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Account · Limits & fair use

What is unlimited, what is bounded, and what is not allowed.

Short page on purpose. The technical limits fit in one table; the rules of use fit in one list.

2 min read 4 sections Updated Sep 21, 2026

Technical limits#

ItemLimit
Concurrent connectionsUnlimited, on every network
Requests per secondNo limit on the gateway; the target sets the pace
Concurrent sticky sessionsUnlimited
Sticky session lifetime1 minute to 24 hours, default 10 minutes
Whitelisted addresses50 per account, IPv4
Sub-usersUnlimited
Idle connection to the gatewayClosed after 60 seconds without traffic
Transfer durationNo limit while data flows
Destination portsAny TCP port except 25
UDP, IPv6 targets, inbound connectionsNot supported
API120 requests per minute per token

Traffic by network#

NetworkTraffic model
ResidentialMetered per GB, both directions, bought in advance, never expires
Mobile, rotatingMetered per GB, same rules as residential, separate balance
ISPUnlimited and unmetered
Datacenter100 GB per IP per month, pooled across the order; speed reduced when the pool is exhausted, never cut
Mobile, dedicated deviceUnlimited and unmetered

"Unlimited" means unmetered: we do not count the bytes and we do not throttle. Dedicated addresses are yours alone, so the only capacity you compete with is your own.

Acceptable use#

The network is for collecting and verifying public information, running your own accounts and properties, and testing what you are entitled to test. The acceptable use policy is the binding text; in short, the following ends an account:

  • Attacks of any kind: denial of service, brute force, credential stuffing, exploitation of vulnerabilities you have no authorization to test.
  • Fraud, including payment fraud, fake engagement sold to third parties, and impersonation.
  • Unauthorized access to systems, accounts or data.
  • Spam and unsolicited bulk messaging (this is also why port 25 is closed).
  • Anything illegal where you operate or where the target operates, and any content involving the abuse of minors.
  • Collecting personal data without a lawful basis, or reselling access to the network without agreement.

Abuse reports are investigated and acted on; where the law requires, we cooperate with the authorities. Residential exits belong to real people who opted in, and we protect them first.

Good citizenship#

  • Pace requests per domain and back off on 429. The absence of a limit on our side is not an invitation to hammer a target.
  • Respect robots.txt where it applies to what you do, and the target's terms where they bind you.
  • Prefer the network that fits: datacenter for open sources, residential and mobile only where the target requires them.

Ready when you are

Paste the endpoint, watch the exit change.

Create your account, top up $10 and run the quickstart against your real target. What you do not use stays on your balance.