Proxy pricing

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Residential proxy pricing: what a GB buys for your job

Residential proxy pricing per GB explained: what a GB buys in pages, traffic per 1,000 pages, expiry and run-outs, and when another tier fits the job better.10 min readComparisons

Proxy pricing: per GB, per IP or per port for your job

Proxy pricing per GB, per IP and per port only compares once the job is fixed. How to size a job in GB, which unit fits it, and what else moves a bill.10 min readGuides

Proxies for AI training data: throughput, sizing and rules

How to size proxies for AI training data: why datacenter ports carry most of the crawl, where residential fits, opt-out rules and a sized 10M page job.12 min readComparisons

Datacenter vs residential proxies: which fits the target

Datacenter vs residential proxies compared on ASN, speed, location and billing model, with a 100,000-request job sized in GB and a test to pick per target.11 min readComparisons

Mobile vs residential proxies: how carrier IPs differ

Mobile vs residential proxies compared: CGNAT and block risk, detection, speed, sessions, what drives traffic, and which workloads fit each type best.10 min readComparisons

Dedicated vs shared proxies: who else uses your IP

Dedicated vs shared proxies compared: who else sends traffic from your IP, how each is billed, which tiers can be dedicated and when a pool wins.10 min readGuides

What is a proxy server? How it works and when to use one

What is a proxy server: how a request travels through one, forward vs reverse, what it hides and what it does not, proxy vs VPN, the risks and what it costs.11 min readGuides

What are datacenter proxies? Uses, limits and pricing

Datacenter proxies use IPs owned by hosting companies. What they are used for, why strict sites block them, how to test a target, and IPv4 port pricing.11 min readGuides

Types of proxies: datacenter, residential, ISP and mobile compared

Types of proxies sorted by what the target sees: datacenter, residential, ISP and mobile, then by protocol, anonymity, rotation, access and billing.12 min read