Residential proxies · pay per GB

Residential proxies that pass as real users, because they are.

Household IPs from consumer ISPs in 195 countries. Target a country, state, city or ASN from the username, rotate on every request or hold one IP for up to 24 hours, and pay per GB from a crypto wallet. The traffic you buy never expires.

  • 195countriesCountry targeting everywhere, city and ASN in most, state in the US
  • 24 hstickyHold one IP from a minute to a full day
  • $2.45per GBEntry rate, down to $0.95 at 10 TB
  • validityTraffic never expires, unlimited threads

01 — What you get

Everything a residential pool should do. Nothing locked behind a plan.

The same capabilities at 1 GB and at 10 TB: full targeting, both session modes, both protocols, the dashboard and the API. Volume only changes the price per GB.

Household IPs from consumer ISPs

Every exit is a real device on a real home connection, so your requests carry the same footprint as the audience you are measuring.

Targeting down to the ASN

Country, state, city or ASN, set from parameters in the username. Change location on any request without generating a new list.

Rotating or sticky, per request

Take a fresh IP on every request, or hold one for up to 24 hours with a session ID. Mix both modes on the same account.

Traffic that never expires

Buy 1 GB or 10 TB. The balance stays on your account until you use it, and the rate of the highest tier you reach applies to the whole purchase.

Unlimited threads, two protocols

No cap on concurrent connections. HTTP(S) on port 9000 and SOCKS5 on 9001, with username-password or IP-whitelist authentication.

Dashboard and API

Generate endpoint lists, create sub-users with their own traffic limits and pull usage by country, from the dashboard or the REST API.

02 — Targeting

One endpoint. Every location, every session mode.

There is no list to regenerate when the job moves. Location and session control live in the username, so the same gateway serves a random exit worldwide and a single IP held in one city.

USERaccount-cc-uscountry-state-nystate-city-newyorkcity-sid-7f3a9session ID-ttl-30mhold time:PASSpassword@res.proxshift.com:9000gateway
  • Targeting parameters are optional and composable. Leave them out for a random exit anywhere; add cc, state, city or asn in any order to narrow.
  • Session parameters pin an IP. Any string works as sid; ttl takes seconds, minutes or hours up to 24h. Omit both to rotate on every request.
  • Credentials are issued at signup. Prefer no password in your code? Whitelist your server IPs and connect with the parameters alone.
  • Random exit, anywhere in the world http://USER:[email protected]:9000
  • New German IP on every request http://USER-cc-de:[email protected]:9000
  • One Berlin IP held for 10 minutes http://USER-cc-de-city-berlin-sid-7f3a9-ttl-10m:[email protected]:9000
  • Any IP announced by Comcast (AS7922), over SOCKS5 socks5://USER-cc-us-asn-7922:[email protected]:9001

03 — Sessions

Rotate on every request, or hold an IP as long as the job needs.

Both modes come with every purchase and can be mixed on the same account. Pick per endpoint, not per plan.

Rotating

a new IP on every request

8 requests · 8 exits

Every request leaves from a different household in the location you asked for. Best for crawling, search results, price checks and any workload where each page is independent and volume is high.

USER-cc-us:PASS

Sticky

one IP, held up to 24 hours

6 requests on one exit · rotation after the hold

Requests that share a session ID share an exit for the hold time you set. Best for logins, carts, multi-step forms and anything a website expects to come from one visitor. If the exit drops, the next request gets a replacement in the same location.

USER-cc-us-sid-7f3a9-ttl-30m:PASS

04 — Pricing

Public rate ladder. The tier you reach applies to the whole purchase.

Twelve tiers, no plan, no expiry. Buy any amount from 1 GB; the price per GB drops with the total you buy, and every country costs the same.

TrafficPer GBTotalvs 1 GBRelative rate
1 GB $2.45 $2.45
2 GB $2.35 $4.70 −4%
5 GB $2.10 $10.50 −14%
10 GB $1.93 $19.30 −21%
25 GB $1.82 $45.50 −26%
50 GB $1.75 $87.50 −29%
250 GB $1.40 $350 −43%
500 GB $1.19 $595 −51%
1 TB $1.02 $1,020 −58%
5 TB $0.98 $4,900 −60%
10 TB $0.95 $9,500 −61%
  • Traffic never expires and is not tied to a month.
  • Paid from your wallet balance; minimum top-up $10.
  • Above 10 TB a month, ask for a custom rate from your account.

05 — Coverage

Every country at the same rate.

No premium locations and no location minimums. Search the list, then target the country, state, city or ASN straight from the username.

