Unlimited residential proxies with unmetered traffic at one daily price

An unlimited residential proxy is a residential proxy plan priced by time instead of by data. Rotating residential traffic on ProxyMay costs $0.80/GB, so the bill grows with every page you load. The unlimited plan costs $38.76 per day, and the amount of traffic you send does not change that price.

Data volume becomes the main cost faster than most people expect. Product pages load images and scripts, search result pages are large, and monitoring jobs fetch the same pages many times a day. When those jobs run all day, a fixed daily price is easier to plan than a meter.

The plan uses residential IPs from mixed countries, and you do not pick a country when you order. If a job needs results from one country or one city, use rotating residential proxies, which target by country and city.

The choice comes down to one division. $38.76 per day divided by $0.80/GB is about 48 GB. If a job moves more than that every day, the unlimited plan costs less. If it moves less, pay-per-GB rotating residential is cheaper.

Measure before you decide. Run the job for a day on rotating residential, read the daily usage on the dashboard and compare it with the break-even figure. Usage that sits close to the line on quiet days and far above it on busy days usually favors the unlimited plan.

Targeting matters as much as volume. Unlimited suits jobs where any residential location works. When the country or city of the IP is part of the result, rotating residential remains the right tool even at high volume.

The daily price is the same for every plan length, so the choice depends only on how long the job runs.

A one-day plan fits a test or a single large collection run. A seven-day plan fits a weekly campaign, such as tracking prices through a sale. A thirty-day plan fits jobs that run every day of the month. The total for the chosen plan is paid from your balance when you order.

The top-up bonus helps here. A $300 top-up adds a 30% bonus for a $390 balance, which covers a seven-day plan and leaves $118.68 for other products.

• Public data collection at volume: crawl listings, reviews and catalog pages where full pages with images are needed.
• Frequent price monitoring: check the same product pages many times a day without the bill growing with each pass.
• Search result tracking: fetch large result pages for many keywords every day.
• Media-heavy pages: work with pages where images and scripts make up most of the bytes.
• Research datasets: gather large sets of public pages for analysis within the sites' terms.

These jobs share two traits: they move a lot of data, and they do not depend on a precise location. If only one of the two applies, compare with rotating residential first.

1. 1Sign up and save your access token.
2. 2Top up enough balance for the plan you want.
3. 3Open the Buy tab in the dashboard and choose Unlimited residential proxies. The country field shows Mixed countries.
4. 4Pick a period, then check the summary: unit price, period, total and balance after purchase.
5. 5Press Buy now. The total comes out of your balance, and the order appears in Your orders with its order code and the status Setting up.

If your balance does not cover the total, the Buy now button stays off and the amount you still need is shown below it with a top-up link, so nothing is charged by mistake.

When setup is complete, the status changes to Active. If an order cannot be completed, it is canceled and the full amount returns to your balance as a refund line, ready for any other product.

Unmetered traffic removes the data bill, not the limits of the sites you visit. A job that respects those limits keeps collecting longer.

• Cap parallel requests per domain and add short pauses between requests.
• Cache pages you already have instead of fetching them again.
• Back off when 429 responses rise, then raise the rate slowly.
• Follow robots.txt, the site's terms and what is meant to be public.
• Attacks, load tests and traffic meant to overwhelm a site are not allowed.

A steady rate usually returns more pages per day than bursts that trigger blocks.

Daily figures can hide how far the two prices drift apart over a month. A thirty-day unlimited plan costs $1,162.80. The same money buys 1,453.5 GB of rotating residential traffic at $0.80/GB, so the monthly break-even point sits close to the daily one of about 48 GB a day.

Shorter jobs follow the same logic. A seven-day campaign that moves 60 GB a day uses 420 GB, which is $336.00 at $0.80/GB against $271.32 for a seven-day plan.

The gap widens quickly once a job runs well above the break-even line, and it reverses just as quickly below it. That is why a one-day measurement on rotating residential is worth doing before you commit to thirty days.

Every order you place in the Buy tab appears in Your orders with the date, an order code that starts with O-, the product, the plan length in days, the amount paid and the status. The status reads Setting up after you pay, Active once the plan is ready, and Refunded to balance if the order is canceled.

The History tab records the same order as a line that takes the amount out of your balance. If an order is canceled, a second line with the same order code puts the full amount back, so the balance always matches what you see.

Before you press Buy now, the summary shows your balance after the purchase. Larger top-ups help here too: a $1,000 top-up adds a 40% bonus for a $1,400 balance, which covers a thirty-day plan at $1,162.80 and leaves $237.20 for other products.

One balance pays for every ProxyMay product, so you can split a project by task. Run the heavy collection on the unlimited plan, keep account logins on static ISP proxies, check app screens on mobile proxies and send city-specific requests through rotating residential traffic.

Splitting this way keeps each part on the product that prices it best, and nothing has to be topped up separately.

Measure one day of usage on rotating residential, compare it with about 48 GB per day, and choose the plan length that matches your job. Prices for every product are on Plans, tool settings are in Quick start, and you can sign up to get your token.