$3.80per GB
As low as $2.66 per GB on large orders
For sites that refuse server IPs: price monitoring, search results, ad checks.
| Order size | Price per GB |
|---|---|
| 1 to 9 GB | $3.80 |
| 10 to 49 GB | −10%$3.42 |
| 50 to 99 GB | −20%$3.04 |
| 100 GB and more | −30%$2.66 |
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The honest rule: start with the cheapest type that works on your target, and move up only when it gets refused.
One price per gigabyte for each type, and a lower one as the order grows. No plans to compare and no monthly fee.
$3.80per GB
As low as $2.66 per GB on large orders
For sites that refuse server IPs: price monitoring, search results, ad checks.
| Order size | Price per GB |
|---|---|
| 1 to 9 GB | $3.80 |
| 10 to 49 GB | −10%$3.42 |
| 50 to 99 GB | −20%$3.04 |
| 100 GB and more | −30%$2.66 |
$6.80per GB
As low as $4.76 per GB on large orders
For mobile-first targets and the sites that refuse everything else.
| Order size | Price per GB |
|---|---|
| 1 to 9 GB | $6.80 |
| 10 to 49 GB | −10%$6.12 |
| 50 to 99 GB | −20%$5.44 |
| 100 GB and more | −30%$4.76 |
$1.80per GB
As low as $1.26 per GB on large orders
For open sites, APIs and large crawls where speed and price matter most.
| Order size | Price per GB |
|---|---|
| 1 to 9 GB | $1.80 |
| 10 to 49 GB | −10%$1.62 |
| 50 to 99 GB | −20%$1.44 |
| 100 GB and more | −30%$1.26 |
State and city targeting counts traffic twice. Country targeting does not.
Every plan gives you both. On the rotating port each new request leaves from a different IP, which is what a crawler wants.
A sticky session holds one IP on its own port for a set time, from 1 minute up to 120, so a login or a checkout flow stays on one address. If that address goes offline sooner, it is replaced at once.
What we do not sell is a static IP that stays yours for weeks. Every address here comes from a shared pool.
One login works for both protocols. Use the HTTP(S) port for browsers, scrapers and most libraries, and the SOCKS5 port for tools that speak SOCKS, such as desktop apps and anti-detect browsers.
Access is by login and password. Nothing is installed: you change one line in the tool you already use.
The residential pool right now: 444.3K IPs online in 220 countries. The other two types have their own lists on their pages.
And 211 more countries. And 204 more countries. You choose the country when you connect, not when you buy, and you can change it on every request.
One host, two rotating ports and a range of sticky ports. Country, city and session length go into the login.
| Host | proxy.1001sms.com |
|---|---|
| HTTP(S), new IP on every request | 823 |
| SOCKS5, new IP on every request | 824 |
| Sticky ports, one IP each | 10000 to 20000 |
# HTTP, a new US address on every request
curl -x "http://LOGIN__cr.us:[email protected]:823" https://api.ipify.org/Your own login and password are in your account after you buy.
Read the setup guideThe proxies are for lawful work: collecting public data, testing, monitoring and research. Breaking into accounts, sending spam, fraud and attacks on other people's systems are not allowed, and a plan used that way is switched off.
Some destinations are closed on this network for everybody: government websites, banking and payment sites, and mail ports. Requests to them fail by design, so check your target before you buy if it falls close to those.
Many 1001SMS customers test sign-up flows and local versions of their own products. For that you often need two things from the same country: a connection and a phone number.
Pick a proxy in the country of your number, and the service you are testing sees one consistent location. Numbers for a single code are on the homepage, and a number you keep for days or months is under virtual numbers.
A proxy server passes your request on to a website and returns the answer, so the website sees the proxy's IP address instead of yours. People use proxies to collect public data at scale, to see a site as a visitor from another country would, and to keep their own address out of logs.
It is where the IP address comes from. Datacenter IPs belong to servers: fast and cheap, but some sites refuse them. Residential IPs belong to home internet connections, so sites treat them like ordinary visitors. Mobile IPs belong to phone carriers and are the most trusted and the most expensive.
By the data that passes through the proxy in both directions: your requests and the answers. A text-only API call uses very little. A full web page with images uses much more, so blocking images in a scraper saves traffic.
No. Gigabytes you bought stay on your plan until you use them. There is no monthly reset and no subscription.
Yes. Country targeting is included in the price. State and city targeting is available too, but it counts traffic twice: 1 GB used with a city filter takes 2 GB from your plan.
Shared. All three types are rotating pools used by many customers. Your login and password are yours alone, but the IP addresses are not reserved for you. We do not sell dedicated or static IPs.
No trial. The smallest order is 1 GB, which is enough to check that the proxies work on your target before you buy more.
Government websites, banking and payment websites and mail ports are closed on the network for all users. If your work depends on one of those, these proxies are not the right tool.
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