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Try a workload at full scale, or run a short job.
Get unlimitedUnlimited residential proxies, paid by time
Residential proxies with unlimited traffic: one price for a day, a week, 15 days or a month, and the gigabytes are not counted. From $42.50 a day, with up to 5,000 concurrent connections and 75 Mbit/s per plan in 165 countries.
Connections5,000
at a time per plan; every open TCP connection counts
Mbit/s speed cap75
for the whole plan, shared by its connections
Countries165
plus a random country; region and city targeting
Sticky sessions24 h
from 60 seconds, or a new IP on every connection
Plans
Unlimited residential proxy plans
Pick a term. Traffic is not counted on any plan, and every plan has the same limits and the same countries.
$42.50
1 week
≈ $40.29 a day · 5% less than daily
A week of crawling, monitoring or testing.
Get unlimited15 days
≈ $37.67 a day · 11% less than daily
Longer projects and recurring jobs.
Get unlimited1 month
Lowest per day≈ $33.00 a day · 22% less than daily
The lowest price per day, for jobs that never stop.
Get unlimitedEvery planTraffic not counted5,000 connections75 Mbit/s165 countriesSticky up to 24 hHTTP · SOCKS5
Plans are paid from your account balance, which you top up in crypto (USDT, BTC, ETH and more). A plan is ready within minutes of payment; with auto-renew on, the dashboard renews it from your balance when the term ends. Prices in USD.
Plain terms
What “unlimited” means on this plan
You pay for time, not for gigabytes. For the length of the plan nothing meters your traffic: there is no allowance to run out of, retries and re-crawls cost nothing extra, and the price is known before the job starts.
What a plan does have are two limits, and we state them as numbers: up to 5,000 concurrent connections and up to 75 Mbit/s for the whole plan, shared by all its connections. More connections spread the same 75 Mbit/s thinner; they do not add speed.
The speed cap also sets a ceiling on volume: running flat out around the clock, 75 Mbit/s moves at most about 810 GB a day. Plan a job around both limits: how many connections it keeps open, and how much it moves.
Unlimited vs per GB
Unlimited residential or residential per GB
Both are residential proxies on our gateway, with the same login style. They differ in what you pay for and in what each plan allows.
| Unlimited residential | Residential per GB | |
|---|---|---|
| You pay for | Time: 1 day, 1 week, 15 days or 1 month, from $42.50 | Traffic: $3.49 down to $1.69 per GB |
| Traffic | Not counted | Counted; gigabytes you buy never expire |
| Concurrency | Up to 5,000 connections and 75 Mbit/s per plan | Unlimited concurrent threads |
| Countries | 165, plus a random country | 185+ |
| Targeting | Country, region, city | Country, region, city, ISP |
| Sticky sessions | 60 seconds to 24 hours | Up to 6 hours |
| UDP over SOCKS5 | Outside the US, four ports | Yes |
| Fits best | Steady, heavy jobs that run every day | Small or uneven volumes, traffic you keep for later |
Residential per GB: residential proxies and the full ladder on pricing.
Break-even
When the unlimited plan costs less than paying per GB
Both price lists are ours, so this is plain arithmetic: each plan’s price against the same traffic bought on our residential ladder ($3.49 down to $1.69 per GB, where a tier’s rate applies to the whole purchase).
| Plan | Price | The same money per GB | Unlimited costs less from |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 day | $42.50 | 14 GB at $2.99/GB | 15 GB in the day |
| 1 week | $282 | 117 GB at $2.39/GB | 118 GB in the week (≈ 17 GB a day) |
| 15 days | $565 | 270 GB at $2.09/GB | 271 GB in the 15 days (≈ 18 GB a day) |
| 1 month | $990 | 523 GB at $1.89/GB | 524 GB in the month (≈ 17 GB a day) |
Below these volumes per-GB traffic costs less, and it never expires. Above them every extra gigabyte on the plan is free, up to the 75 Mbit/s ceiling of about 810 GB a day.
How it works
From payment to the first request in minutes
- Top up and buy a plan. Add funds to your balance in crypto (USDT, BTC, ETH and more), then pick a term on the Unlimited page of the dashboard. The plan is ready within minutes.
- Generate your proxy lines. Choose a country, region and city (or a random country), sticky or rotating, HTTP or SOCKS5, how many lines and the format.
- Connect. Point your tool at
gate.aeonproxy.com, port 7000 for HTTP and HTTPS or 7001 for SOCKS5, with the plan’s username and password. - Watch the plan. The dashboard shows live connections out of 5,000 and the time left, and renews the plan from your balance if auto-renew is on.
Connect in one line
A login is your plan’s username plus the optional keys below; replace PASS with the plan’s password.
# a new US IP for every connection
curl -x gate.aeonproxy.com:7000 \
-U "ul_3f9a1c0b7e-cc-us:PASS" \
https://ipinfo.io/json# one Los Angeles IP for up to an hour, over SOCKS5 (DNS resolved on the exit side)
curl -x socks5h://gate.aeonproxy.com:7001 \
-U "ul_3f9a1c0b7e-cc-us-st-california-city-los_angeles-sid-k2m9x7qa-time-3600:PASS" \
https://ipinfo.io/jsonimport requests
# one German IP for up to 24 hours
login = "ul_3f9a1c0b7e-cc-de-sid-job42-time-86400"
proxy = f"http://{login}:[email protected]:7000"
r = requests.get("https://ipinfo.io/json", proxies={"http": proxy, "https": proxy}, timeout=30)
print(r.json()["country"], r.json()["city"])import { ProxyAgent } from "undici";
// rotating UK IPs: each new connection gets a new address
const dispatcher = new ProxyAgent({
uri: "http://gate.aeonproxy.com:7000",
token: "Basic " + Buffer.from("ul_3f9a1c0b7e-cc-gb:PASS").toString("base64"),
});
const geo = await (await fetch("https://ipinfo.io/json", { dispatcher })).json();
console.log(geo.country, geo.city);Targeting
Login keys for country, region, city and session
Targeting lives in the username, so every connection can ask for a different place. Region and city are codes in lowercase letters, digits and underscores (new_york, los_angeles), as the dashboard writes them; a city goes with its region.
