Price list
Popular amounts are one tap on a card. For anything else, type the number in the order box.
- 1 day$4.02 a day$4.02
- 7 days$3.78 a day6% off$26.46
- 30 days$3.42 a day15% off$102.60
- 90 days$3.06 a day24% off$275.40
200 connections · 100 Mbps
What a day costs at each connection and speed level
Prices here are per day, before the period discount. 7+ days: 6% off. 30+ days: 15% off. 90+ days: 24% off.
| Concurrent connections | 100 Mbps | 200 Mbps | 500 Mbps | 1000 Mbps |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 200 | $4.02 | $4.89 | $6.37 | $8.65 |
| 500 | $5.71 | $6.58 | $8.06 | $10.34 |
| 1,000 | $7.88 | $8.75 | $10.23 | $12.51 |
| 2,000 | $12.54 | $13.41 | $14.89 | $17.17 |
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.
Use a number from 1 to 365.
Your day count starts at Active. Put country and city in the username and each request can leave from somewhere new.
Which settings come with an unlimited order?
The settings you choose and what stays fixed.
- The same household IPs in 60 countries as the per GB product
- Connection limit: 200, 500, 1,000 or 2,000 at once
- Bandwidth: 100, 200, 500 or 1,000 Mbps, shared by all connections
- Anywhere from 1 to 365 days, starting when the order goes Active
- It ends on its last day and does not renew
How much is one day?
Buy one day of the entry setup (200 connections, 100 Mbps) and you pay $4.02. Order 7, 30 or 90 days or more and the day rate drops, as listed below for that setup.
At the same size, 14 days come to $52.92 and 90 days to $275.40. Raising either switch raises the day rate (500 connections at 200 Mbps is $5.59 a day on a 30-day order), and this page shows the total before anything goes in the cart.
- 1-6 days: $4.02 a day
- 7-29 days: $3.78 a day (6% off)
- 30-89 days: $3.42 a day (15% off)
- 90-365 days: $3.06 a day (24% off)
Should I raise connections or bandwidth?
Connections first: count the requests your tool holds open at the same moment. A scraper with 350 workers needs the 500 setting. Past the limit, new connections are turned away until some close.
Bandwidth is one pipe shared by every open connection. API calls and plain HTML barely touch it. Headless browsers loading images and video eat it up, and on a low setting every request waits longer.
What goes in the username?
Start with zone-unl. Everything after that works like per GB residential. Add cc with a country code, city with a city name, or sid plus ttl to hold one IP for as long as 60 minutes.
Point your tool at gate.coxvpn.online, port 6100 for HTTP and HTTPS or 6200 for SOCKS5. Log in with the cx username and password from My passes, or connect from an allowlisted IPv4 address.
- Brazil, new IP on each request: USERNAME-zone-unl-cc-br
- One Polish IP for 10 minutes: USERNAME-zone-unl-cc-pl-sid-run7-ttl-10
When does per GB win?
Days pass whether your tool runs or not. A job that runs two hours on Saturdays leaves most paid days idle, while a per GB order would have kept the leftover data. So when the workload is small or comes and goes, the per GB product tends to be the better deal.