perProxy vs perGB

Compare the Per Proxy and Per GB access models: dedicated proxies vs pay-as-you-go pool access to pick the right one.

Mobile Proxies come in two access models: Per Proxy and Per GB. (Residential is Per GB only.) This page explains the difference so you can pick the right one.

Quick answer

• Per Proxy: gives you your own individually assigned proxies with full rotation control, best for per-account, long-running workflows.

• Per GB: gives you usage-based access to the shared pool through Access Points — best for variable or large-scale work where you pay only for data.

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Side by side

	Per Proxy	Per GB
What you get	Proxies individually assigned to you, each on its own upstream device.	Access to the shared pool via unlimited Access Points
Billing	Per proxy, per month	Monthly data package (from 50 GB)
Number of proxies	The number you subscribe to	No cap. generate as many as you need from the pool
Rotation	Rotate button, scheduled interval, or rotation URL	Change the session key to get a new IP
Rotation URL / API rotate	Yes	No
Access Points	No	Yes
Analytics tab	Yes	Yes
Proxy pooling	Yes (round-robin)	Yes
Data	Unlimited with a 50 GB fair-use threshold per proxy	Monthly data package from 50 GB: Mobile: no rollover Residential: rolls over
Best for	Social media, account management, a consistent IP per task	Web scraping, automation, and pay-as-you-go scale

Mobile proxies are pooled: each Per Proxy proxy is dedicated to you the vast majority of the time, with a small chance of temporary sharing on congested locations. See How Proxy Assignment Works on perProxy plans.

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When to choose Per Proxy

Choose Per Proxy when you want your own proxies that you control directly, with a rotate button, scheduled rotation, and a rotation URL, for workflows like social media and multi-account management. Note that mobile proxies are pooled: each is dedicated to you the vast majority of the time, with a small chance of temporary sharing on congested locations.

When to choose Per GB

Choose Per GB when your usage varies or you need to scale, and you'd rather subscribe to a data package than pay per proxy. You subscribe to a monthly data package (starting at 50 GB), create Access Points that all draw from that balance, and change the session key to pull a new IP. Need more data? Purchase an additional package.

Residential proxies also use the Per GB model.