Most unlimited proxy plans are monthly. You commit to thirty days whether your heavy work lasts thirty days or three.
Novproxy prices its unlimited traffic plan per day, per port, which is the most granular billing I have come across writing this series.
Why Per Day Per Port Is Clever
Two dimensions, and both of them match how heavy work actually behaves.
Per day means a three day job costs three days. Video downloads, media heavy collection and bulk archival tend to arrive in bursts rather than spreading evenly across a month, and monthly pricing bills the peak.
Per port means you scale parallelism deliberately. Need more throughput? Add ports. Need less tomorrow? Drop them. Your cost tracks your concurrency instead of being fixed at whatever tier you guessed at.
Together they let you spin capacity up for a heavy afternoon and back down again, which is how everyone would buy proxies if providers let them.
The Traffic Plan Alongside
For ordinary work there is standard per gigabyte pricing at a rate well under fifty cents, which is competitive at the sharp end of this market.
Static addresses are priced per IP at figures low enough to be startling, with monthly options in low single digits.
The sensible pattern: per gigabyte for normal collection, unlimited by the day when you have something bandwidth heavy, static addresses for anything that needs to stay put. Three models, one account.
Certified as an ASN Provider
Novproxy describes itself as a certified data scraping and ASN provider, which is worth unpacking.
An ASN is a network block registered to an organisation. Being an ASN holder rather than a reseller means running your own network infrastructure rather than buying wholesale from somebody who does.
The practical consequence is control. When something breaks on your own network you fix it. When it breaks on somebody else's, you report it and wait. On the day it matters, that is the difference you feel.
Purity as the Selling Point
The word pure appears repeatedly, referring to how clean the addresses are rather than how many there are.
That is the right emphasis. An address's value is its reputation, and reputation depletes with use. A provider talking about purity is talking about the thing that determines your success rate.
There is a free trial, which is the only way to verify any of this against your own target.
Who It Fits
Novproxy suits bandwidth heavy work that arrives in bursts, anyone whose monthly unlimited plan sits idle most of the time, cost sensitive collection at volume, and users who want to scale concurrency up and down deliberately.
Who Might Look Elsewhere
There is no prominent dedicated mobile carrier tier, so if 4G addresses are what your target demands, look at a mobile specialist.
Light occasional users will find per gigabyte simpler, and the daily unlimited plan irrelevant.
Final Verdict
Novproxy has the most flexible billing in this series and the network ownership to back it up.
Unlimited traffic by the day and the port, competitive per gigabyte rates for ordinary work, remarkably cheap static addresses, ASN level infrastructure and a stated focus on address purity.
If your bandwidth spikes rather than flowing steadily, the daily unlimited plan is likely to cut your bill substantially. Test it on a real heavy job and check the addresses with our proxy checker.
