Global Proxy Network for Everyone

Residential Proxies

72M+ global IP pool, with SOCKS5 and HTTP(S) support

Access a pool of 72M+ real residential IPs. Rotate automatically or use sticky sessions. Pay only for the traffic you use.

At a glance

  • 72M+ IPs
  • 195+ Countries
  • HTTP/HTTPS/SOCKS5
  • < 0.6s Response

Key Features

Massive IP Pool

Access 72M+ ethically sourced residential IPs from real devices worldwide.

Global Coverage

Target any country, state, or city across 195+ locations.

Auto Rotation

IPs rotate automatically on each request for maximum anonymity.

Sticky Sessions

Keep the same IP for up to 30 minutes when session persistence is needed.

High Anonymity

All proxies are undetectable and pass advanced fingerprint checks.

Blazing Fast

Average response time under 0.6 seconds with 98.2% uptime.

How It Works

1

Choose Your Plan

Select the proxy type and plan that fits your needs.

2

Get Credentials

Receive your proxy credentials instantly after purchase.

3

Start Using

Integrate with your tools using our simple API.

Pay-Per-Use, Plans Valid from 180 Days

Choose the plan that fits your needs. All plans include full API access.

2 GB
$1.50/GB
$2.50 -40%
Total$2.99
Duration180 Days
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10 GB
$1.29/GB
$1.90 -32%
Total$12.90
Duration180 Days
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50 GB
$0.98/GB
$1.38 -29%
Total$49.00
Duration180 Days
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100 GB
$0.89/GB
$1.29 -31%
Total$89.00
Duration180 Days
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300 GB
$0.73/GB
$1.00 -27%
Total$219.00
Duration180 Days
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Code Examples

Get started in minutes with your favorite programming language

import requests

# EProxies Residential Proxy
proxy = {
    "http": "http://USER:[email protected]:23333",
    "https": "http://USER:[email protected]:23333",
}

# Optional: country targeting (e.g., US, GB, JP)
# proxy["http"] = "http://USER:[email protected]:23333"

response = requests.get(
    "https://ipinfo.io",
    proxies=proxy,
    timeout=30
)
print(f"Current IP: {response.json()['ip']}")

Rotating or sticky: which residential session fits the job

A rotating session gives you a different residential IP on each request. That is what you want for broad collection — price sweeps, SERP sampling, catalogue checks — where every observation should be independent and no single address should carry the whole workload.

A sticky session holds one IP for the length of a task. Anything stateful needs it: a cart that has to survive to checkout, a multi-step form, a paginated result set, a login-gated dashboard you are allowed to access. Rotating mid-flow does not just slow the job down, it usually invalidates it, because the far side sees a session that changed address halfway through.

The practical rule is to rotate between units of work and stay sticky inside one. Decide what your unit of work is first — one price check, one itinerary, one account action — and the session policy follows from it.

What to check before buying residential proxies

Pool depth in the countries you actually target, not the headline total. A global pool of tens of millions means little if the market you run thousands of daily requests against is thin; you will start seeing repeat addresses long before you exhaust the global number. EProxies offers 72M+ residential IPs across 195+ countries with city-level targeting.

Geographic resolution. Country-level is enough for country-level questions; delivery zones, store assignment and local search results all change within a country, so check whether city-level targeting is available for the markets that matter to you.

Session control. Confirm you can hold an IP for the duration you need and rotate deliberately, rather than being rotated on a fixed timer you do not control.

Protocol coverage. HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 together mean your existing collectors, headless browsers and non-HTTP tooling can share one egress path instead of needing separate arrangements.

How you are billed. Traffic-based billing suits workloads made of many small requests; per-IP billing suits long-held identities. Match the model to the shape of your work rather than to the sticker price.

How residential proxies are billed, and how to keep the bill down

Residential proxies are billed by traffic, so cost tracks the bytes you pull rather than the number of requests. EProxies is pay-as-you-go from $0.25/GB, with no contract tying the spend to a fixed monthly floor.

Most overspend comes from fetching more than the job needs. Requesting the raw HTML instead of rendering the full page, skipping images and fonts, avoiding a headless browser when a plain request would do, and caching anything that does not change between runs will usually cut usage more than any pricing negotiation.

It also helps to separate discovery from collection. A cheap, shallow pass that finds which pages changed, followed by a full fetch only on those, keeps the expensive traffic proportional to what actually moved.

FAQ

Residential Proxies

Access a pool of 72M+ real residential IPs. Rotate automatically or use sticky sessions. Pay only for the traffic you use.