Which product to use

Compare the NyxonProxies products by IP source, targeting, sessions and billing, and pick the right one for scraping, accounts, monitoring or high-volume work.

NyxonProxies sells nine products. They differ in where the IPs come from, how precisely you can target them, whether they can hold one IP, and how you pay. This page helps you pick one. Every product uses the same login style and works with the same tools.

At a glance

ProductIP sourceTargetingSessionsBilling
ResidentialHome internet connectionsCountry, US state, city, ASNRotating or stickyPer GB
Residential BudgetHome internet connectionsCountryRotatingPer GB
Mobile4G and 5G carriersCountry, carrierRotating or stickyPer GB
Unlimited ResidentialHome internet connectionsCountryRotating or stickySpeed and days
DatacenterData centers, USNone neededRotatingPer GB, or speed and days
Shared ISPISP-registered servers, USNone neededRotatingPer GB, or speed and days
Dedicated ISPISP-registered serversPool chosen at purchaseStatic, yours alonePer IP, 30 days
IPv6 ResidentialResidential IPv6, USNone neededRotatingPer GB, or speed and days
IPv6 DatacenterDatacenter IPv6, USNone neededRotatingPer GB, or speed and days

Current prices for every product and volume are on the pricing page.

Start from the job

What you are doingStart with
Scraping sites with strong bot protectionResidential
Search results, local prices, maps by cityResidential with city or state targeting
High-volume crawling where the cost per GB decidesResidential Budget
Logins, carts, checkouts, multi-step flowsResidential or Mobile with a sticky session
Social media and app accounts, mobile-only checksMobile
Many accounts that each need one fixed IP for weeksDedicated ISP
Fast jobs on sites that accept datacenter trafficDatacenter
Datacenter speed on sites that block datacenter rangesShared ISP
Very large jobs on sites that support IPv6IPv6 Datacenter or IPv6 Residential
Heavy, continuous traffic where per-GB billing adds upUnlimited Residential

How the IP types differ

Residential and Mobile IPs belong to real consumer connections: home broadband and phone carriers. Websites see them as ordinary visitors, which makes them the hardest to block. They are slower than datacenter IPs, because the traffic travels through a real device's connection.

Datacenter IPs come from hosting providers. They are fast and cheap, but many large sites recognise datacenter ranges and block or challenge them.

ISP IPs sit in between: the addresses are registered to consumer internet providers, but they run on servers in data centers. Sites treat them more like home users, while the speed stays close to datacenter.

IPv6 IPs come from a far larger address space. They work only on sites that accept IPv6 connections, so check the target first, see IPv6 Residential.

Per GB or speed and days

  • Per GB suits most jobs: you pay for the traffic you use, from 1 GB.
  • Speed and days (called Speed × Time on the purchase page) reserves a speed in Mbps for a fixed number of days, with no gigabyte cap. It pays off for steady, heavy traffic. Datacenter, Shared ISP and both IPv6 products offer both modes. Unlimited Residential is always billed this way.
  • Per IP applies to Dedicated ISP: a fixed price per IP for 30 days.

Not sure yet? Start with a small Residential plan, or try the network for free with Freebies. Moving to another product later only means a new plan, with its own host, port and login, in your tools.

Questions to ask before you buy

  • Does the site block datacenter traffic? Try a Datacenter or Shared ISP plan first if speed matters. If you get blocked or challenged, move to Residential.
  • Do you need a city, a state or a carrier? Only Residential has state, city and ASN targeting, and only Mobile has carrier targeting.
  • Must one IP survive a whole flow? Use a product with sticky sessions, or Dedicated ISP for IPs that never change.
  • How much traffic? Estimate gigabytes per day. If it is large and steady, compare per-GB cost with a speed-and-days plan on the pricing page.

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