short-term IP pricing Per IP (IP-count pack) Never expires From $0.17/IP 40–2,400 IP Sign-ups and verification, short campaigns, test sessions
Datacenter traffic pricing Per GB of traffic Never expires From $0.48/GB 1–1,000 GB Lightly protected sites, site audits, automated testing
Mobile traffic pricing Per GB of traffic Never expires From $1.6/GB 1–1,000 GB Scraping, sign-ups, short verification steps

  • Residential traffic pricing

    Billing unit
    Per GB of traffic
    Validity
    Never expires
    Starting price
    From $0.8/GB
    Package range
    1–1,000 GB
    Good for
    Public data collection, price and SERP monitoring, ad verification

  • Bandwidth plan pricing

    Billing unit
    Per Mbps plan, 30 days
    Validity
    Valid 30 days
    Starting price
    From $980/30 days
    Package range
    100–1,000 Mbps
    Good for
    24/7 high-volume collection, stock tracking, API polling

  • Static IP pricing

    Billing unit
    Per IP per month
    Validity
    Billed monthly
    Starting price
    From $3/IP/month
    Package range
    From 1 month, renewable beyond 1 year
    Good for
    Store operations, TikTok accounts, long-term ad account logins

  • Short-term IP pricing

    Billing unit
    Per IP (IP-count pack)
    Validity
    Never expires
    Starting price
    From $0.17/IP
    Package range
    40–2,400 IP
    Good for
    Sign-ups and verification, short campaigns, test sessions

  • Datacenter traffic pricing

    Billing unit
    Per GB of traffic
    Validity
    Never expires
    Starting price
    From $0.48/GB
    Package range
    1–1,000 GB
    Good for
    Lightly protected sites, site audits, automated testing

  • Mobile traffic pricing

    Billing unit
    Per GB of traffic
    Validity
    Never expires
    Starting price
    From $1.6/GB
    Package range
    1–1,000 GB
    Good for
    Scraping, sign-ups, short verification steps

How the five IP types differ

Proxy pricing FAQ

How much do proxies cost, and how are they billed?

Four ways. Residential, mobile and datacenter traffic are billed per GB; bandwidth plans by tier, 30 days each; long-term static IPs per IP per month (native residential From $5/IP/month, broadcast residential $4/IP/month, datacenter $3/IP/month); short-term IPs in packs, from 40 IPs for $15.60. All prices are in US dollars.

Which proxy type has the lower unit price?

By unit price, datacenter traffic ($0.48/GB on the 1000 GB package) and datacenter IPs ($3/IP/month) cost less per unit, suited to lightly protected sites and APIs. For stores, ad accounts and other work that needs a residential network, choose residential traffic (From $0.8/GB) or native residential IPs (From $5/IP/month).

Do proxy traffic packages expire?

No. Residential, mobile and datacenter traffic packages and short-term IP packs never expire; top up when you run out. Bandwidth plans are valid for 30 days from purchase, and long-term static IPs are billed monthly and keep the same IP while you renew.

Proxies: pay per GB or per IP?

Per GB suits scraping and verification that switch IPs often, and bigger packages cost less per GB. Per IP suits accounts that keep one IP logged in, with unlimited traffic and predictable costs. Heavy, steady workloads can use a bandwidth plan with unlimited traffic for 30 days (fair use applies).

How do static and rotating IP prices differ?

Static IPs are billed by count with unlimited traffic: long-term static IPs monthly, native residential From $5/IP/month, broadcast residential $4/IP/month, datacenter $3/IP/month; short-term IPs $0.17/IP to $0.39/IP each. Rotating residential IPs are billed by usage: residential traffic $0.80/GB to $2.00/GB, or a bandwidth plan from 100 Mbps basic at $980/30 days.

What is the difference between basic and flagship bandwidth?

Same tiers (100 / 200 / 400 / 1000 Mbps, 30 days each); they differ in coverage and price. Basic excludes the US, UK, Germany, France, Japan, South Korea and other markets and costs half of flagship, e.g. $980 vs $1960 for 100 Mbps; flagship covers every country and region.