Residential IPv4 Unlimited
Hourly residential proxies with unlimited traffic
TrueProxies sells residential proxies per hour: one-hour Residential IPv4 Unlimited plans at 10, 25, 50 or 100 Mbps, from $4.08 an hour at 10 Mbps. Traffic is unlimited at the plan speed, with country, city and ASN targeting, rotating or sticky sessions, and HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5. Renewals raise an invoice, charged to the saved card only when Automatic renewal is on.
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Hourly prices
Residential proxies per hour: what one hour costs at each speed
One hour costs $4.08 at 10 Mbps and $19.30 at 100 Mbps, with unlimited traffic at the plan speed and no per-GB charge. Faster plans (250 Mbps, 500 Mbps, 1 Gbps) are sold by the day, week or month.
| Plan speed | 1 hour | 1 day | Daily costs less from | Most traffic in 1 hour | Choose a plan |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10 Mbps | $4.08 | $7.35 | 2 hours | 4.5 GB | Choose |
| 25 Mbps | $6.81 | $12.30 | 2 hours | 11.25 GB | Choose |
| 50 Mbps | $11.24 | $20.28 | 2 hours | 22.5 GB | Choose |
| 100 Mbps | $19.30 | $34.84 | 2 hours | 45 GB | Choose |
All prices in USD. Most traffic in 1 hour is the theoretical ceiling at a constant plan speed: Mbps × 3,600 seconds ÷ 8 ÷ 1,000 = GB. Real jobs move less.
Hourly and daily plans are non-refundable, so test your targets on one hour at 10 Mbps first. Read the refund policy
Worked costs
When is an hourly plan cheaper than daily plans or traffic packs?
An hourly plan is cheapest when the job fits in one hour and moves more traffic than a similarly priced traffic pack covers. From 2 hours, a daily plan at the same speed costs less. For light jobs, a small traffic pack can cost less.
| Job | Assumed traffic | Hourly plans | Daily plan | Traffic pack | Cheapest here |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Light one-hour check1 hour at 10 Mbps | 1 GB (the plan speed allows up to 4.5 GB) | 1 × $4.08 = $4.08 | 1 × $7.35 = $7.35 | 1 GB pack = $1.10 | Traffic pack |
| Heavier one-hour job1 hour at 10 Mbps | 3 GB (the plan speed allows up to 4.5 GB) | 1 × $4.08 = $4.08 | 1 × $7.35 = $7.35 | 3 GB pack = $3.30 | Traffic pack |
| One-hour burst1 hour at 50 Mbps | 10 GB (the plan speed allows up to 22.5 GB) | 1 × $11.24 = $11.24 | 1 × $20.28 = $20.28 | 12 GB pack = $13.20 | Hourly plans |
| Three-hour job3 hours at 25 Mbps | 12 GB (the plan speed allows up to 33.75 GB) | 3 × $6.81 = $20.43 | 1 × $12.30 = $12.30 | 12 GB pack = $13.20 | Daily plan |
Assumptions
- Traffic volumes are examples, not measurements. Measure your own job on one hour at 10 Mbps.
- A job longer than one hour on hourly plans means paying the hourly price once per hour, through renewal invoices.
- The traffic pack is the smallest single pack that covers the assumed traffic. Traffic never expires, so leftover traffic can serve later jobs.
- Traffic packs belong to Residential IPv4 Standard, a separate pool of 50M+ residential IPs in 150+ countries with country, city, region and ASN targeting.
Hourly plans are not built for long runs: keeping a 10 Mbps hourly plan going for 30 days would cost 720 × $4.08 = $2,937.60, while the 10 Mbps monthly plan is $121.13.
Plan speed
What does unlimited traffic at the plan speed mean?
You pay for a speed and a length of time, not for gigabytes. No allowance counts down while you work. The plan speed is the ceiling on how fast traffic moves through your service.
The ceiling applies to your peak, not your average. At a constant 10 Mbps, one hour can carry at most 4.5 GB (10 × 3,600 ÷ 8 ÷ 1,000). Real transfer is lower when destinations respond slowly, requests are retried or connections sit idle.