  • Residential 195 countries Country · state · city · ASN
  • Mobile 100+ countries Country · carrier
  • ISP 30+ countries Country · city
  • Datacenter 60+ locations Country · state · city

Showing the 24 most requested of 195 countries and 4 territories.

Locations page

Target from the username: -cc-us -state-ny -city-newyork -asn-7922 Same per-GB rate in every location.

06 — Integration

Works with anything that speaks proxy.

Standard HTTP proxy authentication on port 9000, SOCKS5 on 9001. No SDK to install, no vendor lock-in: point your existing client at the gateway and go.

  • Username-password or IP-whitelist authentication
  • HTTPS targets pass through untouched, end to end
  • Endpoint lists and sub-users from the dashboard or the REST API
  • Works in scrapers, browsers, headless Chrome and anti-detect profiles
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curl -x http://USER-cc-us:[email protected]:9000 \
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08 — Choose the right network

Residential is not always the answer. Here is when it is.

Four networks, one wallet: if the job calls for a static IP or raw speed, switch without renegotiating anything.

Criterion Residential ISP Datacenter Mobile
Detection resistance High: real household devices High: ISP-registered, static Low: known datacenter ranges Highest: shared carrier IPs
Speed and stability Good, varies with the household line Excellent, wired datacenter uplink Excellent Good, varies with the cell
IP behaviour Rotating, or sticky up to 24 h Yours for the whole term Yours for the whole term Rotating per GB, or dedicated device
Billing Per GB, never expires Per IP per term, unlimited traffic Per IP per term, 100 GB/mo pooled Per GB, or per device per term
Best for Scraping, SERP, ads, monitoring Accounts, checkout, logins Bulk, low-sensitivity workloads The most protected targets
From $2.45 /GB $0.99 /IP/mo (US) $0.70 /IP/mo (US) $2.62 /GB

09 — Trust

Built to be trusted, by you and by the people behind the IPs.

A residential network is only as good as where its addresses come from and how it lets them be used. These are the rules we run on.

Sourced with consent

We only buy residential capacity from pools whose members opt in, are paid for the bandwidth they share and can leave at any time.

Public, flat pricing

Every tier is on this page. No location surcharge, no minimum plan, no expiry date on what you bought.

Privacy by default

An email address opens the account and crypto funds it. We store what billing and abuse handling require, and nothing more.

Fair use, enforced

No attacks, fraud, unauthorized access or anything illegal where you or the target operate. Reports are acted on, and abusers lose access.

Try it for the price of a coffee: top up $10, buy 1 GB and run your real workload. What you do not use stays on your balance.

10 — Questions

Straight answers about residential proxies.

What is a residential proxy?

A residential proxy routes your request through an IP address that an internet provider assigned to a real household device. To the destination website your traffic looks like an ordinary visitor from that home and that city, which is why residential IPs pass checks that datacenter addresses fail.

How is it different from ISP, datacenter and mobile proxies?

Datacenter IPs live in hosting facilities: cheap and fast, but easy to flag. ISP proxies are residential-registered addresses hosted on datacenter hardware: static, fast and trusted, sold per IP. Mobile proxies use 4G/5G carrier addresses shared by many phones, the hardest of all to block. Residential proxies sit in the middle: real household IPs, rotating or sticky, billed per GB.

Can residential proxies be detected?

Far less often than datacenter IPs, because the address belongs to a consumer ISP and behaves like one. Detection still depends on how you use them: matching the location to your account, keeping sessions consistent and respecting request rates matters as much as the IP itself.

How long can I keep the same IP?

Add a session ID and a hold time to the username and the gateway keeps routing you through the same exit for up to 24 hours. If that device goes offline, your next request gets a replacement in the same location and the session continues from there.

How is traffic counted, and does it expire?

You pay for the bandwidth that passes through the gateway, request and response included, measured in GB. The traffic you buy never expires, and the price per GB is set by the highest tier your purchase reaches.

Is there a bandwidth or connection limit?

No. Run as many concurrent connections and sessions as you need; you are only billed for the GB you consume. Projects above 10 TB a month can ask for a custom rate.

How can I test before buying in volume?

Top up the minimum of $10, buy 1 or 2 GB and run your real workload. The traffic you do not use stays on your balance for later, so testing costs nothing extra.

Are residential proxies legal?

Using a proxy is legal in most jurisdictions. What you do through it must be too: our acceptable use policy forbids attacks, fraud, unauthorized access and anything illegal where you or the target operate, and we act on abuse reports.

Ready when you are

Start with a single gigabyte.

Create your account, fund the wallet in the coin of your choice and generate your first residential endpoint. The rate ladder does the rest as you grow.