Questions about every Rainproxy product

Residential Smart is our 10M+ entry pool at the lowest price per GB. Exclusive adds IP-quality scoring, city + ASN targeting and priority routing. Premium is a separate 110M+ pool, re-scored daily, with the lowest ban rate.

Yes. Every tier shares the same dashboard, API and credits. Move up or down whenever your workload changes.

Yes. Message our team in live chat and they activate 250 MB free on residential per-GB plans for you, no credit card required. ISP Shared also offers a paid 1-hour trial at $4.99. Unlimited Residential does not include a free trial; instead it has an Hourly plan at $20 for 1 hour on a 200 Mbps port.

Every session reports a 0–100 score combining fraud-list status, ASN trust, and recent block signals. Filter low scores out via header or API.

Country, state, city, ASN and carrier on supported regions, all included in the per-GB price.

For most targets, yes. If you need the cleanest US/EU residentials and the lowest possible ban rate, step up to Premium.

Not marketing. Premium Residential is a separate 110M+ IP pool where every exit is re-scored daily on real, strict targets. IPs that drift out of the top band rotate back to standard tiers, so Premium always holds the cleanest residential IPs we have. It is the largest pool we operate.

Starter traffic is $2.49/GB and the rate drops automatically with volume. $1.49 at 100 GB, $0.99 at 500 GB and just $0.80/GB at 1 TB. The 1 TB rate is a launch discount and is our lowest premium rate right now.

Yes. Premium is pre-tuned for SNKRS, Shopify, Adidas, Supreme, major ticketing platforms and social account management.

Absolutely. Route easy targets through Residential Smart or Exclusive and keep Premium for the tough ones. Same API key, one header switch.

Yes. You pay for port speed and duration; we never meter your GB.

No. Unlimited Residential supports country targeting only. Sticky sessions (with a configurable time) and per-request rotation are both available. For city, state or ASN targeting use Premium, Exclusive or Smart Residential.

No. Unlimited plans have no free trial. Instead we offer the Hourly plan: $15 for 60 minutes on a 200 Mbps port, no commitment.

Contact us. For larger or longer commitments we quote custom pricing below the public list price.

Yes. Every mobile session exits through a real carrier handset on a real cellular network.

Per GB. Bundles run from 1 GB at $3.10 down to $2.00/GB at 500 GB, and your traffic never expires. We do not currently offer dedicated per-IP mobile plans.

Yes. Rotate per request, or hold a sticky session for up to 60 minutes.

AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon and 29 international carriers across 14 countries.

A datacenter proxy routes your request through a fast IP hosted in a data center rather than a residential or mobile connection. It is a cost-effective choice for high-volume tasks where speed matters more than appearing as a home user.

Yes. Every exit is a US datacenter IP. Our owned subnets span US regions and run on a 100 Gbps backbone with about 80 ms median latency.

The IPs run on clean subnets we own, with direct peering to major Tier-1 networks. Volume pricing automatically drops from $2.50/GB to $0.50/GB at 1 TB.

Yes. Growth Unlimited and above include sneaker-grade subnets and SSL handling.

Enterprise Unlimited supports dedicated /24 subnets with allowlisted egress.

A dedicated static ISP IP costs $2.75 per IP per month, with no minimum order — buy a single IP or a thousand. Bulk discounts apply automatically at 50 and 500 IPs.

Yes. The IPs are assigned by real residential ISPs — only the hosting sits in our datacenter.

Dedicated IPs are reserved for as long as you keep the monthly subscription active.

Yes. Bulk pricing kicks in automatically at 50 IPs and again at 500 IPs.

An IPv6 proxy forwards your requests through an IPv6 address instead of an IPv4 one. The target site sees the IPv6 exit, not your own IP. Because IPv6 address space is enormous, providers can offer far more unique IPs at a much lower price than IPv4.

Pricing starts at $0.50 for one day on a 10 Mbps port and runs to $750 for three months on a 1 Gbps port. Every plan includes unlimited traffic for the selected term, so there is no per-GB metering.

Substantially. IPv4 addresses are scarce and priced per IP or per GB, while a single IPv6 /64 subnet contains effectively unlimited addresses. For IPv6-ready targets you typically pay a fraction of an equivalent IPv4 or residential plan.

Yes. Google, YouTube, Cloudflare, AWS, Vercel and the OpenAI, Anthropic and Gemini APIs all answer over IPv6, which is why these are our most popular targets for IPv6 ports.

We route those requests over our IPv4 fallback automatically, so a site without IPv6 support still loads. You do not need to change anything in your code.

Both. You can rotate to a fresh address inside the subnet on every request, or hold a sticky session on the same IPv6 for up to 24 hours.

Minutes. Buy a port, allowlist your static IPv4 address or use user:pass, and connect over HTTP(S) or SOCKS5. Your own servers do not need native IPv6.

Yes. You pay for the port speed and the term. There is no bandwidth cap or per-GB overage during that window.

Most modern targets do. If you are not sure, run the address through our free proxy checker before buying, or start with a one-day port to test.