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Residential proxies come down to a bandwidth number or a country. One supplier sells monthly residential proxy plans at 1GB, 10GB, 50GB and 100GB, with a separate uncapped month alongside them, all drawing on the same household pool with country targeting and sticky sessions. A second set runs dedicated lines in Vietnam on 1, 7 and 30 day terms that change the exit address every three minutes. A third rents a worldwide mix on a two-minute default rotation. Read the term before the size, because a day pass and a monthly quota run out on completely different clocks.
Residential Proxies
HHQ GrowthVietnam Rotating Residential Sharing Proxy, 30 day, unlimited traffic
Residential Proxies
HHQ GrowthProxy IP US socks5 proxy IP - native residential NTT type - includes ping0 and ping IP detection
Residential Proxies
HHigh Quality AccountsServer IPv4 proxies Russia with IP rotation every 2 minutes
Residential Proxies
HHigh Quality AccountsUS server IPv4 proxies with IP rotation every 2 minutes (rent 30 days)
Residential Proxies
HHigh Quality AccountsRent of residential proxies with a mix of countries (the whole world), rotation 2 minutes
Residential Proxies
HHQ GrowthVietnam Dedicated Rotating Residential Proxy, 30 Day, Unlimited Traffic (3-minute IP Rotation)
Residential Proxies
HHQ GrowthVietnam Dedicated Rotating Residential Proxy, 7 Day, Unlimited Traffic (3-minute IP Rotation)
Residential Proxies
HHQ GrowthVietnam Rotating Residential Sharing Proxy, 7 day, unlimited traffic
Residential Proxies
PProxy IPv4 Private Máy Chủ Saudi Arabia ( Thuê 30 Ngày )Vietnam Proxy Cư Trú Xoay Vòng Chia Sẻ, 7 ngày, lưu lượng không giới hạn
Residential Proxies
HHQ GrowthVietnam Dedicated Rotating Residential Proxy, 1 Day, Unlimited Traffic (3-minute IP Rotation)
Residential Proxies
HHQ GrowthVietnam Rotating Residential Sharing Proxy, 1 day, unlimited traffic
Four tiers and one uncapped month make up the metered side of this subcategory, and the size on the label is the only thing that changes between them.
| Plan | What the listing states |
|---|---|
| 1GB monthly | The entry quota. Sized for a short collection job or a handful of logins rather than continuous work. Validity is stated as 30 days from activation. |
| 10GB monthly | The same pool and the same country targeting with room for repeated result checks across a month. Nothing about the plan changes except the allowance. |
| 50GB and 100GB monthly | Above 50GB the sellers state that validity can stretch to 60 days, not 30. This is the only place on the ladder where the clock moves with the size. |
| Unlimited traffic, 30 days | The meter removed for one month. Residential proxies with unlimited traffic suit work you cannot forecast; a quota is cheaper when you can. |
The rest of the proxy stock is sold by time instead of by volume, and the two suppliers behind it work very differently.
Three listings sell a Vietnam residential proxy on 1, 7 and 30 day terms, each described as a genuine dedicated line with no bandwidth ceiling and an address that changes every three minutes. HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 are all named. Dedicated residential proxies are worth the premium when the exit address has to belong to your session alone and not to a pool shared with strangers.
One rental covers 30 days across a mix of countries with a two-minute default rotation, drawing on what the seller describes as over 1,500,000 addresses that are refreshed over time. It runs on HTTP and HTTPS. The same description states that throughput depends on whichever network the current address came from, and that the line is sold without refunds.
The tiered plans publish more about how sessions behave than most stock on this site, and the wording matters if you are wiring them into software.
Rotating residential proxies on the tiered plans change automatically as the pool cycles. The Vietnam lines move on a fixed three-minute interval. The worldwide rental defaults to two minutes.
Sticky sessions are named on every tiered plan. That is what lets you keep a single address for the length of a login instead of hopping mid-task, which is the failure mode that breaks account work.
The tier descriptions state that you set how long a session lasts on each request, so one plan can serve short rotating calls and long held sessions without a change of product.
Full API support is named on the tiered plans, along with compatibility with the BrightData.com API. Useful if you already have tooling written against that shape and would rather not rewrite it.
The tiered plans list HTTP and HTTPS. SOCKS5 appears on the Vietnam listings. Confirm this before pointing a SOCKS-only client at a bandwidth tier.
Sellers describe the pool as real residential networks instead of datacenter ranges. That is what separates these plans from the country IPv4 and IPv6 rentals sitting elsewhere in this catalog.
Every tier description names the same list of uses, and the list is specific enough to tell you when this page is the wrong one.
Named first in each tier. A residential proxy for web scraping is the case the quota model fits best, since you pay for pages fetched, not for hours the line sat idle.
Account management appears on both the tiers and the Vietnam lines. Sticky sessions are what make this workable at all, because an address that moves mid-login looks worse than no proxy.
Search result tracking, ad verification and price intelligence are all listed. These are high-frequency and low-volume jobs, which is exactly what a 1GB or 10GB allowance is sized for.
Nothing here is a client that tunnels a whole device. You receive credentials to point software at. If you want a subscription with an app behind it, the VPN brand pages in this catalog are the right shelf.
Everything in this subcategory is issued instantly from stock as a text record.
Two of these are about the stock; two are about how this subcategory is filed.
A number of listings filed here are social and dating accounts whose titles state that they were registered through residential proxies. They are accounts, not plans. The plans name a size, a country or a term in the title.
A monthly gigabyte allowance charges what you consume. A Vietnam day pass charges the calendar and ignores volume. Work out which of the two you can actually predict.
If your software speaks only SOCKS5, buy from a listing that names it rather than assuming a tiered plan covers it.
One rental rules out refunds outright and offers a free test instead. Use the test, and ask for it before the order and not after.
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Compare bandwidth tiers, Vietnam day passes and the worldwide rotating mix.
