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How to choose a proxy type
Start with what the target site does and what you need to keep stable. The table gives a starting point; each row links to the product page.
| You need | Product | Starting price |
|---|---|---|
| Many different home IPs, any country, pay per GB | Rotating residential | $4.50 for 5 GB, down to $0.53/GB |
| Fast, cheap volume on sites that accept server IPs | Rotating datacenter | 1 GB $0.66, down to $0.29/GB |
| Real 4G/5G carrier IPs paid per GB | Rotating mobile | From $3.90/GB, down to $2.30/GB |
| One 4G/5G modem port you control | Mobile proxy by the day | From $30 for 30 days |
| A home IP for one day | 24-hour residential IP | $0.09 per IP |
| A home-ISP address that stays yours | Static residential ISP | 7 days $1.76 |
| One dedicated datacenter address | Static datacenter IP | IPv4 7 days $1.17, IPv6 30 days $0.72 |
| A residential or mobile IP you keep | IP Vault | From $0.20 per IP |
Rotating or static?
Rotating proxies give you a new IP on every request or after a time you set, which suits scraping, price monitoring and ad verification. Static IPs, 24-hour IPs and IP Vault addresses keep one address, which suits accounts that must look the same each time. Residential and mobile IPs look like ordinary households and phones; datacenter IPs are faster and cheaper but are more often blocked.
For detailed trade-offs, read residential vs datacenter, residential vs mobile and residential vs ISP.
How every product connects
The connection format is the same across rotating products: gateway gw.nefo.net, port 9000, and targeting set in the username with tokens such as -country-us, -city-losangeles and -session-<id>. HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 are supported, with username/password or IP allowlist authentication. Each product has its own tutorial in this section; start from the list below.
Next steps
Open the tutorial for the product you chose, check pricing, or read the setup guide. Use proxies for lawful work only; see the acceptable use policy.
More tutorials
- Mobile 4G/5G proxies: buy, connect and change IP 2:28 min
- Rotating mobile proxies: buy, set up and generate 2:52 min
- Rotating residential proxies: buy, choose a pool, connect 3:16 min
- Rotating datacenter proxies: set up and check 1:24 min
- Long-term residential & mobile IPs: buy one IP and keep it 1:59 min
- Static IPs: one dedicated address that never changes 1:40 min
- Static residential ISP IPs: a home-provider IP that stays yours 1:35 min
- VPS and dedicated servers: choose and configure 1:08 min
Frequently asked questions
Rotating datacenter proxies start lowest per gigabyte, from $0.29/GB at 10 TB, with 1 GB at $0.66. Residential proxies start at $4.50 for 5 GB and fall to $0.53/GB at 10 TB.
When sites block server IPs or change content by location. Residential proxies use real home connections and can be targeted by country, city or ISP.
Use rotating proxies for scraping many pages with different IPs, and static IPs when you need one stable address, such as for a login. See rotating vs sticky proxies.
Yes. Proxies, 24-hour IPs, IP Vault and servers are paid from the same balance.