Pay as you go · Balance never expires

One price list. No quote call.

Put in $5 or more and spend it on whichever proxies you need. Residential is billed by the gigabyte. ISP and datacenter are rented per IP for a term you pick.

The whole price list

Every rung, plan and term, per product. Nothing is kept back for a sales call, because there is no sales call.

Residential (rotating)

Residential costs $1.85 per GB on a 10 GB order (the popular size), $2.40 on a 1 GB order, down to $1.50 at 500 GB, with 8 rungs in all.

Top up, pick an order size, and traffic draws down the balance. There is no plan to choose and nothing to cancel.

  • 1 GB

    $2.40/GB

    $2.40 for the order

  • 10 GBPopular

    $1.85/GB

    $18.50 for the order

    23% under the single-GB rate

  • 500 GB

    $1.50/GB

    $750.00 for the order

    38% under the single-GB rate

ISP (static residential)

ISP costs $2.66 per IP a month on the dedicated plan at 10 IPs (the popular size), $3.20 for one IP, down to $1.50 at 500 IPs. For a single IP on a 30-day term the plans cost shared $2.10, dedicated $3.20, premium $4.80. Longer terms take a further discount: 60 days 5%, 90 days 10%, 365 days 20%.

You rent each address for a term, on one of three plans, and pay for the whole term up front from your balance.

  • 1 IP

    $3.20/IP/mo

    $3.20 for 30 days, dedicated

  • 10 IPsPopular

    $2.66/IP/mo

    $26.60 for 30 days, dedicated

    17% under the single-IP rate

  • 500 IPs

    $1.50/IP/mo

    $750.00 for 30 days, dedicated

    53% under the single-IP rate

Datacenter (rented per IP)

Datacenter costs $1.58 per IP a month on the dedicated plan at 10 IPs (the popular size), $1.90 for one IP, down to $0.89 at 500 IPs. For a single IP on a 30-day term the plans cost shared $1.25, dedicated $1.90, premium $2.90. Longer terms take a further discount: 60 days 5%, 90 days 10%, 365 days 20%.

The cheapest static IP we sell. You rent each address for a term, on one of three plans. A dedicated IP carries no traffic meter, which is what makes heavy crawls cheap here.

  • 1 IP

    $1.90/IP/mo

    $1.90 for 30 days, dedicated

  • 10 IPsPopular

    $1.58/IP/mo

    $15.80 for 30 days, dedicated

    17% under the single-IP rate

  • 500 IPs

    $0.89/IP/mo

    $445.00 for 30 days, dedicated

    53% under the single-IP rate

$5 minimumBalance never expiresNo monthly minimum7-day refunds
No spreadsheet required

Move the slider, see the number.

This is the same arithmetic checkout does, rounding included. There is no second rate card and no "effective price" that only appears on the invoice.

Rough conversion

A gigabyte is roughly 20,000 typical HTML pages, or about 4,000 if the site is heavy and you are not blocking images. Most people testing something get further on one gigabyte than they expect.

Work out what you would pay

Pick an order size. No plan, no monthly fee, no expiry date.

Product

Residential$2.40/GB

Traffic1 GB

You pay once$2.40

Minimum top-up is $5, so this one rounds up to $5 of credit.

Start with $5

$5 minimum · balance never expires · refundable for 7 days

The bit other cheap providers skip

A meter you can check.

A low rate means nothing if the counter is generous with itself. The most common way to be cheap and still profitable at the bottom of this market is to bill 1.3 GB for every 1 GB delivered — and almost nobody checks.

So we made it checkable. Every request is logged with its own byte count and cost, and you can export the whole thing as CSV and diff it against your own numbers. If ours is bigger, that is a bug, and we will credit back the difference.

Sampledashboard · usage exportreq 4,182
  1. 14:20:01GETapi.storefront.io200↓13.9 KB↑0.6 KB$0.000033
  2. 14:21:04GETwww.shopmart.co200↓6.8 KB↑0.6 KB$0.000017
  3. 14:22:07GETcdn.listings.net200↓40.4 KB↑0.7 KB$0.000094
  4. 14:23:00POSTm.ticketline.co301↓1.1 KB↑1.9 KB$0.000007
  5. 14:24:03GETapi.storefront.io200↓22.3 KB↑0.6 KB$0.000053
  6. 14:25:06GETsearch.pricebot.dev200↓9.3 KB↑0.6 KB$0.000023
Billed this sessionrequest bytes + response bytes, nothing else
0.4184GB
$1.00
Getting money to us

Crypto first, cards welcome.

A lot of our customers would rather not attach a card to a proxy purchase. That is a completely reasonable preference and we built around it.

Preferred

Crypto

  • ₿
  • ₮
  • $
  • Ł

Processed through CoinGate and Cryptomus, covering BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC, LTC, SOL and ~70 more. Confirms in about a minute, and the processor fee is lower, which is the whole reason we nudge you here.

Also fine

Cards

  • VISA
  • AMEX

Visa, Mastercard, Amex. Clears instantly. The descriptor on your statement reads ProxyMonkey, so you will not end up disputing your own purchase.

No invoicing, purchase orders, or net-30 terms. If you need those, you need a vendor with an accounts team, and that is not us.

Pricing questions

Do I need a plan or a subscription?

Not for residential. You top up, and traffic draws down the balance for as long as it lasts.

ISP and datacenter are rented per IP, so you pick a plan (shared, dedicated or premium) and a term when you order, and the whole term is paid up front from your balance. There is no monthly fee on top of either.

Does my balance expire?

No. Come back in a year and it will still be there. Expiring balances are a way of billing you for nothing, and we are not going to do that.

Exactly what bytes do you charge for?

The bytes that cross our network on your behalf: your request (headers and body) plus the response (headers and body), including TLS overhead on the tunnelled connection.

A connection that fails before it carries data costs nothing. Retries are billed, because they are real traffic, but each one appears as its own line in your log so you can see them.

How do the volume rungs work?

The size of a single order sets the rate, and that rate applies to the whole order. Cross a rung and every unit reprices, not only the ones above it.

On ISP and datacenter the rung discount comes off the plan price first, then the term discount comes off that. Checkout rounds to the cent after each step, and so does every figure on these pages.

Can I pay in crypto?

Yes, and it is the payment method we prefer. CoinGate and Cryptomus cover BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC, LTC, SOL and ~70 more. Crypto payments confirm in about a minute. Cards clear instantly.

What if I want my money back?

Ask within 7 days of the top-up and the unused portion goes back the way it came. One message in Discord or an email is enough. We do not require a reason and we do not void the refund because you used some of it.

Are there hidden fees?

No setup fee, no port fee, no monthly minimum. What can cost extra is listed on each pricing page: traffic beyond the allowance on a shared ISP or datacenter IP, and the add-on for more threads. Checkout shows every one of them before you pay. Payment processors take their own cut on the way in, which is why crypto is marginally better for both of us.

More on billing: How billing works

The community layer

Prices are public. So is the support.

Ask what a job will realistically cost before you spend anything. People in the channel run this stuff daily and will give you a number.

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