Residential Proxy
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Price per GB
Time
Price
2
GB
4
/GB
30
Day
$
8
12
GB
2.5
/GB
30
day
$
30
60
GB
2.3
/GB
30
day
$
140
120
GB
2
/GB
30
day
$
240
350
GB
1.6
/GB
30
day
$
560
Price per GB
Time
Price
1000
GB
1
/GB
30
Day
$
1000
2000
GB
0.85
/GB
30
Day
$
1700
3000
GB
0.83
/GB
30
Day
$
2500
5000
GB
0.77
/GB
30
Day
$
3850
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Advantages of Residential Proxy
Common Issues with Residential Proxy
What are Residential Proxy?
Residential Proxy are a type of network proxy service that can dynamically change real residential IP addresses, providing anonymity and authenticity for users' online activities. They are commonly used in scenarios such as data collection
How is the speed of Residential Proxy?
The speed of Residential Proxy is influenced by factors such as network infrastructure, the quality of IP addresses, the number of concurrent connections, the distance to the target website, and the proxy service provider. The performance can vary under different circumstances
What should I do if the country/region I want to choose is not on the list?
If the country/region you want to choose is not on the list, it is recommended to contact the proxy service provider's customer support, provide specific requirements to get assistance, or confirm if there are available resources
How is the billing for Residential Proxy?
Residential Proxy mainly have two billing methods: by traffic and by per unit usage. You can contact us for customer service via email：[email protected]
What is the difference between random IPs and sticky IPs?
Random IPs automatically assign a new IP address with each connection, suitable for anonymity and high-frequency switching; sticky IPs maintain a fixed IP address for a certain period, suitable for scenarios needing a stable IP identity
How to manually switch IPs?
Manually switching IPs is usually achieved by reconnecting to the proxy server, changing the IP address in the proxy configuration, or restarting network devices (such as routers)
