Instead of buying gigabytes, you rent a connection of a given speed, in megabits per second, for a number of hours or days. Everything you move inside that speed is included. The limit is real, though: it is the speed, not the amount.
This model only works where traffic is cheap to carry, which means datacenter addresses. It suits heavy, steady jobs against targets that accept them. On BooProxies the unlimited datacenter plan exits from the United States and can be rented by the hour, the day, the week or the month.
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Questions about unlimited proxy
What speed do I need?
Add up what your job moves. Ten megabits per second carries about 4.5 gigabytes an hour at full use, and a hundred carries about 45.
Is an unlimited plan really unlimited?
Traffic is not counted, so there is no gigabyte limit. The plan is limited by the speed you chose and by the date it ends.
Related terms
- Datacenter proxy
- A datacenter proxy uses an IP address that belongs to a hosting company. It is fast and cheap, and the easiest kind for a website to recognise.
- Proxy traffic
- Proxy traffic is the data that passes through a proxy, counted in gigabytes. Both what you send and what you download count toward it.
- Proxy latency
- Proxy latency is the extra time a request takes because it travels through a proxy before it reaches the website and comes back.