Pay per GB proxies
How gigabytes are counted when you pay per GB, the 低价线路 and 优质线路 prices, how to estimate your volume and when leasing an IP costs less.
What happens to GB you do not use, how prepaid traffic differs from a monthly allowance, and what to check in any provider's terms.
Pay-per-GB means you pay for gigabytes, not for a period. Proxy302 sells rotating residential traffic this way on two lines, Budget and Premium, and the traffic you buy has no expiry. If you buy 50 GB and use 5 GB this month, 45 GB are still there next month.
A monthly allowance works differently. You pay for a billing period and the GB come with it. Some providers carry the rest over and some do not, and this page cannot tell you what a given provider does: it is written in that provider's terms or FAQ.
| Item | How you pay | What happens to the part you do not use |
|---|---|---|
| Prepaid GB (Proxy302 rotating residential) | You buy GB or a package for the Budget or Premium line | Nothing: purchased traffic has no expiry |
| Monthly plan with an allowance (other providers) | You pay each billing period for a set number of GB | Set by the provider's terms: it may be lost at renewal or carried over, so check |
| Billed from the wallet as you use it (Fixed ISP, rotating datacenter) | Traffic is debited from the wallet balance per GB | There is no allowance to lose; you pay for what passes through |
Source: Proxy302 product facts file, read 15 November 2026. The monthly-plan row describes the model in general, not a named provider; confirm in the provider's own terms.
It covers purchased rotating residential traffic. Traffic bought for one line, Budget or Premium, is spent by proxies of that line, so buy for the line you will actually use.
It does not turn a lease into traffic. A static IP is rented per IP for 1, 3, 7, 30, 60 or 90 days and the lease ends on its date, whether or not you used the IP much. Auto-renew for a lease is optional and can be switched off for each IP.
| Item | Budget line (US$ per GB) | Premium line (US$ per GB) |
|---|---|---|
| From 1 GB | 1.50 | 5.00 |
| 50 GB package | 1.42 | 4.74 |
| 100 GB package | 1.35 | 4.50 |
| 300 GB package | 1.20 | 4.25 |
| 500 GB package | 1.124 | Not listed |
Source: Proxy302 product facts file, read 15 November 2026; 1 PTC in the wallet equals US$1. Campaign prices are not included. Payment-channel fees are extra.
Find the sentence in the provider's terms or FAQ that says what happens to unused traffic at the end of the period. If you cannot find it, ask support before paying.
Work out whether you are buying GB (prepaid) or an allowance for a period (plan). The price page usually shows it: a per-month price means a plan.
Compare on price per GB you will really use. A plan that is cheaper per GB only wins if you use most of the allowance every period.
Buy the smallest amount first. At Proxy302 that is 1 GB, and there is no free trial. Run your real task and see how many GB it takes before you buy a bigger package.
It depends on the provider. At Proxy302, purchased rotating residential traffic has no expiry.
At Proxy302 there is no monthly cycle for prepaid traffic, so unused GB simply stay on the account. For another provider, read its terms.
No. The smallest purchase is 1 GB of rotating residential traffic or one IP for one day.
Yes. A lease runs for the term you chose, from 1 to 90 days, and ends on its date. Auto-renew is optional and can be turned off for each IP.
Yes. On the Budget line the price falls from US$1.50 per GB to US$1.124 per GB at 500 GB.
Product observation · Confirmed on:
Product facts file of the site, read 15 November 2026: purchased rotating residential traffic has no expiry; Budget line US$1.50 per GB and Premium line US$5 per GB with package prices; Fixed ISP US$3.50 per GB and rotating datacenter US$0.40 per GB billed from the wallet; lease terms of 1 to 90 days; no free trial.
Create an account, top up once, then pick rotating residential, static ISP or datacenter IPs and have one running in your browser within minutes.