Residential · Mobile · ISP · Datacenter
Proxies for teams that collect data for a living.
ProxyNomad routes your traffic through residential, mobile, ISP and datacenter exits with country, city and ASN targeting, sticky or rotating sessions, and per-gigabyte billing. No credit systems, no expiring bundles, no charge for requests that fail inside our network.
pay as you go · no minimum · traffic never expires
exit Lisbon 38.7223° N, 9.1393° W country-pt-city-lisbon
Example waypoints at real city coordinates. Coverage shifts with supply; ask us for current availability. Tap, hover or focus a waypoint to read its targeting string.
01Quickstart
gate.proxynomad.com:7000Your first request is three lines.
Credentials are a username and password. Targeting goes in the username: append country, city, asn or session segments and the gateway routes accordingly. No SDK, no client library, nothing to install. If your HTTP stack can use a proxy, it can use ours.
Sticky sessions hold one exit for up to 30 minutes. Rotating is the default: a fresh exit per request. TLS stays end to end; we tunnel CONNECT and never see or modify the payload.
# rotating residential exit in Lisboncurl -x "http://USER-country-pt-city-lisbon:PASS\@gate.proxynomad.com:7000" https://ifconfig.me
import requests p = "http://USER-country-pt-city-lisbon:PASS@gate.proxynomad.com:7000"r = requests.get("https://ifconfig.me", proxies={"http": p, "https": p})print(r.text)
import { ProxyAgent } from "undici"; const p = "http://USER-country-pt-city-lisbon:PASS@gate.proxynomad.com:7000";const res = await fetch("https://ifconfig.me", { dispatcher: new ProxyAgent(p) });console.log(await res.text());
02The route
ports 7000 · 7100 · 7200 · 7300One gateway, four doors.
Every request takes the same road. The port picks the product, targeting rides in the username, and the gateway routes you through a matching exit to the target. TLS stays end to end, and a request that fails inside our network is never billed.
03Four types, four prices
the honest decision tableWhich proxy do you actually need?
Most providers answer this question with whatever earns the most. Here is the real decision.
Residential
Exits on real household connections. The default for consumer sites that block datacenter ranges: marketplaces, retail, travel, city-level SERP work.
Wrong for Static logins, unprotected APIs. Cheaper options do those better.
Residential proxies
Mobile
Carrier IPs behind CGNAT, each shared with hundreds or thousands of real handsets, which makes blanket blocking expensive for the target. For social platforms, app APIs and the hardest anti-bot stacks.
Wrong for Bulk crawling. You would be paying mobile rates for volume work.
Mobile proxies
ISP
Static IPs registered to consumer ISPs, hosted on datacenter hardware. Residential trust, datacenter speed, and the same address every day. For long-lived sessions and anything that must keep one identity.
Wrong for Wide geo coverage or heavy rotation. The pool is narrower by design.
ISP proxies
Datacenter
Fast, cheap, and exactly what it looks like. For APIs, unprotected sites and high-volume crawls where the target does not check who is asking.
Wrong for Targets that fingerprint datacenter ranges. You will see it in your success rate.
Datacenter proxies
04The part you cannot benchmark
reply ≤ 4 business hours · mon to satA vendor you can actually talk to.
Proxy pools look alike on a landing page. The difference shows up three weeks in, when a target changes its defenses on a Friday night.
Hands-on from request one
Your first session is with an engineer, not an onboarding flow. Bring the target and the job. We help pick the proxy type, session length and concurrency, and we stay on the call until your requests succeed.
Advice against our own interest
We sell four proxy types at prices that differ by an order of magnitude. When the cheap one will do the job, we say so. We would rather bill you correctly for years than heavily for a quarter.
An engineer answers
When success rates fall, you get a reply within four business hours, Monday through Saturday, from someone who can read your logs and knows what a 403 spike at 2 a.m. looks like. Not a first-line macro.
05Pricing
usd · delivered traffic only · no expiryNumbers you can read without a sales call.
$4.00/GB
Volume tiers to $2.20/GB at 1 TB.
$8.00/GB
Volume tiers to $5.00/GB at 500 GB.
$2.20/IP/mo
Bandwidth included, fair use. Volume tiers from 50 IPs.
$0.60/GB
Volume tiers to $0.35/GB. Dedicated IPs $1.40/IP/mo.
Three billing rules, everywhere:
38.7223° N, 9.1393° W · the rule
The right proxy is the cheapest one that sustains your success rate.
06Use cases
tuned to the target, not hammered at itBuilt for the jobs that run at 3 a.m.
Web scraping
Rotating exits, per-request or sticky, tuned to the target instead of hammered at it.
How teams run it
Price intelligence
The price a shopper in Milan sees, not the one your office IP gets served.
How teams run it
SEO & SERP monitoring
City-level rank tracking without the personalization noise of a datacenter exit.
How teams run it
Ad verification
See the campaign the way the audience does, per city, per carrier, per device class.
How teams run it
Lead data enrichment
Steady, polite collection from public sources at a rate that keeps working next month.
How teams run it
Running something else?
Send us the target and the shape of the job; we will tell you what we would use.
Talk to an engineer
07Against the market
verify everything, including usA comparison you can check.
This table describes patterns across the proxy market, not any single provider. Markets move; verify everything, including us.
| Dimension | ProxyNomad | Large providers | Budget resellers |
|---|---|---|---|
| Billing | Per GB delivered | Credit and point systems, often expiring monthly | Per GB, often on oversold pools |
| Failed requests | Not billed when they fail inside our network | Varies by product, often billed as traffic | Usually billed |
| City & ASN targeting | Included on every plan | Often a higher tier or a paid add-on | Country only, when it works |
| Minimum spend | None, pay as you go from 1 GB | Committed monthly spend for the real features | Low, and you get what you pay for |
| Support | An engineer, within four business hours, Mon to Sat | Ticket queue, account manager on enterprise | Chat widget, best effort |
| Contract | Monthly, cancel any time | Annual commitment for the good rates | Monthly |
The only benchmark that matters is yours: run the same 2 GB job through any two providers against your real target and compare cost per thousand successful requests. We are happy to be one of the two. Ask for trial access.
Start
Put a real route under your next job.
Start pay as you go, or send us the target first and we will tell you honestly what it needs. Trials available: enough traffic to test against production, no card required.