Where the low price comes from
Three things set the price: the pool, the list size and the period. The smallest package, 200 addresses in mainland China, costs $0.50 an hour. A worldwide list of 5,000 IPs starts at $1.50 an hour. You pay only for the time your job runs, so a one-hour parse costs the price of one hour.
Traffic costs nothing extra, the first server IP comes with the package, and nothing renews on its own. The full table sits on the price list.
Paying less for the same job
- Match the threads, not the list size. Pick the smallest package whose thread limit covers your parallel requests.
- Take longer periods for long jobs. A 30-day package costs about 38% less per day than daily billing.
- Add servers instead of packages. A second authorized IP adds 10% to the price, a second package doubles it.
- Pick the right pool. A local job in one region often fits a smaller regional package, see Europe proxies and CIS proxies.
- Pause instead of paying for idle days. Daily, weekly and monthly packages can sleep for up to 7 days.
Cheap paid proxies and free lists
Free proxy lists cost nothing, and you feel it. Thousands of people use the same addresses, half of the lines stop answering within hours, and the owner of a public proxy can read unencrypted traffic. A free list helps to check that your code handles proxies at all, and our free proxy list exists for that.
A paid package gives your software a private list link. The pool drops dead addresses, and your software gets the live set every time it reloads the link. For a job longer than a few minutes, an hourly package from $0.50 costs less than the hours you would spend filtering free lines.
An hour, a day or a month
An hour suits tests and short one-off jobs: you see how the list behaves on your targets and decide on the next step. A day covers a single large crawl. A week or a month suits regular work such as daily price monitoring, rank tracking or catalog updates, and gives the lowest price per day.
The package calculator on the home page gives the total and the price per day for any combination of region, size and period.
Jobs that run well on cheap proxies
- One-off parsing of a catalog or a list of pages.
- Checking positions for a few hundred keywords once a week.
- Testing a new scraper before a big run.
- Short price checks before a sale or a promotion.
All of them run for hours rather than weeks. An hourly or daily package covers them, and you pay nothing between runs.
Paying for a package
Top up the balance with crypto, a Visa or Mastercard card, a MIR card or SBP, then buy any package from the balance in one click. Crypto works from any country, and the panel shows the minimum for each method before you pay.
More volume, lower price per address
Large packages cost less per 1,000 IPs a day. If your job runs thousands of threads, compare the price per 1,000 IPs on the bulk proxies page before you buy several small lists.
Protocols cost nothing extra either: every cheap unlimited package speaks HTTP and SOCKS5 on the same port.
A free hour before you buy
Support gives one free hour of any package to every verified customer. Ask for it on the contact page. The terms of service explain the reason: we do not refund the balance, so the test lets you check the lists before you pay.
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