Guam residential proxies — by region, city and ISP
From$0.80/GB
Guam residential proxies from QuanticData use home and mobile IPs from GTA Teleguam, IT&E, Docomo Pacific and other providers, with region, city and ISP targeting on Basic (from $0.80/GB).
One row per residential pool, with the bundles printed on this page. Catalog counts come from our generator catalogs as read on 23 October 2026, counting ISP and mobile networks, not hosting or cloud networks.
Pool
Targeting
Sessions and protocols
Bundles (USD)
Catalog, 23 October 2026
Residential Basic
Country, state/region, city and ISP (via ASN) targeting
Rotating or sticky sessions; HTTP and SOCKS5
From $5 for 5 GB ($1.00/GB, 30 days) to $800 for 1,000 GB ($0.80/GB, 360 days); 100 MB free trial, 5 days, SMS verification, no card
4 ISP networks (ASNs), 3 states/regions
Residential Premium
Country targeting
Rotating or sticky sessions (sticky up to 1,440 minutes); HTTP and SOCKS5; Max Pool Size, Speed, Speed + Quality and Quality filters
From $4 for 1 GB ($4.00/GB, 30 days) to $1,100 for 500 GB ($2.20/GB, 90 days)
Exits checked on our gateway, 27 October 2026; networks seen: AS9246 Teleguam, AS3605 Guam Cablevision, AS14593 Starlink
TWO POOLS. CLEAR BUNDLE PRICES.
Guam residential proxy pricing.
Compare entry and volume bundles for the residential pool listed in this country. Every large price is the total bundle cost, not a per-GB charge.
FLEXIBLE BANDWIDTH
Residential Basic
Start small, or lower your per-GB cost with a larger bundle.
Country, state/region, city and ISP (via ASN) targeting
Rotating or sticky sessions · HTTP / SOCKS5
100 MB free trial · 5 days · SMS verification · No card
Location and network availability follow the Basic generator catalog.
Prices in USD. Each bundle includes the stated bandwidth for its stated validity period. These are entry and volume examples; see all residential plans.
All Guam residential bundles and terms
No subscription and no monthly cap: you buy gigabytes and use them at your own pace over the plan term.
Pool
Bundle
Price
Bandwidth
Per GB
Valid for
Residential Basic
Starter
$5
5 GB
$1.00/GB
30 days
Residential Basic
Quark
$25
25 GB
$1.00/GB
90 days
Residential Basic
Neutrino
$50
50 GB
$1.00/GB
90 days
Residential Basic
Boson
$100
100 GB
$1.00/GB
90 days
Residential Basic
Core
$450
500 GB
$0.90/GB
360 days
Residential Basic
Scale
$800
1 TB
$0.80/GB
360 days
Pay from balance, card, PayPal or 300+ cryptocurrencies; no KYC required. For more than 1 TB, tell us your volume in the quote form below. Each step with its price per GB: residential proxy volume pricing.
Need a specific location, network or larger volume?
Networks in the Guam pool, checked 23 October 2026
Home and mobile internet providers from the Residential Basic network list as we read it on 23 October 2026. “Basic, Premium” means the Premium ISP list also names the provider.
Guam is in the service region of APNIC, the Regional Internet Registry that issues IP addresses and AS numbers there. Each ASN above opens its public RIPEstat record.
Dededo
Regional targeting
Hagatna
Regional targeting
Your residential network.
Basic supports ISP/network targeting via ASN, alongside country, state and city controls; Premium lists its own ISP targeting options. Choose the pool that includes your preferred network.
Residential Basic
Guam coverage
4ASN options
3states / regions
Country, state, city and ISP/network targeting via ASN. Rotating and sticky sessions. HTTP and SOCKS5.
Coverage catalog updated 23 October 2026. Availability varies by pool. Product details.
BUILT AROUND YOUR WORKFLOW
Market data for Guam. Put it to work.
01
Keep Guam distinct in an application country test
Use the Guam country option and select the intended delivery destination inside your application. Save whether that choice persists through product and delivery screens. Compare a US case independently, retaining currency, shipping methods and response status so the two regional paths can be reviewed side by side.
02
Choose a network in Guam
The Basic directory for Guam contains 4 ASN options, including AS3605 (Guam Cablevision, LLC.), AS14593 (SPACEX-STARLINK), AS9246 (Teleguam Holdings, LLC). Search by network name or ASN, select the matching option in your generator, then keep that network selection with each result.
03
Narrow your Guam location
Basic lists 3 region options in Guam, including Dededo, Hagatna. Choose the region in your generator, then use its available city controls for a more local sample. Keep the application’s search or delivery destination with your observations.
CONTROL / LOCATION AND SESSION
Choose your local perspective.
Target the location or network
Basic offers country, state, city and ISP/network controls via ASN. Select Guam first, then use the location or network options in your generator.
Keep your website or application’s language and location settings aligned with the market you are testing.
Match sessions to your workflow
Rotate between independent pages and search queries. Use sticky sessions to keep a multi-step flow together, with the duration configured in your generator.
Choose your pool and location in the dashboard, then copy the generated connection details into your client. Replace the example placeholders below with your own host, port and credentials.
Which residential proxies should I choose for Guam?
Choose Basic for country, state, city and ISP/network targeting via ASN, with a 5 GB starter bundle for $5. The starter bundle has a 30-day term. Compare the listed networks above, create your QuanticData account, and select Guam in your chosen generator. Use rotating or sticky sessions with HTTP or SOCKS5. Residential Premium also exits in Guam: country targeting, checked on 27 October 2026, from $4 for 1 GB.
Which networks in Guam can I target by ASN or ISP?
Basic lists 4 ASN options, including Guam Cablevision, LLC. (AS3605), SPACEX-STARLINK (AS14593), Teleguam Holdings, LLC (AS9246). The coverage section lists the current options for each available pool.
Which internet providers are in the Guam residential pool?
On 23 October 2026 the Residential Basic network list for Guam included GTA Teleguam (AS9246), IT&E (AS7131) and Docomo Pacific (AS3605). In total, Basic listed 4 ISP networks; the networks table above links each ASN to its RIPEstat record.
Can I target cities in Guam?
Residential Basic includes Guam country targeting. Use the region and city choices offered by your selected generator to narrow the location. For a particular city or network, send the team your requirements and we can help you choose the pool.
How much do Guam residential proxies cost?
Basic offers 5 GB for $5 with a 30-day term, and 1,000 GB for $800 ($0.80/GB) with a 360-day term. Prices are in USD; bandwidth is valid for the purchased plan term.
Do Guam residential proxies need a subscription or KYC?
No. There is no subscription and no monthly cap: you buy a bundle of gigabytes and use it over its term. Terms run 30 to 360 days on Basic. Pay from balance, card, PayPal or 300+ cryptocurrencies; no KYC is required.
Can I try residential proxies in Guam for free without a credit card?
Yes. The Residential Basic trial includes 100 MB for 5 days, with SMS verification and no payment card. Create an account and select Guam in the Basic generator. Paid bundles are available when you are ready to increase your bandwidth.
Are residential proxies in Guam rotating or static?
QuanticData residential proxies support rotating and sticky sessions. Rotate between independent requests for price collection or search queries. Choose sticky sessions for a multi-step workflow, with the duration configured in your generator. For a dedicated fixed IP, choose QuanticData's static ISP proxy plans.
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Coverage catalog updated . Guam: 4 Basic ASN entries and 3 Basic region entries; Premium not currently listed. Location and network entries come from the respective generator catalogs.
IP pool figures are reported inventory, separate from location and network-entry counts. Availability varies by pool and targeting.