TrueProxies

A long scrape has two costs: the client you write, and the proxy. Most proxies bill every gigabyte that crawl pulls. TrueProxies is the proxy, not the scraper. It gives the job an exit IP over HTTP, HTTPS, or SOCKS5, and prices that exit by speed or by traffic.

Paying for speed instead of gigabytes

Residential IPv4 Unlimited is the plan the homepage leads with. You pick a speed, from 10 Mbps to 1 Gbps, and traffic is not metered, so a heavy crawl and a light check cost the same. Hourly plans start at $4.08 for 10 Mbps. A 100 Mbps week is shown at $173.70. The published pool is 16M+ IPs, with country and city targeting, sticky or rotating sessions, and a 1-hour trial that does not ask for a card.

A per-gigabyte proxy punishes the job that works. This plan charges for the speed you reserved, busy or idle.

When the job is small, or the location has to be exact

Unlimited is the wrong buy for a few pages, a US state, or an ASN. The per-gigabyte packs do not expire. You pay by card or crypto, in USD. These are homepage examples, not a flat rate.

Standard is a 50M+ pool in 150+ countries, with city, region, and ASN targeting. A 100 GB pack is $0.97 per GB, and packs run to 5000 GB. Premium adds a US state and a sticky session from 3 minutes to 24 hours, at $1.49 per GB on the 10 GB example. Lite is country only, at $0.48 per GB on 100 GB.

IPv6, when the target cares which network you came from

Both IPv6 products bill by speed. Residential IPv6 exits through a home provider in Ashburn, Virginia, a new address each request or one held for 24 hours, from $5.99 a day at 20 Mbps. Datacenter IPv6 is a city you pick, from 10 locations. A 70 Mbps week on the homepage was $57.99. Test those exits on your own targets. A published pool size is not acceptance.

Getting a connection

Username and password, or an IP whitelist. HTTP, HTTPS, and SOCKS5 are on every plan. The docs include a quickstart for cURL, Python, Node.js, Selenium, and Playwright. Support is on the site, Telegram, and email, and the about page says it is staffed 24/7.

What it will not do

It will not scrape the page. HTTP and HTTPS are TCP only. A 4 October 2026 post said UDP over SOCKS5, on Unlimited, Standard, and Premium, only reaches ports 443 and 53. Not on Lite or Datacenter IPv6. Idle UDP closes after 60 seconds, and packets over 1,400 bytes do not pass.

TrueProxies, LLC, a Delaware company, is operated by John Hale.