Bulk proxies
On a per-IP line the price per address falls as the order grows. The ladder is public, so you can see where the next rung starts before you decide how many to buy.
Read the ladder before you round up
Each rung is an order size and the price per IP at that size. Compare the checkout total at your number and at the next rung up before you settle on a quantity.
Sizing a large order
- Work out how many accounts, sites or markets each address will serve.
- Estimate the request rate each address can carry on your target.
- Add headroom for addresses you will retire or replace.
Split big orders by purpose
One order can name one location and one plan. Spread work across several markets with one order each, all from the same account. A new market is another order, not another login.
Test first, then scale
A small first order shows whether your target accepts the addresses. Scale up once it does, and use a longer term on the part you know you will keep.
The ISP ladder
| Order size (IPs) | Per IP, per month | Saving vs one IP |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | $3.20 | - |
| 5 | $2.94 | 8% |
| 10 | $2.66 | 17% |
| 25 | $2.40 | 25% |
| 50 | $2.14 | 33% |
| 100 | $1.89 | 41% |
| 250 | $1.70 | 47% |
| 500 | $1.50 | 53% |
Ladder prices are quoted for the dedicated plan.
Full tables for every line are on the pricing page.
Questions
Is there a minimum for the lowest price?
The lowest price is at the top rung of the ladder. There is no minimum to place an order at all.
Does a longer term stack with the volume price?
Both are part of an order. Checkout shows the combined total before you confirm.
Is there a maximum order?
Each line states its maximum order size on its product page.
Order when the total looks right
Create an account, top up, and place the order from the dashboard.