Unlimited plans

Unlimited Residential IPv4 plans have no transferred-byte quota: you pay a fixed price for a speed tier and move as much data as you want. Current tiers, prices and the limits that apply live on the unlimited residential proxies page and in checkout.

How it works

• Pick a throughput tier (10 Mbps to 1 Gbps; hourly plans go up to 100 Mbps). That’s your bandwidth ceiling — there’s no per-GB metering and no overage charges.
• Choose a duration: hourly, daily, weekly, or monthly. Monthly works out far cheaper than running an hourly tier continuously.
• Your plan stays active for the purchased duration; check the dashboard for activation and expiry.

What “unlimited” does and doesn’t mean

• Unlimited data transfer — yes.
• Unlimited speed — no; throughput is capped at your tier.
• Unlimited connections — no; concurrent-connection and new-connections-per-second ceilings still apply. Your active plan in the dashboard shows the exact values.

Choosing a tier

• Sustained scraping or monitoring usually saturates far less than you expect — start a tier lower and upgrade if you hit the ceiling.
• Support can move you to a higher tier immediately; pricing adjusts for the remaining billing period.
• Intermittent workloads are often cheaper on GB-based plans.

Connection and session behavior are documented in the Residential IPv4 reference.

Published plan fields

The catalogue exposes these customer-facing plan fields:

• allowance_bytes — zero for an unlimited-bandwidth plan
• 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_unlimited
• speed_bps — the selected throughput ceiling in bits per second
• term — the purchased access period: hour, day, week, or month