Datacenter proxies
$1.25
per IP per month, shared
Fast and cheapest per request. Down to $0.47 per IP on 500+ IPs on a 12-month term.
Cheap, and nothing hidden
Cheap proxies, with the price on the page
Residential, datacenter and ISP proxies priced openly: every volume rung and term is published, and the number you configure is the number you pay. Start with $5, use HTTP or SOCKS5, and test it on your own target before you scale.
Pick the line that fits the job
ISP proxies
$2.10
per IP per month, shared
Static addresses on consumer ISP ranges, with carrier selection, for targets that block hosting ranges.
Residential proxies
$5.50
per GB at 1 GB, $1.75 at 1,000 GB
Rotating household IPs on pay-as-you-go traffic, for the targets nothing else gets through.
Cheap, but not sketchy
The ways cheap proxy sellers lose your trust are known. We write down where we stand on each.
- Prices before signupEvery rung, plan and term is on the pricing page.
- One calculator, checkout mathsThe calculator applies discounts the way checkout does.
- Fair comparisonsWe list other providers’ prices with sources, including where they undercut us.
- Rules in publicThe acceptable-use and refund policies are readable before you pay.
How to buy cheap proxies without wasting money
- Try the cheapest line first. Run your real target through a shared datacenter IP.
- Step up only when blocked. Move to ISP, then residential, for the targets that need it.
- Measure before you scale. Use the ten-minute test, then buy the volume rung that fits.
Also see cheap SOCKS5 proxies and cheap rotating proxies.
Cheap proxies by use case
Frequently asked questions
What is the cheapest proxy you sell?
A shared datacenter IP at $1.25 per month. For traffic-based residential proxies the rate runs from $5.50 per GB at one gigabyte to $1.75 per GB at 1,000 GB.
Is the price on the page the price at checkout?
Yes. Every rung, plan and term is published, and checkout applies the same arithmetic the calculator uses. If you see a different total at checkout, tell us.
What is the minimum I can spend?
The minimum top-up is $5. The smallest residential order is 1 GB, and the smallest per-IP order is one IP.
Which proxy type should I buy first?
Start with the cheapest line your target accepts. Try shared datacenter first, move to ISP if you are blocked, and use residential for targets that reject both.
Do you support SOCKS5?
HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 are available. The protocol is a setting on your proxy list and does not change the price.
Are cheap proxies reliable?
Price and reliability are separate questions. Test a small order against your real target and read the success rate and the usage meter before you scale. Our guide on testing a proxy walks through it.
Try it for $5
Minimum top-up is $5. Run your own target through it before you scale.