Unlimited Residential Proxies With No Bandwidth Cap

Almost every residential proxy is billed per gigabyte. That model works fine for light, occasional jobs, but it turns hostile the moment your usage scales. Bandwidth is the one variable you can't fully control: page weight, retries, media assets, failed requests, and anti-bot challenges all consume data whether or not the request succeeds.

• Costs scale with your workload, not your results. A scraper that hits image-heavy pages or streams responses can burn through data budgets far faster than a link-only crawl.
• Retries are billed twice. Blocked or timed-out requests still consume metered bandwidth, so the exact jobs that need the most retries cost the most.
• Budgeting becomes guesswork. You can't reliably forecast a monthly bill when it's a function of GB you can't see until after the fact.
• It discourages the work you actually want to do. Teams end up throttling their own crawls to protect a bandwidth budget instead of running at full speed.

Unlimited flips that equation. When bandwidth isn't the meter, you optimize for throughput and success rate — not for shaving gigabytes.

We run two genuinely unmetered residential products. Neither charges per GB — you pay for capacity (ports) or a flat rate (per day), and the bandwidth underneath is unlimited.

Both cover 200+ countries with country targeting, support HTTP and HTTPS, and offer 24-hour sticky sessions or automatic rotation. Premium Unlimited draws from a pool of roughly 1.5M residential IPs.

If your workload is bursty or low-volume, our metered plans may cost less overall — Residential / ISP (Platinum) from $1.40/GB, Mobile from $4.00/GB, IPv6 from $0.05/thread/day, and Static ISP dedicated US lines from $2.59/IP/mo. Unlimited wins specifically when your data usage is high or unpredictable.

On a per-GB plan, your limit is data. On an unlimited plan, your practical limit is concurrency — how many requests you can run in parallel. That's what ports control.

• A port is a concurrent lane. With Budget Unlimited you buy a number of ports (5, 15, 25, 50, or 100). Each port is a channel you can route traffic through simultaneously, so more ports means more parallel throughput.
• Bandwidth per port is unmetered. There's no GB ceiling on any lane — you're free to push as much data through each port as it can carry.
• Rotating or sticky, your choice. Configure a port to rotate automatically on an interval you set (fresh IPs for broad scraping) or a 24-hour sticky session (hold the same IP for flows that need session continuity, like multi-step logins or checkouts).
• Country targeting is included. Direct any port to one of 200+ countries.
• Premium Unlimited trades a different way. Instead of buying discrete ports, the flat daily rate gives you higher-Mbps residential capacity — better when raw speed per connection matters more than counting lanes.

Sizing tip: match ports to your parallelism. If your scraper runs 25 workers at once, 25 ports lets each work without queuing. You don't need a port per target — you need a port per simultaneous request.

"Unlimited" means we don't meter your bandwidth and we don't bill you per gigabyte — that's a real, unqualified promise on these plans. It does not mean "anything goes." Like any reputable network, we run within a fair-use framework:

• Unmetered, within normal proxy use. Ordinary heavy scraping, data collection, verification, and automation are exactly what these plans are built for. Use them hard.
• Concurrency, not data, is your natural ceiling. Your throughput is shaped by how many ports you hold, not by a hidden data cap.
• Prohibited activity is off-limits everywhere. Anything that violates our Acceptable Use Policy — illegal targets, abuse, or activity that harms the network or third parties — is never permitted, on any plan.

We'd rather be upfront than bury caveats in fine print: unlimited is a bandwidth guarantee, governed by a straightforward acceptable-use policy. If your use is legitimate proxy work, you'll never hit a metering wall.

Unlimited is a clear win for some workloads and overkill for others. Here's the honest breakdown.

If your data usage is high or hard to forecast, unlimited almost always ends up cheaper and far less stressful than a per-GB bill. If you only need a few gigabytes now and then, one of our metered plans will likely cost less. Not sure which side you fall on? Start with Budget Unlimited's smallest tier, watch your usage in the dashboard, and scale ports up as you grow.

Everything about our unlimited plans is designed to be transparent:

• Usage visibility. Track your activity and port usage directly in the dashboard — no waiting for an end-of-month invoice to learn what you spent.
• Flexible payment. Pay by card via Stripe or with crypto via CoinGate.
• Clear policies. Review our refund policy and acceptable use policy before you buy — no surprises.
• Protocols. HTTP and HTTPS supported across all plans, with 24-hour sticky sessions or automatic rotation.

Ready to stop counting gigabytes? Sign up and start with a Budget Unlimited port tier or Premium Unlimited flat-rate plan.

ProxyOmega's unlimited bandwidth residential proxies are built for teams that need to move a lot of traffic without watching a meter. Instead of paying per gigabyte, you pay a flat price and run as much data as your workload demands, so there's no data cap and no usage-based throttling.

Two plans cover the range:

• Budget Unlimited is port-based rotating residential from $51.99/mo, in 5, 15, 25, 50, or 100 port tiers, with country targeting.
• Premium Unlimited is dedicated-speed residential from $149/day, running 200-1000 Mbps out of a pool of 1.5M+ IPs.

Both route through genuine residential IPs across 200+ countries and 30,000+ cities, hold a 99.7% success rate, and let every port speak HTTP/HTTPS and SOCKS5. Targeting is set right in the username, so you can pin a country or session without touching your code. Whether you're scraping, verifying ads, or managing accounts, unmetered bandwidth keeps your costs predictable.