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IPv6 proxies · Buy once

Buy IPv6 proxies from $0.083 per GB

IPv6 proxies draw on an address space with practically no limit, which gives them the lowest price per GB on the platform: from 100 GB for $20 down to $0.083 per GB on 3 TB, or speed plans with unlimited bandwidth from $10 for one day. Rotating or static, over HTTP and SOCKS5. They work on IPv6-enabled sites only. No KYC.

Buy IPv6 proxies, from $0.083 per GB: a page drawn as a price list (Pay per GB) shows 100 GB at $20, 1 TB at $110, 3 TB at $250; 100 GB for $20, they work on IPv6-enabled sites only. The card (Or pay for speed): 30 Mbps, $10 for 1 day; 60, 120 or 200 Mbps, 1, 7 or 30 days; 1000 Mbps, On request.
IPv6 proxies per GB, from 100 GB for $20 to $0.083 per GB on 3 TB, or speed plans with unlimited bandwidth from $10 a day.

Pay per GB

Five bundles, 30 days each.

IPv6 per-GB plans, from the live price list on 11 November 2026
PlanPricePer GBTerm
100 GB$20$0.20/GB30 days
250 GB$40$0.16/GB30 days
500 GB$70$0.14/GB30 days
1 TB$110$0.11/GB30 days
3 TB$250$0.083/GB30 days

The 3 TB plan is the lowest price per GB on any network here. Each plan is paid once and runs 30 days; nothing renews on its own.

Or pay for speed

Unlimited bandwidth at a fixed port speed.

IPv6 speed plans, from the IPv6 page on 11 November 2026
Port speedTermsPrice
30 Mbps1, 7 or 30 days$10 for 1 day; longer terms in the dashboard
60, 120 or 200 Mbps1, 7 or 30 daysShown in the dashboard before checkout
1000 MbpsOn requestSpecial plan, on request

A speed plan meters time and port speed, not traffic: the right buy for a job that keeps a connection busy all day on IPv6-enabled targets.

Check the target first

IPv6 works only where the site answers on IPv6.

Sites that accept IPv6, from the check on the IPv6 page
SiteAccepts IPv6
google.comYes
youtube.comYes
bing.comYes
facebook.comYes
instagram.comYes
wikipedia.orgYes
amazon.comYes (www only)
tiktok.comNo
x.comNo
ebay.comNo
github.comNo

When a target has no IPv6 address, an IPv6 proxy cannot reach it: buy datacenter proxies from $0.50 per GB or residential proxies from $0.80 per GB, which work on every website. The full list and the IPv4 comparison are on the IPv6 proxies page.

How to buy

Pick per GB or per speed, pay once.

  1. Per GB or speed. A bundle from 100 GB, or a speed plan for 1, 7 or 30 days.
  2. Rotating or static. Set in the dashboard generator, over HTTP or SOCKS5.
  3. Pay once. Card, PayPal, 300+ cryptocurrencies or the account balance, with no identity check. The lines are ready right after the payment.

Card and PayPal payments carry Italian VAT at 22%, shown on the PDF invoice; crypto and balance payments carry none.

Before you buy

Questions buyers ask

How much does it cost to buy IPv6 proxies?

Per GB: 100 GB for $20, 250 GB for $40, 500 GB for $70, 1 TB for $110 and 3 TB for $250, which is $0.083 per GB, each for 30 days. Speed plans start at $10 for one day at 30 Mbps.

Do IPv6 proxies work on every website?

No, only on sites that answer on IPv6. Google, YouTube, Bing, Facebook, Instagram and Wikipedia do; TikTok, X, eBay and GitHub do not.

What is a speed plan?

A plan with unlimited bandwidth at a fixed port speed, 30 to 200 Mbps, for 1, 7 or 30 days; 1000 Mbps is a special plan on request.

Rotating or static?

Both: rotating or static IPv6 addresses, over HTTP and SOCKS5.

Why are IPv6 proxies cheaper than IPv4?

The IPv6 address space is practically unlimited, while IPv4 is fully exhausted, so scarcity is not priced in.

Is there a subscription or a KYC?

Neither. Each plan is paid once for 30 days or for its speed term, with no identity check to buy.

IPv6 from $20, down to $0.083 per GB.

Five per-GB plans or speed plans with unlimited bandwidth, rotating or static, HTTP and SOCKS5. No subscription, no KYC.