proxies // live pricing
Four kinds of proxy. Two ways to pay. Priced live.
Rent one address by the month (static residential from $3.99/mo), or buy traffic by the gigabyte (from $3.99 for 1 GB). Every price here is read from the supplier's live rate card, and what each product is bad at is on the same card as what it costs.
no contracts · no KYC · 24h money-back on first order
Tell me what you're working on and I'll recommend the right proxy type — and tell you honestly if we don't sell it yet.
01 / what we sell
Four products. Not four grades of one product.
They differ in what the address physically is and in how much a platform trusts it. Pick the one your work needs — each card says what it is good at and, in the same size type, what it is not.
Per proxy, per monthyou rent an address
You rent ONE address and it is yours for the month. It does not rotate, there is nothing to configure, and nothing auto-renews — the term ends unless you extend it.
By the gigabyteyou buy traffic
You buy TRAFFIC rather than an address. No monthly fee, the traffic does not expire, and you top it up when you run low. Whether the address you get is held, rotates on a timer or changes every request is a setting you pick.
Rotating / sticky residential
also called residential pool · rotating proxies
Real home broadband lines, drawn from a shared pool.
the address: sticky or rotating — you choose
- per GB
- from $3.991 GB of trafficas low as $1.60/GB from the 5 GB bundle
good for · Reaching a lot of different home addresses without paying for each one.
not for · Anything that needs ONE address that is definitely still there next week — you are renting the pool, not an address in it.
Static residential
also called ISP proxies · static residential
Registered to a home ISP, hosted in a datacentre, yours for the month.
the address: one address, all month
- per month
- from $3.99one proxy for one month
good for · Anything that has to keep the same address for weeks at a time.
not for · Hiding the fact that it is hosted. The registration says home ISP; the hosting fact is still visible to anything that checks that separately.
Mobile / carrier
also called 4G / 5G proxies
A real phone-carrier address, shared with the carrier’s own subscribers.
the address: sticky per session, then the carrier moves it
- per GB
- from $4.991 GB of traffic$4.99/GB · same rate at every size
- per month
- from $152.99one proxy for one month
good for · Addresses a site cannot refuse cheaply, because refusing one refuses the carrier’s own subscribers with it.
not for · Cost per gigabyte. This is the most expensive traffic on the page, by a wide margin.
Datacentre
also called DC proxies
A hosting company’s address, and it looks like one.
the address: one address, all month
- per month
- from $3.83one proxy for one month
good for · Uptime checks, internal testing, and scraping sites that do not filter.
not for · Anything that filters. This is the first thing a platform blocks, and it is blocked on sight.
02 / price calculator
The exact number, before checkout.
Static residential (ISP proxies), rented by the month — one address, yours for the term. Same table the order page uses and the server re-checks when you pay: no tax added, no surprises.
plan
targeting
Finer targeting costs more — the price updates as you pick.
term
your total
- product
- Static residential
- plan
- Dedicated
- targeting
- country-level
- rate
- $5.49/mo
- term
- 1 month
one payment · no tax added · nothing auto-renews
Paying by the gigabyte instead? Rotating / sticky residential starts at $3.99 for 1 GB.
03 / use cases
What people run, and which one it needs.
If you know the job but not the jargon, start here — each one opens the builder on the product and the way of paying it names.
Social accounts
One account per address, on a carrier a platform cannot refuse cheaply — refusing it refuses the carrier's own subscribers.
Mobile / carrier · per GB →
Sneaker & retail drops
One address that is definitely still there on drop day, held for the whole month.
Static residential · per month →
Scraping at volume
Priced by volume rather than by uptime. Hold an address, rotate on a timer, or take a new one every request.
Rotating / sticky residential · per GB →
SEO / SERP tracking
Rank checks from a US state — and from a city and a home carrier on the pools that route them.
Rotating / sticky residential · per GB →
Ad verification
See what a real home connection in that place sees, without renting an address per location.
Rotating / sticky residential · per GB →
Uptime checks & internal testing
The cheapest and fastest thing here, and being recognisably a server is fine for this.
Datacentre · per month →
04 / how it works
Checkout to connected in about a minute.
Pick what, then how you pay
Choose the kind of address you want — rented by the month, or traffic bought by the gigabyte — then the country, and a US state or city where the network sells one.
Pay by card
Stripe-secured checkout. No KYC, no sales call, no minimum. The price you see is the price you pay.
Connect
Credentials arrive in your dashboard and inbox — host, port, user, pass. HTTP or SOCKS5, your choice.
05 / faq
Questions, answered straight.
Do I want one paid per month, or traffic paid by the gigabyte?
Two different things, not two prices for one thing. Paying per month rents you ONE address that is yours for that month and does not rotate. Paying by the gigabyte buys TRAFFIC out of a pool — no monthly fee, the traffic does not expire, and the address holds, rotates on a timer or changes every request, whichever you pick. Static residential starts at $3.99 per proxy per month. Traffic by the gigabyte starts at $3.99 for 1 GB. Rule of thumb: something that must keep the same address for weeks is a monthly proxy; work priced by volume across many addresses is by the gigabyte.
What exactly am I buying?
A static residential proxy — one real IP address from a real ISP, used only by you, for as long as you keep paying. The cheapest one you can order today is Basic at $3.99 per proxy per month, with unlimited bandwidth over HTTP or SOCKS5; the order page shows every tier that is deliverable today.
What does the finer targeting do?
By default your proxy ships in a country you pick. For an extra $0.50–$2.00/proxy/mo you can pin it to a specific US state + city — useful for local SEO, geo-targeted ad checks, or matching an account's claimed location.
Where do the IPs come from?
We resell from an established upstream provider rather than running our own network; per their published policy, IPs are sourced from consenting users in GDPR/CCPA-compliant programs. That reseller model is also why the entry price is a few dollars instead of $12+.
Do you offer refunds?
24-hour money-back on first purchases. If the proxy doesn't fit your use case, contact support within 24h for a full refund — no questions asked.
What payment methods do you accept?
All major credit and debit cards, processed by Stripe. The listed price is the total — we do not add sales tax.
When do I get my proxy?
Provisioning is automatic — credentials typically land in your dashboard and inbox within a minute of payment. If anything sticks, support@broxy.ai sorts it out fast.
Is the AI advisor really free?
Yes — 5 questions per day, no signup. It runs on the same Gemini-powered assistant that ships inside our app, and it's instructed to tell you when the right product is one we don't sell yet.
Still deciding? That's what the advisor is for.
Or skip it: $3.99, one proxy, 24-hour money-back. The cheapest way to find out is to try it.