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Billing models

TrueProxies offers two billing models for residential IPv4, plus flat plans for IPv6 products. Current prices always live on the pricing page and in checkout — checkout is authoritative.

You buy a traffic pack that expires 30 days after activation. Each top-up has its own deadline; older traffic keeps its original expiry. Best for light, intermittent, or still-unmeasured workloads.

  • Usage counts transferred bytes in both directions, including retries.
  • Track your live usage in the dashboard — don’t estimate from response sizes alone.
  • See GB-based plans for details.

You pick a speed tier (10 Mbps to 1 Gbps; hourly plans go up to 100 Mbps) and move as much data as you want for a fixed price. Best for continuous, heavy workloads.

  • No byte caps and no overage charges — throughput is capped at your chosen tier instead.
  • Hourly, daily, weekly, and monthly durations available.
  • See Unlimited plans for details.
  • All prices are published — no setup fees or hidden surcharges.
  • Every plan has connection limits (concurrent connections and new-connections-per-second) that are separate from bandwidth. Your active plan in the dashboard shows the exact values.
  • The billing model does not change the proxy protocol. After checkout, copy the connection details and credentials from your service in the dashboard.
  • The free trial, one hour of Residential IPv4 Unlimited at 10 Mbps, never converts to a paid plan.

The public catalogue exposes this customer-facing subset of each plan record; it is not a complete database schema:

  • allowance_bytes — the metered allowance in bytes; zero means no byte quota
  • connects_per_second — the new-connection rate ceiling
  • currency — the ISO billing currency
  • enabled — whether the plan is currently available
  • max_connections — the concurrent-connection ceiling
  • price_cents — the exact plan price in minor currency units
  • product — residential_ipv4_gb, residential_ipv4_unlimited, datacenter_ipv6, or trial
  • speed_bps — the throughput ceiling in bits per second; zero on traffic packs
  • term — the plan term: hour, day, week, or month; absent on traffic packs and the free trial