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Added more residential IPs to the pool, higher success rate across all targets.
 
Reminder that credit on our proxies never expires — no monthly plan, no seat licence, buy $15 once and use it over six months if that's your pace.
 
One API key works on every tier; you pick the tier per request in the proxy password, so you can run standard for the bulk and switch to clean or mobile for the pages that block, without a second account.
 
You're only charged at the rate of the tier that actually served each request — standard traffic stays at the standard rate even if the same key hits mobile for ten requests in the middle.
 
On the reputation-screened tier we check an address against multiple blocklists before handing it out. A flagged IP doesn't fail cleanly, it returns a captcha or block page and you pay for that traffic anyway, so pre-screening is cheaper than it looks.
 
Real carrier IPs on the mobile tier for the targets that block everything else — same key, same balance, per request.
 
Geo-targeted tier lets you choose country and city, not just country — useful for local SERPs, ad verification, anything that cares where you appear.
 
Endpoints support HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 — same credentials, so whatever your tool wants, it works without config gymnastics.
 
Top-ups carry bonus credit — 10% on $15 up to 25% on $100 — and since it never expires there's no reason not to take the bigger one.
 
New fresh load of residential proxies has just landed, better success and latency than before :)
 
We put a guide on our blog about running a scraper on a VPS instead of your own machine (scheduling, proxies, not burning your home IP) — pairs well with a PAYG proxy balance.
 
Small top-up, run your real target through standard first, move up a tier only if it blocks — you'll usually find you need less mobile than you think.
 
30M+ addresses across 195+ countries on the standard tier, rotating every request — enough spread that repeat hits on the same target don't land on the same IP.
 
No per-user pricing: a small team can share one balance and one key, and the only number that moves is gigabytes used.
 
Moving between tiers doesn't need a new account, a new key or a support ticket — change the tier in the request and the next request is on it.
 
A bad address is worse than no address: you still pay for the block page, then pay again for the retry. That’s the whole argument for the screened tiers, and why “cheapest per GB” isn’t the same as cheapest per successful request.
 
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