Unmetered Residential IPv4 Proxies: Pay for Speed, Not Gigabytes

A residential proxy sends your web requests through an IP address that an internet service provider assigned to a real home, so target sites see ordinary household traffic instead of a datacenter server. That authenticity keeps success rates high on stricter sites, which is why residential proxies are the practical choice for price and SEO monitoring, market research, ad verification, brand protection, and localized QA. ColdProxy's Residential IPv4 covers 195+ countries from a published pool of 70M+ IPs, with state and city targeting where available, rotating or sticky sessions, and HTTP, HTTPS, and SOCKS5 support. This unmetered plan gives you unlimited traffic at the Mbps speed tier you choose instead of billing by the GB; if usage is easier to forecast by volume, the GB-based Residential IPv4 plan covers the same network.

Unlimited traffic. You choose an Mbps speed tier and an hourly, daily, weekly, or monthly billing period. During that period there is no per-GB quota or charge, no usage threshold, and no throttling after heavy use; the speed tier you chose sets the maximum throughput.

Pick the tier by the speed your job needs, not by how much data you will move: traffic is unlimited on every tier. The tier also sets your concurrent connections: 500 for each 1 Mbps, up to 50,000 per plan you buy. A job that opens many connections at once may need a faster tier than its speed alone suggests. If you are not sure, start on a lower tier for an hour and watch the job. When speed becomes the bottleneck, use the Upgrade Speed option in your account to move to a faster tier; an upgrade can restart the proxy server in the background, so re-check your proxies before you resume the job.

Choose the unmetered plan when the same residential workflow runs often or its traffic is hard to predict, so paying for speed works better than buying monthly traffic packs. Choose the GB-based plan when usage is easier to forecast by volume; it uses the same network and controls.

Yes. ColdProxy's Residential IPv4 plans support rotating or sticky sessions, with sticky duration configurable from 5 seconds up to 24 hours.

Country targeting covers 195+ countries. State or region targeting is available in the United States, United Kingdom, Germany, Brazil, India, and Canada, and city targeting is available where local ISP supply exists.

Yes. The Residential IPv4 (Unmetered) plan supports HTTP and HTTPS over TCP, and SOCKS5 over TCP or UDP.

You can choose from 1 to 5,000 unique ports for the job. Treat 5,000 as the configurable upper bound, not as the required default.

Yes. ColdProxy supports both User:Pass and IP Auth authentication on its Residential IPv4 plans, and you can whitelist up to 50 IPs. IP Auth requests carry no username, so SuperPorts give a range of ports its own location and sticky session instead.

This plan is strongest for stricter public-data targets, price monitoring, ad verification, geo-sensitive QA, and other residential jobs that run often or move a lot of traffic.

Start with Premium Residential Geo Target IPv4 (Unmetered) when site strictness, residential reputation, and geo-targeting matter more than pure speed. Move to Datacenter IPv6 when the target publishes IPv6 addresses or is served by a supported CDN, and the workflow is speed-first, location-based, and already works well on datacenter infrastructure.

Need a different speed or traffic allowance? Contact us through the channels on our website so we can assess whether a custom plan is possible.

The cleanest live test path is to start with the shortest public billing period that fits your workflow and verify the output with the free Proxy Checker. Free trials may be available after individual review. Tell us what you want to test and the capacity you need on Telegram or in a support ticket. We assess each request and confirm availability and trial terms before providing access.