Buy once · Use at your own pace
Pay-as-you-go proxies, no subscription
Every proxy plan here is bought once and used at your own pace: residential from $0.80 per GB, datacenter from $0.50 per GB, mobile 4G/5G per GB, ISP from $2.50 per IP for 30 days, IPv6 by the terabyte. There is no subscription, no monthly cap and no identity check; the smallest plans start at $5.
How it works
One payment, one plan, a term to use it in.
You choose a network and a size, pay once, and the plan is live in the dashboard with a term to use it in: 30 days on the smallest residential bundle, 90 days on most, 360 days on the largest. Gigabytes are consumed as you send traffic; nothing is charged by the month and nothing renews on its own.
When a plan runs out you buy the next one, the same size or a bigger one. Automatic top-up exists for teams that want it, buys the same bundle again when the traffic is gone, and is off by default.
The balance is the other way to pay as you go: top it up once, by card, PayPal or in 300+ cryptocurrencies, and spend it on any proxy plan or data API call. Crypto and balance payments carry no VAT; card and PayPal do.
Where to start
The smallest plan of every network.
| Network | Smallest plan | Priced | Term |
|---|---|---|---|
| Residential Basic | 5 GB for $5 | per GB, from $0.80/GB on 1 TB | 30 days (90 to 360 on larger bundles) |
| Mobile 4G/5G | 1 GB for $5 | per GB, $2.30/GB on 500 GB | 90 days |
| Datacenter | 10 GB for $8 | per GB, from $0.50/GB on 1 TB | 30 days (90 to 360 on larger bundles) |
| ISP (static residential) | One IP for 30 days, $3.80 | per IP, from $2.50/IP at 101 IPs | 30 to 120 days |
| IPv6 | 100 GB for $20 | per GB, from $0.083/GB on 3 TB | 30 days |
The full ladder of every network is on the pricing page; the per-GB view of the residential bundles is on residential proxy pricing per GB.
Why pay as you go
What you avoid, and what you keep.
A subscription charges you for the month whether the scraper ran or not. A prepaid plan charges you for the traffic, and a bundle that still has gigabytes in it keeps them until its term ends, so a quiet week costs nothing.
What you keep is everything the networks offer on any plan: country, state and city targeting on residential and datacenter, carrier and city on mobile, rotating or sticky sessions, HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 with one login, unlimited concurrent sessions. Plan size changes the price per GB, never the features.
There is no identity check to buy. The KYC and sanctions policy applies only to unusual orders.
If you move a lot of traffic
The one case where time is cheaper than gigabytes.
A machine that keeps a connection busy all day is better served by a plan that meters time: the dedicated datacenter proxies with unlimited bandwidth cost $10 for 24 hours, $50 for 7 days or $150 for 30 days on a gateway in the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, the Netherlands or Germany. Above about 300 GB a month from one of those countries, that is the cheaper plan; below it, per GB wins. See unlimited datacenter proxies.
Before you pay
A free trial and a free API tier.
Residential Basic has a 100 MB free trial for 5 days, with SMS verification and no card: enough to check the exit countries and the pages you collect. The data APIs come with $2 of free usage every month on every account. Details on the free trial page.
Before you buy
Questions buyers ask
Are there proxies without a subscription?
Yes. Every QuanticData proxy plan is a one-off purchase: residential, mobile, datacenter and IPv6 by the GB, ISP by the IP for a term. Nothing renews by itself; automatic top-up is optional and off by default.
What is the cheapest way to start?
Residential Basic at 5 GB for $5, Mobile at 1 GB for $5, or datacenter at 10 GB for $8. ISP proxies start at one IP for 30 days at $3.80, from $2.50 per IP at 101 IPs.
Do unused gigabytes expire?
They are valid for the plan term: 30 days on the smallest residential bundle, 90 days on most bundles, 360 days on the largest. Inside the term there is no monthly cap.
Can I pay per request instead of per GB?
The proxies are priced per GB or per IP. The SERP API and the web scraping API are priced per successful call, with $2 of free usage every month; see the pricing page.
Which payment methods work for pay as you go?
Card, PayPal, 300+ cryptocurrencies and the account balance. Crypto and balance payments carry no VAT; card and PayPal payments do.
Is there a minimum commitment or KYC?
No minimum beyond the smallest plan, and no identity check to buy. The KYC and sanctions policy applies only to unusual orders.
Buy the plan you need, nothing more.
From $5 on residential and mobile, $8 on datacenter, one ISP IP from $3.80. No subscription, no KYC.