proxynomad.com / Pricingusd · vat excluded
The numbers, all of them, right here.
Every rate we charge is on this page. If a number is not here, we do not charge it, and the price is the same whether or not you talked to sales first.
R1 traffic never expires
the rate
Three products, one rule: bigger single purchase, lower rate.
Price breaks apply to the size of one purchase, not to a subscription level. Buy 250 GB once, pay the 250 GB rate, use it over six months if that is your pace.
| pay as you go · from 1 GB | $4.00/GB |
|---|---|
| 50 GB | $3.40/GB |
| 250 GB | $2.80/GB |
| 1 TB | $2.20/GB |
price breaks apply to one purchase, not a subscription level
| 1 to 49 IPs · no minimum | $2.20/IP |
|---|---|
| 50 to 249 IPs | $2.00/IP |
| 250+ IPs | $1.80/IP |
bandwidth included within fair use · monthly, cancel any time
| pay as you go · from 1 GB | $0.60/GB |
|---|---|
| 250 GB | $0.50/GB |
| 1 TB | $0.40/GB |
| 5 TB | $0.35/GB |
dedicated datacenter ips: $1.40/ip/mo, any quantity
Estimate a month
100 GB × $3.40/GB
effective rate, drops with volumeISP is priced per address; see its tiers above.
Past the top tier of any product, pricing is a conversation about your traffic, not a hidden column on this page. Start it here and bring the target list.
no expiry
How billing behaves, in writing.
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R1
No credits, no expiry
You buy gigabytes, not points, and they stay yours while your account is open. Slow months are allowed.
Refunds in plain terms: unused traffic from any purchase is refundable within 30 days of that purchase, no negotiation. After 30 days it stops being refundable but never stops being usable. ISP and dedicated IPs are monthly and simply stop renewing.
no card
Test on the job, not on a demo.
Ask for a trial and you get 2 GB of residential traffic, or the equivalent in another type, with full targeting and sessions, for seven days, no card. That is enough to run a real slice of a real job and compute the only number that decides this purchase: cost per thousand successful requests against your target.
We ask what you will collect before granting it, the same two minutes of questions every customer answers. If that filter annoys a buyer, we were not going to work out anyway.
Reading any provider's pricing page
Ours included. Four questions that surface the real price:
Our answers: no expiry, included, none, an engineer within four business hours Mon to Sat.
you type
What is that plan actually costing per GB?
Credit systems hide the real rate. Type the competitor plan's own numbers and your real usage; this does the division that pricing pages avoid. Everything stays in your browser.
Enter the competitor plan and your real monthly usage.
This compares published rates against numbers you supply; it is not a quote and knows nothing about the other provider's pool quality. The only benchmark that decides a purchase is cost per thousand successful requests against your target.
never re-prices
The fine print, printed large.
How do I pay?
Card, or bank transfer for invoiced purchases. EU businesses get proper VAT invoices with reverse charge where it applies. We do not do auto-topup by default: running out is annoying, but silent charges are worse, so auto-topup exists only if you turn it on yourself with a cap you set.
Can I switch traffic between proxy types?
Balances are per type, because a residential gigabyte and a datacenter gigabyte cost us very different money. If you bought the wrong type for your job, tell us within 30 days and we will convert the unused part at the published rates rather than make you buy twice.
Do prices change, and what happens to my balance when they do?
Rates on this page can change; traffic you already bought never re-prices. A gigabyte purchased is a gigabyte delivered at the price you paid, however long it takes you to use it.
Is there an enterprise plan with different rules?
Bigger volumes get better rates and, where it makes sense, contractual commitments on support and capacity. The billing rules themselves, no expiry, published refunds, are identical at every size. There is no tier where the fine print gets worse.
Run the numbers against a real job.
Two gigabytes of trial traffic will tell you more than any pricing page, including this one.