30-day plans · unlimited traffic under fair use

Unlimited bandwidth proxy pricing: residential proxies billed by Mbps

Unlimited residential proxies billed by bandwidth tier: 100–1000 Mbps, per 30-day period. Basic costs half of flagship but excludes the US, UK and other markets.

  • Per Mbps plan, 30 days
  • Valid 30 days
  • 2 plan groups
From $980/30 days
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Bandwidth plan price list

Basic bandwidth plans

Four tiers, 100 / 200 / 400 / 1000 Mbps, each valid 30 days with unlimited traffic (fair use policy). The IP pool covers many common countries and regions but excludes the US, UK, Germany, France, Japan, South Korea and other markets, so it fits jobs whose target markets are elsewhere.

Excludes the US, UK, Germany, France, Japan, Korea and more

Flagship bandwidth plans

The same four tiers, 100 / 200 / 400 / 1000 Mbps, each valid 30 days with unlimited traffic (fair use policy). The IP pool covers every country and region, including the US, UK, Germany, France, Japan and South Korea.

Covers every country and region

Prices in US dollars (USD). Bandwidth plans are valid for 30 days from purchase with unlimited traffic under the fair use policy; nothing is deducted per GB. Basic plans exclude the US, UK, Germany, France, Japan, South Korea and other markets; flagship plans cover every country and region. See the console for the exact country list.

High volume or a custom plan

Need more volume, China IPs, IEPL transit or a mix of products? Chat with us for a quote.

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What a bandwidth plan includes

Every tier includes the following, with no per-GB charges on top.

  • Unlimited traffic under fair use

    No per-GB charges for 30 days, so the more you use, the lower your effective cost per GB.

  • Four dedicated bandwidth tiers

    100, 200, 400 or 1000 Mbps: the tier sets your throughput ceiling at any moment, so size it to your peak.

  • Rotating residential IP coverage

    Flagship covers every country and region; basic covers Spain, Italy, the Netherlands and more, but excludes the US, UK, Germany, France, Japan, South Korea and other markets.

  • Sessions, concurrency and protocols

    Rotate per request or hold sticky sessions with unlimited concurrency; HTTP / HTTPS / SOCKS5, managed from the dashboard or API.

How unlimited bandwidth plans are billed

You buy a bandwidth tier for 30 days, not a number of GB.

  1. Billed per tier per 30 days

    The price depends only on the tier, not on how many GB you move: 100 Mbps basic is always $980/30 days.

  2. Valid 30 days from purchase

    Renew in the console for the next period, for as many periods as your project needs.

  3. Basic costs half of flagship

    At the same bandwidth basic is half price, e.g. 200 Mbps at $1580 basic vs $3160 flagship; the difference buys the US, UK, Germany, France, Japan, South Korea and other markets.

  4. Higher tiers cost less per Mbps

    Basic 100 Mbps is $980 and 1000 Mbps is $4580: ten times the bandwidth for less than five times the price.

Bandwidth plan cost examples: when a plan pays off

Figures use the official prices. Estimate monthly traffic first, then choose a bandwidth plan or a traffic package.

  • Scenario

    24/7 price and stock monitoring on Spanish, Italian and Dutch marketplaces, about 2,000 GB a month

    Recommended plan

    100 Mbps basic: Spain, Italy and the Netherlands are all covered by basic

    Cost

    $980/30 days; the same 2,000 GB on residential traffic needs two 1000 GB packages ($800.00 each)

  • Scenario

    Full-site public data collection targeting the US, UK, Germany and France, multi-threaded and always on

    Recommended plan

    200 Mbps flagship (the recommended tier): basic excludes these markets, so they require flagship

    Cost

    $3160/30 days: twice the bandwidth of 100 Mbps flagship ($1960/30 days) for less than twice the price

  • Scenario

    Intermittent SERP spot checks, about 300 GB per month

    Recommended plan

    Skip bandwidth plans; buy a 1000 GB residential traffic package, which never expires

    Cost

    1000 GB package: $800.00, more than 3 months at 300 GB a month; the entry bandwidth plan is $980/30 days

Unlimited bandwidth proxy pricing FAQ

How much does an unlimited bandwidth proxy cost per month?

Per 30 days. Basic: 100 Mbps $980, 200 Mbps $1580, 400 Mbps $2680, 1000 Mbps $4580. Flagship: 100 Mbps $1960, 200 Mbps $3160, 400 Mbps $5360, 1000 Mbps $9160. Traffic is unlimited under fair use, with no per-GB charges.

What is the difference between basic and flagship bandwidth?

Only IP coverage. Flagship covers every country and region; basic covers Spain, Italy, the Netherlands, Austria and more, but excludes the US, UK, Germany, France, Japan, South Korea and other markets, which is why it costs half. The console shows the exact country list.

Bandwidth plan or residential traffic package: which costs less?

Above about 1,225 GB a month of steady use, a plan costs less: residential traffic is $0.80/GB at 1000 GB and 100 Mbps basic is $980/30 days. If your targets include markets basic doesn't cover, compare with flagship ($1960/30 days), which breaks even at about 2,450 GB. For lower or irregular usage, choose traffic packages, which never expire.

What happens when a bandwidth plan's 30 days are up?

Renew it in the console to keep going. Plans are billed by time, so there is no leftover traffic to carry over; if your usage varies and you want to keep unused volume, choose residential traffic packages, which never expire.

I need US or Japanese IPs: basic or flagship bandwidth?

Flagship. Basic excludes the US, UK, Germany, France, Japan, South Korea and other markets. The recommended tier is 200 Mbps flagship ($3160/30 days); for a small trial, start with 100 Mbps flagship ($1960/30 days).

Is an unlimited bandwidth proxy really unlimited?

Yes. Within the 30 days nothing is billed or deducted per GB and there is no quota, subject to the fair use policy and lawful use. How much data you move depends on your tier and how long your jobs run.