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Residential proxies

Residential proxies are hosted on real home devices. They are ideal for working with many home-ISP IP addresses and support fine-grained targeting down to operator selection. You can review product restrictions here.

Plans

Pool size

300k — 400k

300k — 400k (= Standard)

2.8M — 3.2M

Max connections

35,000

5,000

Max speed

75 Mbps

75 Mbps

75 Mbps

UDP support

✓ (except USA)

✓ (except USA)

Unlimited plan

Billing

Per GB (Pay as you go)

Day / Half-month / Month

Per GB (Pay as you go)

Price

$2 / GB

$30 / day · $399 / half-month · $699 / month

$3 / GB

Available locations

An up-to-date list of countries, regions, cities and operators is on a separate page:

Available countries list

How to start using them?

The cost of Residential proxies is calculated based on the number of gigabytes purchased for the order. To access country selection and other parameters, you need to purchase an order. To do this, go to the page and specify the number of gigabytes.

Settings field description

Inside the order, you can find several important items and options. Let's review them.

Traffic used - How much has been used \ How much has been purchased

Country - Country selection

Region - Country region selection

City - Region city selection

ISP - Provider type selection (temporarily unavailable)

Session - Session type selection. Available options are Sticky and Rotate.

  • Sticky allows you to keep one IP address and depends on the selected TTL parameter.

  • Rotate changes the IP on every request. The IP range pool for Sticky is smaller than for Rotate.

Protocol - HTTP/SOCKS. These are the main protocols for connecting to the proxy server.

TTL - Appears when Session - Sticky is selected and controls the IP address lifetime (Time to live). The minimum possible TTL is 60 seconds (1 minute).

Relay - Set only if there are connection issues.

Username\Password\Host\Port - Connection data. It is also generated in the proxy list and supports conditional formatting.

Proxy ports do not affect the final address you receive. They are simply the port number for the remote proxy server and nothing more!

Traffic Statistics - Per-minute statistics for used traffic. Display may be delayed by 10-20 minutes.

At the end of the order, you can find request statistics for your Residential traffic. In rare cases, display delays of up to 20 minutes may occur.

Setup guide

  1. Specify the settings: Country, Region, and other parameters if needed.

  1. The HTTP or SOCKS5 protocol is set at your discretion (as a rule, SOCKS5 is used for UDP).

  1. The server (Relay) is specified only if there are connection issues.

  1. Other parameters are set if needed.

  1. Click the button and copy the proxies from Proxy List.

Later, if you need another country, specify new settings, click , and reinstall the new proxies in the application from which the connection is made.

Additional information about connection formatting is available at this link.

What tasks they fit

Social media and multi-accounting, crypto exchanges (Binance, Bybit and others), Polymarket, web scraping, SEO monitoring, ad verification, e-commerce analytics, price monitoring, geo-targeted website testing.

Pros and cons of Residential proxies

Pros:

  • Flexible billing — Pay as you go or an unlimited subscription (Unlimited)

  • IP rotation — change addresses on demand or by timer (TTL)

  • Wide geo-targeting — select country, region, city and operator

  • Home-origin addresses — IPs are registered to home ISPs

  • UDP support — available on Standard and Unlimited (except the USA location)

Cons:

  • Possible speed drops — depends on the internet quality of the end device; this is a specific of the product

  • Dynamic IP — the address may change at any moment; if you need a static IP, see ISP or Datacenter

  • No p0f support — planned, stay tuned for updates

  • UDP is unavailable in the USA location on Standard and Unlimited

You can learn how to configure proxies in our Setup guide section.

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