| Key | What it sets | Example |
|---|---|---|
| ul_ | Your plan’s username: ul_ and ten hex characters, from the dashboard | ul_3f9a1c0b7e |
| -cc- | Country, by two-letter code; 165 countries | -cc-us |
| -st- | Region or state inside the country | -st-california |
| -city- | City inside the region (needs -st-) | -city-los_angeles |
| -sid- | Sticky session: the same id keeps the same IP | -sid-k2m9x7qa |
| -time- | How long the sticky IP is held, 60 to 86,400 seconds | -time-3600 |
No ISP or carrier key on this plan. A random country is one of the choices in the dashboard generator.
Sessions
Rotating or sticky, up to 24 hours
Rotating: leave out -sid- and every new connection leaves from a new residential IP in the place you asked for. It suits crawling many pages where no request depends on the one before.
Sticky: add -sid- with an id of your choice and -time- in seconds, from 60 seconds up to 24 hours. Every connection with the same id uses the same IP while the session lasts, which suits logins, carts and multi-step checks.
Residential IPs are real home connections, and a device can go offline. When that happens a sticky session moves to another IP before its time is up, so build jobs that can pick up again after an IP change.
Use cases
What teams run on unlimited residential proxies
Jobs with a steady daily volume and many parallel connections, all within our Acceptable Use Policy.
Public web data at scale
Product listings, prices and public reviews collected around the clock. Retries and re-crawls do not add to the bill; the connection count is the number to plan around.
SEO and SERP monitoring
Rank checks for many keywords from many countries, regions and cities, every day, with the place set in the login of each check.
Price and assortment monitoring
Prices, stock and offers in each market on a fixed schedule. A steady daily volume is where a flat plan beats a per-GB bill.
Ad verification
See which ads, landing pages and redirects people in a country or city are shown, with sticky sessions for checks that take several steps.
QA and geo testing
Test your own sites, apps and content from 165 countries: localisation, geo rules, consent banners and content delivery.
Long-running automation
Scheduled jobs and pipelines of your own that run for days. Sticky sessions of up to 24 hours keep one IP for a whole run.
Limits, stated plainly
Read these before you buy: they are the same on every plan.
- Connections: up to 5,000 at a time per plan. Every TCP connection counts while it exists, including connections that are closing, so reuse keep-alive connections and close idle ones.
- Speed: up to 75 Mbit/s for the whole plan, shared by all its connections.
- UDP (SOCKS5 UDP ASSOCIATE): not available in the United States. In other countries only to destination ports 8443, 8080, 3478 and 19302, which covers WebRTC and STUN.
- Not reachable on this plan: online banking, government and education sites (.gov, .edu), Stripe, PayPal and Yahoo, and Microsoft and Apple services. Ports 21, 22, 23 and 25 are closed.
- Our gateway’s default blocks apply too: mail ports, .gov and .mil hosts, and some banking and ticketing sites (Acceptable Use Policy, section 4).
- Targeting: country, region and city; no ISP or carrier targeting.
- Sign-in: username and password only; there is no IP allowlist.
Unlimited residential proxies: questions
Traffic is not counted. You pay for a term (1 day $42.50, 1 week $282, 15 days $565, 1 month $990) and use as many gigabytes as the plan can carry. The limits are time, up to 5,000 concurrent connections and up to 75 Mbit/s for the whole plan.
Every TCP connection between your tools and our gateway counts while it exists, in any state, including connections that are closing. Reuse keep-alive connections, close the ones you no longer need, and the live count in the dashboard stays below 5,000.
Up to 75 Mbit/s for the whole plan, shared by all its connections. The speed of a single request also depends on the residential connection it leaves from and on the site you reach. At the cap, a plan moves at most about 810 GB a day.
165 countries, plus a random country, with region and city targeting through -st- and -city- in the login. ISP and carrier targeting are not part of this plan; residential per GB has them.
Yes. The country is part of the login, so each connection can ask for a different one, and one plan covers all of them. Generate new lines in the dashboard or edit the keys yourself.
From 60 seconds to 24 hours, set in seconds with -time-. A residential device can go offline, so a sticky IP can change before its time is up.
HTTP and HTTPS on port 7000 and SOCKS5 on port 7001 of gate.aeonproxy.com. UDP over SOCKS5 is not available in the United States; in other countries it reaches destination ports 8443, 8080, 3478 and 19302 only, enough for WebRTC and STUN.
Above a certain volume. The day plan costs less than per-GB traffic from 15 GB in the day, the week plan from 118 GB in the week, the 15-day plan from 271 GB and the month plan from 524 GB in the month. Below that, per-GB residential costs less and its traffic never expires.
A day ($42.50) to try a workload at full scale. For longer work the price per day falls with the term: about $40.29 a day on the week plan, $37.67 on 15 days and $33.00 on the month plan.
From your account balance, topped up in crypto (USDT, BTC, ETH and more). The plan is ready within minutes of payment. With auto-renew on, the dashboard renews it from your balance when the term ends; with it off, the plan simply ends.
Without a renewal, the plan’s proxy lines stop working when the term is over. You can buy a new plan at any time. Refunds are covered by our Refund Policy.
No. Unlimited plans sign in with a username and password only.