Guide
What are proxies?
A proxy is an exit you rent. The bill is per gigabyte or per IP. A session is how long that exit stays. A visit is your page weight. Those are three different sentences.
Jobs we will not help with
- Bypass recipes
- Account farming
- Success rates we did not measure
The three fields
Type is where the IP claims to sit: a household (residential), a hosting block (datacenter), a static ISP lease, or a carrier (mobile). Unit is how you pay: per GB or per IP. Session is rotating, sticky, or a lease that still exists tomorrow.
A visit is not a fourth price. One gigabyte is 1,048,576 kilobytes divided by the page you download. Sticky is a timer on the same per-GB meter. Static residential on this site is the ISP page.
What a proxy is not
It is not a license to open a paywall, farm accounts, or copy a lab success rate. Legitimate jobs are public data you are allowed to collect, ads, allowed SEO checks, and tests of properties you control.
Published rates
Published rates for the types this job uses
Entry cells from the catalog. Per GB and per IP stay in their units. Confirm the live page.
#ProvidersTargetingSessionRateYour costOpen provider
US, UK, India, China, and Europe are targeting pages on this site. City, ASN, ZIP, and carrier are flags on the SKU. The live country list is the vendor dashboard. We did not audit a pool. GB cost calculator · Visit math
FAQ
What Are Proxies?
Is a proxy the same as a VPN?
No. A VPN is usually one encrypted tunnel for a person. A proxy in this catalog is an exit you rent by the gigabyte or the IP for a named job.
Which proxy should I start with?
Name the type from the constraint. If nothing has failed, datacenter. If a hosting IP failed and the address can change, residential. If tomorrow’s login must keep the IP, ISP. Decodo is the default first provider because a normal team can start and leave.
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