⭐⭐ RESIDENTIAL PROXIES — 75M+ IPs ✅ CITY TARGETING ✅ INSTANT DELIVERY 🔥 2100+ REVIEWS

75M+ RESIDENTIAL POOL · 195 COUNTRIES · CITY AND ASN TARGETING

Reselling capacity I buy at wholesale and I will say so plainly, because the rules in this section require it and because everyone claiming to own a residential pool is lying.

✅ TYPE AND ROTATION
Residential, rotating per request or sticky sessions up to 30 minutes. Username-password auth or IP whitelist. HTTP(S) and SOCKS5.

✅ PRICING

• Pay as you go — $4.20/GB
• 50GB — $3.10/GB
• 250GB — $2.40/GB
• 1TB — $1.70/GB
• ISP static, dedicated — $2.80/IP/mo (min 10)

✅ TRIAL
1GB for $2, paid, not free — free trials get abused and the cost ends up in everyone's per-GB price. Refunded in full if the pool does not work for your target site.

✅ DELIVERY
Instant. Dashboard credentials by email in under 5 minutes, automated.

✅ WHAT TO EXPECT HONESTLY
Success rate on general scraping: 94-98%. On the four big protected targets everyone asks about: 60-80% and it moves weekly. Anybody quoting you 99% on those is quoting the brochure.

⚠️ NOT FOR
Ticketing, credential stuffing, or anything aimed at login pages you do not own. Accounts doing it get terminated without a refund, which has happened eleven times.

Reply with your target volume and I will tell you whether the cheaper tier is enough.

Vouch, 18 months, about 400GB total. The 60-80% honesty on protected targets is why I stayed — my previous provider quoted 99% and delivered 40%.

Vouch, and a note: he talked me down from the 250GB tier to pay-as-you-go because my volume did not justify it. Lost himself about $400.

Been through four residential providers. This is the only listing in this section that states the auth method and the sticky session length up front.

What is a realistic monthly bill for someone scraping a few hundred pages a day?

A few hundred pages is maybe 1-2GB a month. Take the $2 trial, it will probably last you three weeks, and do not buy a tier.

Does the city targeting actually resolve? Previous providers gave me "city" that turned out to be the nearest datacenter 200km away.

City resolves correctly for major metros, roughly 80% accurate for small cities. ASN targeting is more reliable if what you actually need is a specific network.

Qualified vouch: pool quality dipped noticeably for about a week in February, success rate went from 96% to low 70s on a target that had not changed.

Correct, upstream swapped subnets and did not tell resellers. I credited affected accounts that asked. I should have posted about it here proactively and did not.