> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.proxidize.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.proxidize.com/proxidize-proxies/overview.md).

# Overview

An overview about the different plans Proxidize offers, Including Mobile, Residential and the different access models.

This section covers how each product and access model works, how to authenticate and rotate, and the tools available to connect them.

New to proxies? Start with What are Proxidize Proxies?

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### The products

* **Mobile Proxies** are real 4G and 5G IPs from premium U.S. mobile ISPs, the most authentic and hardest to block IPs we offer. Available in the **United States only**.
* **Residential Proxies** are real residential ISP addresses from a pool spanning **190+ countries**, sourced ethically and with consent.

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### Access models

How you connect depends on the access model.

* **Per Proxy**, Mobile only, gives you individually assigned proxies with full rotation control through a rotate button, a schedule, or a rotation URL.
* **Per GB**, available on both Mobile and Residential, gives you a monthly data package and access to the entire pool through access points. Packages run from 25 GB to 10,000 GB, and you pull a new IP by changing the session key or by using **Randomize IP**.

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### The three managed plans

|                  | Mobile Per Proxy                                         | Mobile Per GB                              | Residential Per GB                       |
| ---------------- | -------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------ | ---------------------------------------- |
| **Network**      | U.S. mobile ISPs, 4G and 5G                              | U.S. mobile ISPs, 4G and 5G                | Residential ISPs, 190+ countries         |
| **Access model** | Proxies assigned to you, each on its own upstream device | The whole pool, through access points      | The whole pool, through access points    |
| **Coverage**     | U.S., city level                                         | U.S., city level                           | 190+ countries, city and ISP level       |
| **Rotation**     | Rotate button, interval, or rotation URL                 | Session key change, or Randomize IP        | Session key change, or Randomize IP      |
| **Data**         | Unlimited, 50 GB fair use per proxy                      | Pay per GB, no rollover                    | Pay per GB, rolls over                   |
| **Protocols**    | HTTP and SOCKS5                                          | HTTP and SOCKS5                            | HTTP and SOCKS5                          |
| **Best for**     | A set of consistent, controllable proxies held over time | High volume mobile work whose size changes | Global, geo targeted collection at scale |

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### Choosing

Not sure which product fits? See [Choose Between Mobile and Residential Proxies](/getting-started/choose-between-mobile-and-residential-proxies.md).

Deciding between the two mobile access models? See [perProxy vs perGB](/proxidize-proxies/perproxy-vs-pergb.md).

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### In this section

* **Mobile Proxies**: the U.S. mobile product, available Per Proxy or Per GB.
* **Residential - perGB**: the global residential ISP product, available Per GB.
* **perProxy vs perGB**: how to choose your mobile access model.
* **perGB - Session Builder**: build one mixed proxy list, or generate them in bulk.
* Tools: the Proxidize Proxy Extension, the Proxidize API, and the Proxidize MCP Server.

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### Pricing

#### Per Proxy

**$59 per proxy, per month**, with unlimited data subject to the 50 GB per proxy fair use threshold.

You choose how many proxies you want, and the monthly cost is the same whether you use them lightly or heavily.

#### Per GB

Per GB is sold as data packages. Mobile is a flat **$2 per GB** at every size, and Residential starts at **$1 per GB** and drops as you scale.

| Plan         | Data   | Mobile Per GB | Residential Per GB |
| ------------ | ------ | ------------- | ------------------ |
| **Lite**     | 25 GB  | $50           | $25                |
| **Standard** | 50 GB  | $100          | $50                |
| **Plus**     | 100 GB | $200          | $100               |
| **Scale**    | 200 GB | $400          | $200               |

**Plus** is the most popular size on both products.

#### Higher volume

| Data   | Mobile Per GB | Residential Per GB |
| ------ | ------------- | ------------------ |
| 500 GB | $1,000        | $500               |
| 1 TB   | $2,000        | $1,000             |
| 2 TB   | $4,000        | $1,900             |
| 5 TB   | $10,000       | $4,750             |
| 10 TB  | $20,000       | $9,000             |

Mobile holds the same flat rate at every tier. Residential discounts by 5% from 2 TB and by 10% at 10 TB, so the effective rate falls to $0.95 and then $0.90 per GB.

Need more than 10 TB? Use **Talk to sales** on the Buy tab.

You can scale up or down at any time, with no penalties and no commitment. Full plan pages are on the [**Mobile**](https://proxidize.com/proxy-server/mobile-proxies/#pricing-plans) and [**Residential**](https://proxidize.com/proxy-server/residential-proxies/#pricing-plans) sites.

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### Need help?

If you have any questions, concerns, or need further clarification, feel free to reach out to us via live chat or email us directly at <support@proxidize.com>.


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