Proxy pricing

How much traffic does your task need?

The price per GB is only half the math. The other half is how many gigabytes your work actually uses. Scraping HTML without images takes tens of kilobytes per page, and a search results page up to 1 MB. A social media account you manage with text and photos uses less in a month than one hour of watching video through a proxy.

Below are rough numbers for common tasks. Treat them as a starting point, not a rule: real usage depends on the site, your browser or script settings, and how much media you load. Your dashboard shows the exact picture, with usage broken down by day.

If your task isn't listed, start with a small amount and check your usage over the first few days. Gigabytes don't expire, so whatever is left stays on the plan, and you can add more at any time.

How traffic is counted and what drives it up

Traffic is the total amount of data passing through the proxy in both directions. It includes what you send (requests, forms, uploads) and what the site sends back (pages, images, video). So uploading photos to an account uses gigabytes too, not just browsing.

Four things use the most traffic:

• Video. Video feeds, autoplay and stories add up to hundreds of megabytes per hour.
• Images and heavy pages. A modern store page pulls in photos, fonts, scripts and ad blocks. The text itself is a few percent of the total weight.
• Retries. A script that keeps hitting the same URL after an error pays for every attempt.
• Third-party domains. Analytics tags, widgets and ads load along with the page and go through the proxy as well.

Keep precise geo in mind, too. Choosing a country costs nothing extra, but traffic targeted to a city, region, ZIP code or carrier (ASN) is counted ×2.

How to spend less: five settings

Turn off images where you don't need them. A scraper or price monitor only needs the HTML. In Puppeteer, Playwright or Scrapy, blocking images, fonts and media takes a few lines of code, and pages get many times lighter.

Block hosts you don't need. Every plan has a Blocked sites list. Add analytics, ad or video domains you don't care about, and requests to them won't go through the proxy or eat into your traffic.

Set a traffic limit. On the plan page, set a cap per hour, day or week. When the plan hits it, we either pause the plan or just notify you, whichever you choose. It's insurance against a script stuck in a loop overnight.

Split mobile and residential. Mobile proxies cost more, so use them where IP trust really matters: sign-ups and the first weeks of warm-up. For daily work with accounts that are already warmed up, move to residential proxies. Create two separate plans for this, each with its own balance.

Use datacenter IPs where sites allow them. Datacenter proxies are the cheapest type. They are often enough for rank tracking, price monitoring and scraping public pages. Social networks and well-protected sites detect them easily, so residential is the better choice there.

One price per GB for any volume

The price per GB depends only on the proxy type, not on how many gigabytes you buy: $1.59 per GB for residential, $2.50 for mobile and $0.80 for datacenter proxies. There are no bundles or tiers, so a small order and a large one cost the same per gigabyte.

That means there's no reason to stock up just to save: buy what you need now and top up when you need more. If you have a promo code, enter it at checkout.

Buying extra isn't risky either, because traffic never expires. Whatever you don't use this month stays on the plan for the next. If you have several plans of the same type, you can move gigabytes between them in whole GB.

Payment, refunds and receipts

You pay in crypto: USDT, BTC, ETH, LTC, TON and 300+ other coins. Your proxy credentials appear in the dashboard automatically as soon as the payment is confirmed. Signing up only takes an email address; we don't ask for ID documents.

This is pay-as-you-go, not a subscription. We never charge you automatically, either monthly or when your traffic runs out. You top up a plan when you need to, and only by the amount you need.

If the proxies don't work out for you, you can get a refund within 72 hours of payment, as long as no more than 10% of the traffic has been used. Crypto payments are refunded in USDT minus the network fee.

For your records, the Payments section of the dashboard has a PDF receipt next to every payment, showing our business details. It confirms the payment but isn't a fiscal receipt. Answers to other questions about pricing and traffic are in the FAQ.

Proxy prices: how much do proxies cost here?

The proxy price depends only on the type: datacenter $0.80, residential $1.59, mobile $2.50 per GB. There are no volume tiers and no packages — a gigabyte costs the same whether you buy 5 or 500. That keeps proxies cheap when your usage is uneven: unused traffic never expires, there is no monthly fee, and changing the country costs nothing. The price is the same in every country and is charged in US dollars; you can pay with crypto.