Residential, mobile, ISP and datacentre proxies on one account and one balance. HTTP(S) and SOCKS5, unlimited concurrent sessions, country targeting and sticky sessions — billed per gigabyte, from $0.19/GB.
Instant delivery after payment · Crypto accepted, cards coming soon · No KYC to start
Five pools live now, two more on the way — one account and one balance. Every one is billed by the gigabyte, speaks HTTP and SOCKS5 on the same credentials, and is delivered the moment payment confirms.
Real home IPs in 50+ countries, billed by traffic with bonus gigabytes on every package.
from$1.00$0.70/GB
United States ISP addresses, rotated on every request and billed by traffic instead of per IP.
from$1.43$1.00/GB
Real carrier IPs from mobile networks in 20+ countries, shared by whole neighbourhoods.
from$3.40$2.38/GB
Fast US and Canadian datacentre addresses billed by traffic, with nothing to commit to per IP.
from$1.00$0.70/GB
The cheapest traffic we sell, on an address space so large that repeats are rare. IPv6-ready sites only.
from$0.27$0.19/GB
The same home IPs with city, state and ASN targeting, plus sticky sessions up to 24 hours.
In final testing
Coming soonBuy addresses instead of traffic: pick them from a list, bind each one to a port on your own machine.
Ships with the app
Learn moreNot sure? Rotating residential suits most jobs, and it is the only pool that carries bonus traffic — up to 66% extra on the larger packages.
$0.70 / GB at volume · from $2 to start
Traffic that leaves from an ordinary home connection, on an address a site cannot tell apart from its own customers.
This is the pool to reach for when the target is checking who you look like rather than how fast you are: retail sites that price differently by country, search results you need to see as a local, ad placements you are verifying, accounts that object to being opened from a data centre. You pay for gigabytes, not for addresses, and you can generate as many endpoints as you like at no cost.
Sessions are yours to control. Ask for a new address on every request when you are spreading load, or hold the same one for up to seven days when you are working through something that has to stay logged in.
Packages carry bonus traffic — buy 30 GB, receive 50 — which is what brings the effective rate down to $0.70 / GB.
Buy residential traffic
$1.00 / GB at volume · from 5 GB
Addresses issued by consumer internet providers but hosted on proper lines, so they carry an ISP's name without a household's upload limit.
Residential traffic is only as quick as the connection it borrows, and for a long crawl that is the thing you feel. These sit in between: the registry still shows a consumer provider, which is what most filters look at, while the throughput is closer to a server. For steady scraping, price collection and rank tracking at volume, this is usually the cheaper way to the same result.
Each request leaves from a different address in the pool. There is no sticky mode here — when you need to hold a session, use residential or mobile.
Buy ISP traffic
$2.38 / GB at volume · from $3.50
Traffic that leaves through a phone network, from the same pool of addresses the carrier's own subscribers are using.
Mobile operators hand one public address to thousands of customers at a time. That makes these the hardest addresses on the internet to ban: blocking one shuts out a town, so platforms that are ruthless with everything else treat mobile traffic gently. When residential is not getting through — social networks, app APIs, the accounts that matter — this is what gets through.
You can pin the carrier as well as the country, which matters when a target treats networks differently, and hold a session for up to seven days while you work.
Buy mobile traffic
$0.70 / GB at volume · from 5 GB
The fastest and plainest traffic we sell, for work where nobody is inspecting which network you came from.
Plenty of jobs never need a residential address: reading public APIs, pulling documentation, monitoring your own services from outside, collecting pages from sites with no defences worth the name. Paying residential rates for that is paying for a disguise nobody was looking for.
What is unusual here is the billing. Datacentre proxies are normally rented by the address for a month at a time, whether you use them or not. These are billed by the gigabyte like everything else on the account, so a quiet week costs nothing.
Buy IPv4 traffic
$0.19 / GB at volume · from 10 GB
The cheapest traffic on the site, by a wide margin, on an address space so vast that reusing one is unlikely.
IPv6 gives each customer a range rather than a single address, which turns the usual economics upside down: there is no scarcity to pay for. If you are moving hundreds of gigabytes and your targets are reachable over IPv6, this is the least you will ever spend per gigabyte.
The catch is honest and worth stating plainly. A site that has not published an IPv6 address cannot be reached this way at all — and many still have not. Test your targets on a small package before committing to a large one; that is exactly what the 10 GB rung is for.
Buy IPv6 traffic
Ethically sourced residential IPs on real home connections across every populated continent, with country targeting wherever you need it.
The plumbing that decides whether a proxy account is pleasant to live with.
Run one connection or ten thousand. We bill the gigabytes you move and never the sessions you open, so tuning your concurrency is an engineering decision rather than a billing one.
Generate as many proxy lines as you need, in whichever country and protocol, as often as you like. Traffic comes out of one balance, so there is nothing to allocate and nothing to reclaim.
Gigabytes stay on the account until you use them. No monthly reset, no clock running on a package you bought for a project that slipped by a fortnight.
Username and password on any device, anywhere, or whitelist your own address and skip credentials entirely. Both work on every product, and you can mix them.
Pull proxy lists from the panel when you are setting something up, or from the API when your own code needs them. Same credentials, same pool, no separate integration to maintain.
Payment confirms and the traffic is on the account — no approval queue, no sales call, no account manager to wait for. Try a single gigabyte for two dollars before you trust us with more.
Cryptocurrency payments are processed instantly — your proxies are issued the moment the transaction confirms. Card payments are on the way.
Soon
The legacy IP2World client and dashboard were retired and the old panel is no longer reachable. The domain and infrastructure now operate under new ownership, and proxies are sold directly on this site with instant self-service delivery. If you had an old balance, see our account help page.
You buy a gigabyte package and it is deducted as you use it. There are no per-thread or per-IP charges on the rotating residential product, and unused traffic stays on your account for the lifetime of the plan.
Immediately. Once your crypto payment confirms, credentials are generated automatically and appear in your dashboard, usually within seconds.
HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 on the same credentials. You can authenticate with a username and password from any device, or whitelist your own IP address if you prefer.
Yes, twice over. Connect a Telegram account and we hand you 1 GB of rotating residential traffic free — no card, no deposit. After that the smallest paid package is a single gigabyte at $2, which is enough to run your own targets and see the success rate for yourself before you buy a large package.
Rotating residential suits most work and is where we would start. Move to mobile if a target is refusing residential addresses — social platforms and app APIs usually do. Drop to rotating ISP or datacentre IPv4 when the site is not inspecting the network and you would rather have the speed and the lower rate. IPv6 is the cheapest of all, but only reaches targets that answer over IPv6.
Yes. Every product is billed by the gigabyte from the same account, so you can buy residential today and mobile next week without opening anything new. Each purchase becomes its own plan in the dashboard, and the proxy lines you generate come from whichever plan you pick.
Unused traffic is refundable within the window described in our refund policy. Traffic that has already been consumed cannot be refunded, as it is billed to us by the upstream network in real time.
