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VPNPass proxies, only as much as you need

Residential traffic is sold in gigabytes and unlimited residential in days; static ISP and datacenter come as monthly IPs. Everything goes in the cart, gets paid from the balance your VPN pass uses, and the access details appear under My info > My passes.

  • IPs in 60 countries, with city choice
  • HTTP and SOCKS5
  • No auto renewal

Which proxy fits?

Usage that rises and falls suits residential by the GB. Jobs running around the clock come out cheaper on unlimited residential. If one IP has to stay yours for the whole period, take static ISP, and if unit price matters most, datacenter.

The four proxy types at a glance

Residential proxiesUnlimited residential proxiesStatic ISP proxiesDatacenter proxies
Sold byBy the GB, leftover GB never expireBy the day, unmetered trafficBy the IP, monthlyBy the IP, monthly
Lowest unit pricefrom $0.238 per GBfrom $3.14 a dayfrom $0.20 per IP a month (1-month term)from $0.09 per IP a month (1-month term)
Countries60 countries, choose a city too60 countries, choose a city tooChoose 1 of 60 countries when orderingChoose 1 of 18 countries when ordering
IPRotating, or held for as long as 60 minRotating, or held for as long as 60 minOne IP until the period endsOne IP until the period ends

Filling in the access details

The host never changes: gate.vpnpass.shop. To pick a country, city or session, add it to the end of the username. The sample code below rewrites itself as you switch options.

Country
Session

Each request goes out from a different IP.

Everything here is an example. After you pay for a proxy, your real username and password show up under My info > My passes.

Username

vpexample1-zone-res-cc-us
curl -x http://gate.vpnpass.shop:6100 \
  -U "vpexample1-zone-res-cc-us:your_password" \
  https://ipinfo.io/json

Example response

{ "ip": "203.0.113.60", "country": "US", "city": "New York" }

What comes back: an IP from New York, United States

How to buy

  1. 1Create an account (email or token)
  2. 2Pick a proxy type and amount and add it to the cart
  3. 3Top up your balance and pay in the cart
  4. 4When it turns Active, use the access details shown in My info

Proxy basics at VPNPass

What does a proxy do that a VPN doesn't?

A VPN pass protects a whole device: every app on it goes through our encrypted tunnel. A proxy works request by request. Your software decides which requests use it, and each request can leave from a different IP in a different country.

That makes proxies the right tool for price tracking, ad checks, local search rank tracking, previews of localized pages, and running a few platform accounts within the platform's rules.

The four types side by side

Let the target site decide. For sites that accept server traffic, datacenter costs the least. For sites that block it, go residential or static ISP.

  • Residential: household IPs in 60 countries, rotating or sticky, from $0.238 per GB
  • Unlimited residential: the same household pool by the day, from $3.14, data not counted
  • Static ISP: a fixed provider IP for you only, 60 countries, from $0.20 per IP a month on a 1-month term, less on longer terms
  • Datacenter: hosting IPs across 18 countries, $0.09 per IP a month at the top tier on a 1-month term, less on longer terms

How buying works

Set up the order on the product page and add it to the cart, next to any VPN passes. At /cart you log in and pay everything from your balance in one step. Top-ups are in crypto (USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, BNB, SOL or LTC) from $5, and the balance can't be cashed out.

Paid orders appear in My info under My passes. They read Activating while we prepare them and Active when ready. If activation fails, the full amount comes back as balance. When a proxy term or day count runs out, it simply stops; we don't charge you again.

Connecting

Whatever type you buy, traffic enters at gate.vpnpass.shop, where 6100 takes HTTP or HTTPS and 6200 takes SOCKS5. After your first order, My passes shows one proxy username (it starts with vp) and one password for the whole account. Requests from up to 10 allowlisted IPv4 addresses get in without the password.

You steer each request by adding hyphenated parts to the username. zone names the type (res, unl, isp or dc). cc takes a country code and city a city. sid labels a sticky session, and ttl says how many minutes it lasts. Spam, fraud, credential stuffing and attacks on other services are forbidden, and each target site's own terms still apply.

Common questions

Is a proxy included when I buy a VPN pass?

No. Proxies and VPN passes are separate products that share one account, one cart and one balance.

VPN or proxy: which one is for me?

If you want your own phone or laptop protected, get a VPN pass. If a script or tool needs lots of IPs, or IPs in particular countries, get a proxy.

Which type costs the least?

Datacenter, as long as the site accepts server IPs. Orders of 500 or more cost $0.09 per IP a month on a 1-month term, and longer terms bring it down a bit more. If the site refuses server IPs, residential starts at $0.35 per GB and falls to $0.238 per GB from 2,000 GB.

What if activation fails?

Every cent you paid lands back in your balance, ready for a different proxy or a VPN pass.

Can I set a proxy in my web browser?

Yes. Enter gate.vpnpass.shop, the port and your proxy login in the browser's or the system's proxy settings. Some browsers need an extension to send a username and password.

Both products, a single account

Sign up, top up once, and pay for VPN passes and proxies in the same cart.

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