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Residential proxies

Residential proxies route through real home internet connections, so target sites see an ordinary consumer IP and rarely block them. They cost more than datacenter proxies and are usually billed per gigabyte, which makes price-per-GB and the minimum plan the numbers that matter.

Every provider below sells residential proxies. Compare them by starting price, accepted payment methods, no-KYC signup and crypto support, then buy directly from the provider — we're a catalog, not a reseller.

Common questions

What are residential proxies used for?

Tasks where a datacenter IP gets blocked — web scraping at scale, ad verification, sneaker and ticket buying, price monitoring, and managing multiple accounts. The consumer IP makes traffic look like an ordinary visitor.

How much do residential proxies cost?

Most are billed per gigabyte. Entry rates commonly land a few dollars per GB and fall as volume grows; the 'from' price we show is the cheapest advertised tier, so real spend is usually higher.

Residential vs ISP proxies — what's the difference?

Residential IPs come from real home connections and rotate through a large pool. ISP proxies are hosted in a datacenter but registered to a consumer ISP, so they look residential while staying fast and static.