Three proxy types, one gateway
Country, city and ASN targeting, sticky or rotating sessions, priced per gigabyte.
Most providers answer with whatever earns the most. Here is the real decision.
Real households. The trust most targets ask for.
Exits on real household connections. The default for consumer sites that block datacenter ranges.
Best forBlocking-heavy consumer sites
Skip ifStatic logins or open APIs; cheaper types do those
Residential proxiesOne fixed identity. Residential trust, held steady.
Static IPs registered to consumer ISPs on datacenter hardware. The same address every day.
Best forLong-lived sessions that keep one identity
Skip ifWide geo coverage or heavy rotation; the pool is narrower
ISP proxiesRaw speed at 15% of the residential rate.
Fast, cheap, and exactly what it looks like. For APIs, open sites and high-volume crawls.
Best forAPIs, open sites and high-volume crawls
Skip ifTargets that fingerprint datacenter ranges
Datacenter proxiesThe short answer: a lot of jobs run fine on datacenter IPs at 15% of the residential price, and we will tell you when yours is one of them. Not sure? Send us the target.
Targeting rides in the username: append country, city, ASN or session segments and the gateway routes them. No SDK, nothing to install.
One gateway, three doors
If your HTTP stack can use a proxy, it can use ours. Point it at gate.proxynomad.com and put the targeting in the username.
Rotating is the default: a fresh exit per request. Sticky holds one exit for up to 30 minutes on residential. TLS stays end to end; we tunnel CONNECT and never see or modify the payload.
# rotating residential exit in Lisbon curl -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());
Per gigabyte, no expiry. Move the slider and watch the month land.
$4.00/GB
Pay as you go$3.40/GB
Save 15%$2.80/GB
Save 30%$2.20/GB
Save 45%Same gateway, same features; the rate steps down as a single purchase grows. Datacenter has its own ladder; see the table.
| Type | Rate | Unit | Volume |
|---|---|---|---|
| Residential | $4.00 | /GB | Tiers to $2.20/GB at 1 TB. |
| ISP | $2.20 | /IP/mo | Bandwidth included, fair use. Tiers from 50 IPs. |
| Datacenter | $0.60 | /GB | Tiers to $0.35/GB. Dedicated IPs $1.40/IP/mo. |
One billing rule, everywhere
Traffic you buy does not expire.
Estimate a month
$700 / mo
$2.80effective per GB, drops with volume
Indicative, at list rates. ISP is per IP per month; see the table.
What teams actually run through the gateway.
Rotating exits, per-request or sticky, tuned to the target instead of hammered at it.
How teams run it 02The price a shopper in Milan sees, not the one your office IP gets served.
How teams run it 03City-level rank tracking without the personalization noise of a datacenter exit.
How teams run it 04See the campaign the way the audience does, per city, per carrier, per device class.
How teams run it 05Steady, polite collection from public sources at a rate that keeps working next month.
How teams run it 06Send us the target and the shape of the job; we will tell you what we would use.
Talk to an engineerPatterns across the proxy market, not any single provider. Markets move; verify everything, including us.
| Dimension | ProxyNomad | Credit-based providers | Per-GB budget pools |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01Billing | Per GB | Credit and point systems, often expiring monthly | Per GB, shared pools |
| 02City and ASN targeting | Included on every plan | Often a higher tier or a paid add-on | Country only, when it works |
| 03Minimum spend | None, pay as you go from 1 GB | Committed monthly spend for the real features | Low |
| 04Support | An engineer, within four business hours, Mon to Sat | Ticket queue, account manager on enterprise | Chat support |
| 05Contract | 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 pay as you go, or send us the target first and we will tell you honestly what it needs. Trials: enough traffic to test against production, no card required.