Pricing
Residential proxy pricing
Residential proxy pricing is per gigabyte of traffic: $2.70 per GB up to 50 GB, $2.40 at 1,000 GB. The size of the order sets the rate, and every gigabyte in it is billed at that rate.
Metered by the gigabyte, with the rate stepping down automatically as an order grows. Sticky sessions and coverage carry no separate charge.
- No subscription
- No monthly minimum
- Pay per order from a wallet
Where the ladder starts, and where it ends
Each rung is a quantity of traffic bought in one order. Rotating and sticky traffic draw down the same balance.
50 GB
$2.70/ GB
$135.00 order total
100 GB
Popular$2.60/ GB
$260.00 order total
Save 4% vs. entry rate
1,000 GB
$2.40/ GB
$2,400.00 order total
Save 11% vs. entry rate
Residential or mobile: how to choose
Residential and mobile are both metered by the gigabyte, on separate ladders. Which costs less depends on the order size; what you are choosing between is the network behind it.
| Attribute | Residential | Mobile |
|---|---|---|
| Pool size | 38M+ addresses | 2.4M+ addresses |
| Coverage | 190+ countries, 4,100+ cities | 100+ countries, 310+ carriers |
| Session control | Rotating or sticky to 60 min | Rotating or sticky to 30 min |
| Service level | 99.2% median request success across the pool | 98.7% median request success across the pool |
Choose residential when
- The target judges visitors by household broadband
- You need the widest country list and the largest pool to rotate through
- A flow has to hold one address for longer than a mobile session allows
Choose mobile when
- The target serves a different page, price or creative to phones
- You are checking app store or mobile ad placement
- The target trusts carrier NAT ranges more than broadband ones
Price your order
Enter the gigabytes you expect to use. The rung that order size earns applies to every gigabyte in it.
Cost calculator
1–1,000 GB
Unit price
$2.70/ GB
Order total
$27.00
The price shown at checkout in the dashboard is authoritative.
The complete published rate card
Every published residential rung, from 50 GB to 1,000 GB.
| Order size | USD / GB |
|---|---|
| 50 GB | $2.70 |
| 100 GB | $2.60 |
| 250 GB | $2.50 |
| 500 GB | $2.45 |
| 1,000 GB | $2.40 |
- 190+ countries of consented peer coverage
- Sticky sessions to 60 minutes
- Chain-of-custody record on request
Every order includes
- 190+ countries of consented peer coverage
- Sticky sessions to 60 minutes
- Chain-of-custody record on request
- Protocols: HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5
- Auth: User:pass or IP allowlist
What teams run on residential
- Web ScrapingRecommended
Broad, rotating address diversity is what keeps a scraping job under a rate limiter's radar and shows each target a plausible, geographically consistent visitor.
- Price MonitoringRecommended
Residential addresses see the same storefront a local shopper does, which is what a price and assortment feed needs if it is to reflect real market conditions.
- SEO and SERP TrackingRecommended
A search result checked from a consumer-grade address is closer to what a real searcher sees, and is less likely to be treated as automated traffic from the first request.
- Ad VerificationRecommended
Consumer-grade addresses let a verification check confirm that a creative renders the way a real viewer would see it.
- Market ResearchAlternative
Where the study specifically needs to see content the way a person in a given market does, residential addresses reflect that geographic segmentation; datacenter addresses do not.
- Brand ProtectionRecommended
An initial sweep across many marketplaces and storefronts needs the geographic and rotational diversity residential addresses provide, to see listings the way affected customers do.
Paying for an order
Residential traffic is bought in advance from a wallet you fund by card, PayPal or cryptocurrency, and each order is drawn down as you use it. Payment methods and invoicing
Sending more than 1,000 GB of residential traffic a month, or need it invoiced? Sales can quote it at these published rates.
Talk to salesResidential pricing questions
How much do residential proxies cost?
Residential proxies cost $2.70 per GB up to 50 GB, $2.40 at 1,000 GB, billed by the gigabyte from a wallet you fund in the dashboard. There is no monthly minimum and no subscription.
Does a sticky session cost more than rotating traffic?
No. Session behaviour is a parameter on the request, and both modes draw from the same gigabyte balance at the rate your order earned.
How is residential traffic measured?
By the gigabyte, rounded to the megabyte, drawn from the balance your order bought. Concurrency is unmetered, so running more threads does not change the rate.
Can I target a country on residential?
Residential is sold as network-wide coverage, and country selection is not offered at checkout. If a job has to originate in one named country, ISP and datacenter are ordered by country.
What is the refund policy?
Unused wallet balance and undelivered or failed orders are refundable on request, only ever back to where the money came from: a card or PayPal payment to that card or PayPal account, a cryptocurrency payment to the wallet it was sent from, in the same coin. Consumed traffic and elapsed terms are not refundable. The refund policy at proxyforge.io/legal/refunds has the detail, including where a refund goes if the original card or account can no longer receive it, or if you paid in cryptocurrency from an exchange.
Read next
- Residential proxy pool, coverage and sessions
How the consented peer pool is built, where it reaches and how sticky sessions behave.
- Mobile proxy pricing
Carrier addresses on a gigabyte ladder of their own.
- Proxy pricing for every line
Residential next to mobile, ISP and datacenter, with payment methods and billing terms.
- Proxy pricing per GB vs per IP
How to estimate a month of traffic before choosing an order size.
Order residential traffic at these rates
Create an account, fund a wallet and order the gigabytes you need, or send sales your expected monthly volume for a written quote.
One business day, from a named engineer.