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Residential proxies you pay for by the GB

Each request you send leaves from a real household connection in the country you dial in. To the site on the other end, it looks like someone browsing from home. You buy an amount of GB, it counts down as traffic flows, and it never expires.

Price list

Popular amounts are one tap on a card. For anything else, type the number in the order box.

  • 25 GB$0.315 per GB$7.88
  • 100 GB$0.287 per GB$28.70
  • 500 GB$0.259 per GB$129.50
  • 2,000 GB$0.232 per GB$464.00

The more you buy, the less per unit

QuantityUnit price
5 to 24 GB$0.34 per GB
25 to 99 GB$0.315 per GB
100 to 499 GB$0.287 per GB
500 to 1,999 GB$0.259 per GB
2,000 GB or more$0.232 per GB

Add to cart

Set the quantity and options, then send it to the cart. Checkout draws on the balance you use for VPN passes. Once paid, the status reads Activating, then Active.

GB

Use a number from 5 to 5,000.

Your GB don't run out over time, only with use. Add country and city options to the end of the username to steer each request.

What's in a residential order?

The basics, before the numbers.

  • Household broadband IPs in 60 countries, down to city level
  • Rotation on each request, or a sticky IP kept for as long as 60 minutes
  • HTTP, HTTPS or SOCKS5 via gate.coxvpn.online
  • Any size from 5 GB to 5,000 GB
  • GB with no end date

How much does a GB cost?

One rate covers the whole order, and the order's size sets it: the more GB you take, the lower the rate. Traffic in both directions counts.

Sample totals: 10 GB comes to $3.40, 25 GB to $7.88, 100 GB to $28.70 and 500 GB to $129.50.

  • 5 to 24 GB: $0.34 per GB
  • 25 to 99 GB: $0.315 per GB
  • 100 to 499 GB: $0.287 per GB
  • 500 to 1,999 GB: $0.259 per GB
  • 2,000 GB or more: $0.232 per GB

Where do I set the country and session?

In the proxy username. Each option is a pair joined by a hyphen: cc-jp means Japan, and adding city-osaka narrows it to Osaka. Cities with two words take an underscore, like city-los_angeles.

With no sid, the IP changes on every request. Give sid any label and every request carrying that label uses the same IP. ttl sets the minutes, 60 at most.

  • Spain, a fresh address each time: USERNAME-zone-res-cc-es
  • A Los Angeles IP kept for 30 minutes: USERNAME-zone-res-cc-us-city-los_angeles-sid-shop1-ttl-30

From cart to first request

Turn the GB dial on this page, add the order to your cart and pay at /cart with your balance. My info > My passes lists it as Activating, then Active once it's ready.

That tab also holds your proxy login: a username starting with cx (for example cx7r3t8wd) and a password. The account has one login for every proxy order. If your server has a fixed IPv4 address, allowlist it (up to 10) and leave the password out.

Who should buy per GB?

Anyone whose jobs run in bursts or open light pages. A script that checks 300 listings every Monday uses little data, and the GB it doesn't touch are still there next month.

If your tool pulls video, images or large files around the clock, GB go fast. Unlimited residential charges by the day instead and is usually cheaper for that kind of load.

Common questions

Do unused GB expire?

Never. They stay on the order with no monthly reset.

Does sent data count, or only received?

Both. Every byte in and out comes off the order.

How long can I hold one IP?

A session keeps it for 60 minutes at most, and for less if the household line behind it goes offline.

My city setting returns errors. Why?

There may be no free IP in that city right now. Try a neighboring city, or remove the city option and keep only the country.

VPN passes and proxies, one login

Sign up, add balance, and check out VPN passes and proxies in a single cart.