Proxyon Launched Pay-As-You-Go Residential Proxy Service
The infrastructure provider now offers non-expiring bandwidth across a global network of 10 million IP addresses.
Updated on Sept. 30, 2026 in Data Centers
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Proxyon has launched a new residential proxy service featuring non-expiring bandwidth, allowing users to retain unused data for future projects. The service provides access to a network of 10 million residential IP addresses across 195 countries.
Why it matters
This model accommodates data collection requirements that fluctuate between projects, offering more flexibility than traditional subscription-based proxy services. It allows for granular targeting by city, state, and country for diverse operational needs.
The infrastructure supports targeting by city, state, and country while utilizing a pool of 10 million residential IP addresses. Proxyon also maintains dedicated datacenter proxies on enterprise-grade hardware and provides support for IPv6 proxies.
The players
Proxyon
A provider of proxy infrastructure that manages a global network of 10 million residential IP addresses and dedicated datacenter hardware.
The details
The service routes network traffic through residential IP addresses located on consumer devices, which helps simulate organic user behavior for data scraping or verification tasks. Customers purchase bandwidth and retain any unused portions, providing a cost-management mechanism that differs from typical monthly subscription quotas. The platform also offers enterprise hardware-based datacenter proxies alongside its residential network to cater to different throughput requirements.
Timeline
September 30, 2026: Proxyon officially announced the new service model.
The Tech Race
The residential proxy market has historically relied on rigid subscription tiers that often lead to wasted capacity for developers. This launch moves the industry toward a usage-based, non-expiring model that directly challenges incumbent providers requiring monthly commitments.
Users can now purchase bandwidth without the pressure of monthly expiration, making it easier to manage budgets for irregular data collection projects. The service is available now, providing users with the ability to route traffic through 195 countries using granular location targeting.
The takeaway
This change signals a broader trend toward consumption-based infrastructure billing for developers. Watch for competitors to potentially update their own bandwidth rollover policies in response to this non-expiring model.
Further reading
For more on the underlying infrastructure of global connectivity, visit our Data Centers section.
More information
View full technical specifications and service details on the Proxyon product information page.
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