Rotating residential
Rotating residential proxies, by the gigabyte
Rotating IPs on consumer home connections. Pay per gigabyte and keep whatever you do not use.
The popular order, as checkout prints it
Same number on both lines. Rate locked for 12 months from purchase. Unused balance is refundable at any time; an order we fail to deliver is refundable within 14 days.
$5.50 to $1.75/GB · rate locked 12 months
What it is
The jobs residential proxies are for
Each request leaves from an address a consumer ISP assigned to a home connection. The gateway picks the exit, and you decide whether it changes on every request or holds for a session you name.
Right tool for
- Catalogue and marketplace collection at volume
- Search results that challenge datacenter ranges
- Crawls that want a fresh exit on every request
- Bursty work, since bought traffic never expires
Wrong tool for
- Jobs that must leave from a named country, city or ASN: residential has no location selection
- Bulk file transfer, where per-gigabyte billing adds up fast
- Logins that expect the same address for weeks: use ISP
Pricing
Buy residential proxies by the gigabyte
The total here is the total at checkout. Nothing is added at the payment step for location, session type or protocol.
Volume tiers
All 10 rungs
- 1 GB+$5.50/GB
- 2 GB+$5.20/GB
- 5 GB+$4.60/GB
- 10 GB+$3.95/GB
- 25 GB+$3.40/GB
- 50 GB+$3.00/GB
- 100 GB+$2.65/GB
- 250 GB+$2.30/GB
- 500 GB+$2.00/GB
- 1,000 GB+$1.75/GB
Same number on both lines. Rate locked for 12 months from purchase. Unused balance is refundable at any time; an order we fail to deliver is refundable within 14 days.
or start free with 1 GB, no card
Pay by card, PayPal or cryptocurrency · a crypto refund goes back to the paying wallet, in the same coin
Every rung is on the Residential pricing page.
The same order elsewhere, checked
10 GB at ProxyHive, Webshare, Decodo and Bright Data
- $1.40/GB is the 3,000 GB plan, $4,200 a month
- A monthly plan, billed each month
- Shown as 60% off a $7.00/GB list price
- $2/GB is the 1 TB Enterprise plan
- Pay As You Go is a flat $4/GB
Read from Decodo’s pricing pageWhere Decodo wins
- $2.50/GB is the $1,999 a month plan
- $4/GB needs code RESIGB50; list is $8/GB
- The code runs for 3 months
Specification
Residential proxies, specified
| Network | |
|---|---|
| Rotation | Per request, or a sticky session you name |
| Location selection | None: exits come from the whole pool |
| Protocols | HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5 |
| Auth | Username and password |
Order details
| Order | |
|---|---|
| Billing | Per GB of traffic |
| Minimum order | 1 GB |
| Smallest top-up | $10 |
| Rate lock | 12 months from purchase |
| Traffic expiry | Never |
| Free trial | 1 GB, no card |
| Refunds | Unused balance at any time; a failed order within 14 days |
Coverage
Where residential proxies leave from
Residential has no location selection: exits come from the whole pool. For a named country, ISP is ordered by country in 75 countries and datacenter in 71.
List checked 21 September 2026. Live stock decides the order form.
Connect
Residential proxies in any client
Copy the host, port and credentials from your order in the dashboard. Every request gets a fresh exit unless you name a session in your credentials; the dashboard shows the exact format for your account.
Example request and response
curl -x http://USERNAME:PASSWORD@HOST:PORT https://api.ipify.org?format=jsonimport requests
proxy = "http://USERNAME:PASSWORD@HOST:PORT"
response = requests.get("https://api.ipify.org?format=json", proxies={"http": proxy, "https": proxy})
print(response.status_code, response.text)import { fetch, ProxyAgent } from "undici";
const dispatcher = new ProxyAgent("http://USERNAME:PASSWORD@HOST:PORT");
const response = await fetch("https://api.ipify.org?format=json", { dispatcher });
console.log(response.status, await response.text());What comes back
{"ip":"203.0.113.7"}More in the docs.
Trust
Before you pay, you can check
- Allowed-use policyv2.1 · effective 2026-07-01 · 30 days’ notice
- Refund policyv1.0 · effective 2026-10-01
- Comparisonsread 2026-09-29
- Locationschecked 2026-09-21
- Contact[email protected]
- Supplier registernot published
Compare
Residential proxies next to ISP and datacenter
Compare them row by row
| Attribute | Residential | ISP | Datacenter |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $5.50/GB | $3.20/IP/moDedicated plan | $1.90/IP/moDedicated plan |
| Billing | Per GB of traffic | Per IP, per month | Per IP, per month |
| Minimum order | 1 GB | 1 IP | 1 IP |
| Where the IP comes from | Consumer home connections | Registered to consumer ISPs, hosted on servers | Hosting networks, served from racks |
| Assignment | Rotating, or sticky per session | Static for the term | Static for the term |
| Location choice | Whole pool, no selection | Provider and country; region and city where stock allows | Country; region and city where stock allows |
| Best for | Wide collection at volume | Accounts, allowlists, long sessions | Monitoring, allowlists, tolerant targets |
Choose residential when
- You want a different exit on every request
- Volume matters more than any one address
- Your usage comes in bursts and should not expire
Choose ISP when
- An account or allowlist needs the same address every time
- The job has to leave from a named country, city or provider
- You would rather pay per address than watch a traffic meter
Related
Use cases, integrations and guides
Questions
Residential proxies, answered
Can I choose the country my requests leave from?
No. Residential is sold as a rotating pool with no country, city or ASN selection, and this page says so before you pay. ISP and datacenter are both ordered by country, with region and city where stock allows.
ISP proxiesHow do sticky sessions work?
Add a session name to your credentials and the gateway keeps routing you through the same exit while it stays available. Change the name for a new exit, or drop it to rotate on every request.
Where do the addresses come from?
From consumer home connections. What we publish about sourcing, and what a buyer can check today, is on the trust page.
What you can checkIs there a free trial?
Yes. New accounts start with 1 GB free, and the smallest top-up after that is $10. There is no minimum order.
Does unused traffic expire?
No. Bandwidth stays on your balance until you use it, across every order you place.