Every plan includes HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5, country targeting, and rotating or sticky sessions.
Market check
Do other providers sell residential proxies by the hour?
Of the providers we compared on September 29, 2026 (Bright Data, Oxylabs, Decodo, IPRoyal, Webshare and SOAX), none listed an hourly or daily residential plan with unlimited traffic on its public pricing page. Each prices residential proxies by the amount of traffic, in gigabytes.
| Provider | How residential proxies are priced | Hourly or daily unlimited residential plan listed | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bright Data | Per GB, pay as you go or monthly plans | No | Pricing page (Bright Data) |
| Oxylabs | Per GB, monthly plans | No | Pricing page (Oxylabs) |
| Decodo | Per GB, pay as you go or monthly plans | No | Pricing page (Decodo) |
| IPRoyal | Per GB, pay as you go or subscription | No | Pricing page (IPRoyal) |
| Webshare | Per GB, monthly plans | No | Pricing page (Webshare) |
| SOAX | By data transferred, monthly plans | No | Pricing page (SOAX) |
Some smaller providers sell unlimited or speed-priced residential plans; we did not check them. Plans change, so read each provider's page before you decide. Published by TrueProxies.
Getting started
How do I start with an hourly plan?
- 1
Start with one hour at 10 Mbps
One hour at 10 Mbps for $4.08 is the cheapest way to test Residential IPv4 Unlimited on your own targets. The free trial is 1 hour of Unlimited Pro, a separate product.
- 2
Run a sample of your real job
Use your own targets, country and session type. Note how much traffic the job moves, how long it takes and how many requests succeed.
- 3
Pick the speed and the length
If the job finishes inside one hour, buy an hourly plan at the speed it needs. If it runs longer, a daily plan at the same speed costs less.
- 4
Buy and connect
Choose a plan in the price table and pay by card or crypto. Your connection details appear on the service in your dashboard.
- 5
Renew or let it end
A renewal invoice arrives 15 minutes before the hour ends. It is charged to your saved card only when Automatic renewal is on; otherwise pay it to keep going, or leave it and the plan ends.
FAQ
Hourly residential proxy questions
Can I buy residential proxies by the hour?
Yes. Residential IPv4 Unlimited is sold as one-hour plans at 10, 25, 50 or 100 Mbps, with unlimited traffic at the plan speed. Faster plans, up to 1 Gbps, are sold by the day, week or month. Traffic packs and Datacenter IPv6 are not sold by the hour.
How much does an hourly residential proxy cost?
$4.08 for one hour at 10 Mbps, up to $19.30 at 100 Mbps. Prices are in USD, and there is no per-GB charge on top.
Is an hourly plan cheaper than a daily plan?
Only for short jobs. At every speed sold by the hour, 2 hours of hourly plans cost more than one daily plan at the same speed, so a longer job is cheaper on a daily plan.
How much data can I transfer in one hour?
There is no traffic allowance; the plan speed is the limit. At a constant 10 Mbps, one hour can carry at most 4.5 GB, and at 100 Mbps at most 45 GB. Real jobs move less when destinations respond slowly, requests are retried or connections sit idle.
What happens when my hour ends?
We raise a renewal invoice 15 minutes before the hour ends. It is charged to your saved card only when Automatic renewal is on; otherwise paying it extends the plan from its current end time, and if you don't pay, the plan ends. Automatic renewal is a switch on the service's Billing tab and turns off in one click.
Can I get a refund on an hourly plan?
No. Hourly and daily plans are non-refundable. Test your targets on one hour at 10 Mbps before you buy more.
Which targeting and protocols do hourly plans include?
Country, city and ASN targeting, rotating or sticky sessions, HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5. Region targeting is only available on Residential IPv4 Standard and Premium traffic packs.
Can I try it before paying?
Not for free. The free trial is 1 hour of Unlimited Pro at 10 Mbps, a separate product. On Residential IPv4 Unlimited, the cheapest test is one hour at 10 Mbps for $4.08.
Getting started
Try an hour before you commit
Run your own job on one hour at 10 Mbps for $4.08. Then choose an hourly or daily plan at the speed it needs.
Published by TrueProxies