NyxonProxies

Unlimited Residential

Set up NyxonProxies Unlimited Residential, residential IPs billed by speed and time instead of gigabytes. Gateway, speeds, durations, trial and sessions.

Unlimited Residential gives you residential IPs without a gigabyte meter. You choose a speed in Mbps and a number of days, and the traffic inside that period is not counted. It suits jobs that move a lot of data every day, where per-GB billing would add up.

Connection details

SettingValue
Hostunlim.gw.nyxon.sh
Port10507, for HTTP and SOCKS5
LoginThe username and password of your Unlimited Residential plan

The same port takes both protocols. The scheme in the proxy URL decides which one your client speaks:

bash
curl -x http://USERNAME:[email protected]:10507 https://api.ipify.org
curl -x socks5h://USERNAME:[email protected]:10507 https://api.ipify.org

Speed and duration

On the purchase page, Plan length offers two options:

  • Full plan: choose a speed from 200 to 1,000 Mbps, in steps of 100, and a duration of 1, 7, 30 or 60 days.
  • Trial: a one-hour test drive at 200 Mbps. Trial plans are capped at 1 hour and meant for a one-time evaluation.

The speed is the cap for the whole plan, shared by all your connections. There is no gigabyte limit to track. Prices for every speed and duration are on the pricing page.

Targeting

Add a country with the two-letter code, or leave it out to use the whole pool:

text
USERNAME-country-us
USERNAME-country-de

State, city and ASN targeting are available on Residential, not on Unlimited Residential.

Sessions

Rotating by default. Add a session ID to keep one IP. On Unlimited Residential the time comes before the session ID:

text
USERNAME-country-us-time-30-session-a1b2c3d4

The exits are real residential connections, so a session can move to a new IP before the time is up if the device goes offline. See Rotating and sticky sessions.

Picking a speed

Work out the throughput your job really needs. A rough guide: 100 Mbps moves about 45 GB per hour at full use, so 200 Mbps around the clock is a lot of traffic. Start with the trial or a 1-day plan, measure the throughput your job reaches, and size the full plan from that.

Good fits

  • Continuous crawling at high volume on residential IPs.
  • Media-heavy pages where per-GB costs grow quickly.
  • Teams that want a fixed, predictable cost per period.

For smaller or irregular jobs, per-GB Residential or Residential Budget is usually cheaper.

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Still stuck?

People answer the live chat around the clock. Send the proxy line you used (without the password) and the error you see.

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