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Residential proxies

Target any country, state, city or network. Get a new IP on every request. Pay per GB — from $10 a month, or $3.50 per GB with no subscription.

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Country, state, city and ASN targeting included
A new IP on every request
Four endpoint formats, one HTTP gateway
Pay-as-you-go GB never expire

The Proxy Creator endpoint generator: login Price monitor, format host:port:user:pass, country United States narrowed to New York, and the generated rotating-IP line for gw.example.com:9000 — Sample data

From the team behind Traffic Creator

7,800+ accounts
89,448,545 visits delivered, Mar–Jul 2026
running since 2019

Sources: Traffic Creator production database, 23 Sep 2026 (accounts); Traffic Creator project stats (visits).

Works with any HTTP client:

cURL
Python
Node.js
Go
Scrapy
Puppeteer
Playwright
Selenium

Proxy pricing, made plain

Four things we do differently.

The real entry price
From $10 a month or $3.50 per GB. Not a volume-tier teaser.
One unit: the GB
Every plan and pack shows its price per GB.
Credits that stay
Pay-as-you-go packs never expire. Monthly plans cancel anytime.
See where every GB went
Usage per login, by hour, day or week, with CSV export.

Pay for the traffic you use

A monthly plan for steady volume, or a one-time pack that never expires. Every option shows its price per GB.

Find your cheapest option

Slide to the traffic you expect each month. We compare every plan and pack and show the lowest price.

Compare all plans

A free tier is planned for launch

5,000: Free MCP calls a month
4: Planned IP types on one network
0: Cards needed for the free tier

Everything you need to run proxies

A preview of the dashboard, built for engineers, data teams and scheduled jobs.

Country, state, city or network

Pick a country, then narrow to one state, one city or one network (ASN).
Target a carrier or ISP by ASN, for example AS3320 Deutsche Telekom.
The dashboard lists only locations the network has.

Endpoint generator fields: format host:port:user:pass, country United States, narrowed down by city to New York — Sample data

Also included

Separate proxy logins
Create, rename and revoke logins without touching the others.
2FA and an activity log
Two-factor sign-in, recovery codes and a log of every account change.
Support tickets in the dashboard
Open a ticket from any page and follow the thread in one place.
Credits that never expire
Buy a pack once. Unused GB never expire.
CSV export
Traffic per login, from 24 hours to 90 days.
Scoped API keys
Keys with limited access, for code and agents.

Up and running in three steps

Create a free account
Use Google or a one-time email code. No card for the free tier.
Choose a plan or a pack
Monthly from $10, or $3.50 per GB pay as you go.
Copy your endpoint and send a request
Pick a login, a country and a city; paste the line into your tool.

Sample

curl -x http://gw.example.com:9000 \
  --proxy-user "pricemon-country-US-city-losangeles:••••••" \
  https://httpbin.org/ip

import requests

gateway = "gw.example.com:9000"
user = "pricemon-country-US-city-losangeles"
password = "••••••"
proxy = f"http://{user}:{password}@{gateway}"

r = requests.get("https://httpbin.org/ip",
                 proxies={"http": proxy, "https": proxy})
print(r.text)

import { fetch, ProxyAgent } from "undici";

const gateway = "gw.example.com:9000";
const user = "pricemon-country-US-city-losangeles";
const password = "••••••";

const dispatcher = new ProxyAgent(`http://${user}:${password}@${gateway}`);
const res = await fetch("https://httpbin.org/ip", { dispatcher });
console.log(await res.text());

package main

import (
	"fmt"
	"io"
	"net/http"
	"net/url"
)

func main() {
	proxy, _ := url.Parse("http://gw.example.com:9000")
	proxy.User = url.UserPassword("pricemon-country-US-city-losangeles", "••••••")
	transport := &http.Transport{Proxy: http.ProxyURL(proxy)}
	client := &http.Client{Transport: transport}

	res, err := client.Get("https://httpbin.org/ip")
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	defer res.Body.Close()
	body, _ := io.ReadAll(res.Body)
	fmt.Println(string(body))
}

Your next request, from the right city.

Pick a plan, generate an endpoint, send the first request.

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Built for the jobs you run

Price monitoring
Check prices and stock from the city your customers shop in.
SERP and rank tracking
See local search results the way a searcher in that city sees them.
Ad verification
Check that ads render where and how they were booked.
AI agents and automation
Give scripts and agents a residential route to the web.

What customers say about our first product

Proxy Creator is new. These are verbatim Trustpilot reviews of Traffic Creator, built by the same team.

New user highly impressed so far

“I am trying out this platform and so far I really like it. They are holding to their claims.”

brian keary27 March 2026
Traffic Creator · Trustpilot
Great service!

“Excellent communication and seamless process.”

Melissa19 September 2023
Traffic Creator · Trustpilot
Great support for my business

“Great support for my business. The right and Professional service.”

FLight19 September 2023
Traffic Creator · Trustpilot
My business has significantly grown

“Definitely recommendable!”

Dominika Pluska30 August 2023
Traffic Creator · Trustpilot
Excellent service and support!

“Excellent service and support!”

AtAM25 January 2021
Traffic Creator · Trustpilot

Read all Traffic Creator reviews on Trustpilot

Questions, answered

How is traffic billed?

Per GB of bandwidth, where 1 GB is 1,024 MB. Monthly plans include a set amount; packs are bought once and never expire.

Which option should I pick?

Under about 3 GB a month, pay as you go is cheapest. Above that a monthly plan wins, and the calculator picks for you.

Rotating or sticky — what's the difference?

Rotating gives every request a new IP, and it's the default. Sticky keeps one IP for a multi-step flow; ask support to enable it.

Can I target a city or a specific ISP?

Yes. Pick a country, then narrow to one state, one city or one network (ASN). The dashboard lists only locations the network has.

Which tools does it work with?

Anything that speaks HTTP proxies: cURL, Python requests, Node.js, Go, Scrapy, Puppeteer, Playwright and Selenium.

Where do the IPs come from?

From an upstream residential network that we resell. We don't claim to own it, and we say so.

Is there a free tier?

A free tier with 5,000 MCP calls a month and no card is planned for launch.

Can I cancel?

Monthly plans cancel anytime from the billing page. Packs are one-time purchases.

Who is behind Proxy Creator?

The team behind Traffic Creator, running since 2019. Proxy Creator is a separate product with its own accounts.

Is the MCP server live?

Not yet. It is built but not deployed, and its web-data tools still need upstream scraper access.

Accounts open later

Account access and purchases are not open yet. They open once production setup is complete.

See pricing Read the FAQ

Residential proxies

Proxy pricing, made plain

The real entry price

One unit: the GB

Credits that stay

See where every GB went

Pay for the traffic you use

Find your cheapest option

A free tier is planned for launch

Everything you need to run proxies

Country, state, city or network

A new IP on every request

Know what each job costs

Built for code and agents

Also included

Separate proxy logins

2FA and an activity log

Support tickets in the dashboard

Credits that never expire

CSV export

Scoped API keys

Up and running in three steps

Create a free account

Choose a plan or a pack

Copy your endpoint and send a request

Your next request, from the right city.

Built for the jobs you run

Price monitoring

SERP and rank tracking

Ad verification

AI agents and automation