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Residential proxies by the GB

Each request goes out through an address that an internet provider gave to a household. To the site on the other end, it looks like a normal visit from the country or city you chose. Billing follows the traffic you send, and whatever you have not used yet keeps waiting on your order.

Pricing

Common amounts. You can enter any other amount in the dashboard.

  • 25 GB$8.50$0.34 per GBOrder
  • 100 GB$31.00$0.31 per GBOrder
  • 500 GB$140.00$0.28 per GBOrder
  • 2,000 GB$500.00$0.25 per GBOrder

Price by volume

AmountUnit price
5 to 24 GB$0.37 per GB
25 to 99 GB$0.34 per GB
100 to 499 GB$0.31 per GB
500 to 1,999 GB$0.28 per GB
2,000 GB and up$0.25 per GB

Why a home IP gets through

A proxy fetches pages for you, so the site records the proxy's address and never sees yours. In this product, that address is registered to a home broadband line rather than a hosting company.

Sites tend to trust household addresses and look harder at server ranges. So when a site throttles cloud traffic, or when you need the exact page a local resident would get, a residential IP is the usual answer.

Price tiers

One order can hold anywhere from 5 to 5,000 GB. The bigger the order, the cheaper each GB, and every GB in that order is charged at the tier the total lands in.

Nothing resets at the end of the month. Say you buy 100 GB and spend 40 GB in the first weeks: the other 60 GB carry over for as long as you need them. Upload and download both count as usage.

  • 5-24 GB: $0.37 per GB
  • 25-99 GB: $0.34 per GB
  • 100-499 GB: $0.31 per GB
  • 500-1,999 GB: $0.28 per GB
  • 2,000 GB or more: $0.25 per GB

Location and sticky sessions

You steer the proxy with the username, so each request can ask for something different and the dashboard stays untouched. Put a country code after cc and a city after city. You can choose from 60 countries.

Leave the session out and every request comes from a new IP. When a job needs one address for a while, for example a login that must survive several pages, add sid with any name you like. Requests with the same sid keep their IP for up to 60 minutes, and ttl sets the minutes. Switch to a different sid to get a different IP.

  • New IP on every request, United States: USERNAME-zone-res-cc-us
  • Same IP for 20 minutes, Los Angeles: USERNAME-zone-res-cc-us-city-los_angeles-sid-shop01-ttl-20

Gateway and sign-in

Set gate.vpnclub.shop as the proxy host. HTTP and HTTPS go to port 6100, SOCKS5 to port 6200. Your proxy username and password sit in the Proxy plans tab of the dashboard from the start. There is one pair per account, and it works for every proxy order you place.

Running scripts from servers with fixed addresses? Add up to 10 IPv4 addresses to the allowlist and those machines can connect with no password. Country, city and session options still go in the username.

When another plan costs less

Because every GB is billed, large downloads and long video streams eat through an order quickly. If your tools push a lot of data every day, the unlimited residential plan, which charges by the day, usually works out cheaper.

For one address that must stay put for weeks, look at static ISP proxies. And if the target site has no problem with server IPs, datacenter proxies cost a fraction of this.

Common questions

Does unused traffic expire?

No. GB stay on the order until you spend them. There is no monthly reset.

How do I get a new IP?

If the username has no sid, each request already gets a fresh IP. If it does, change the sid value and the next request comes from another address.

How long can I keep the same IP?

A sticky session lasts up to 60 minutes. Set the length with ttl, for example ttl-30 for half an hour. If the household connection behind the IP goes offline, it can change sooner.

Can I target a specific city?

Yes. Write city after the country code, as in cc-us-city-los_angeles. When that city has no IP available at that moment, pick a city nearby or ask for the country alone.

Proxies on the same account

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