Most providers sell bandwidth. ProxyTee does not sell bandwidth at all.

Every plan, from the cheapest to the most expensive, comes with unlimited bandwidth. What changes as you move up is capacity, not allowance.

Why That Makes Pricing Legible

Per gigabyte pricing has a quiet problem: your bill is a function of your success.

Optimise your scraper, collect more, pay more. People end up throttling their own work to protect an allowance, which is a strange thing to be doing.

It also makes forecasting hard. You cannot know next month's bill until next month happens, which is uncomfortable if somebody has to approve it.

A flat monthly rate removes both problems. You know the number in advance, and you stop rationing requests. The only optimisation left is the one worth doing, which is getting better results.

A Clear Ladder

Plans run from a modest monthly figure at the bottom to four figures at the top, in clean steps.

That structure makes the decision simple. Work out how much concurrency you need, pick the tier that supports it, and stop thinking about data entirely.

The usual question with any unlimited plan still applies: what is capped instead. Threads, sessions, concurrent connections. Check those numbers before buying, because that is where unlimited plans quietly stop being unlimited, and it is what the tiers are really selling you.

Genuine Mobile Network Access

Alongside the residential pool there is mobile access on real carrier networks.

Mobile addresses carry the most trust of any type, because blocking them means blocking real phone customers. Having them available on the same account means you can escalate when residential stops being enough, without opening a second vendor relationship.

Datacenter sits underneath for work where speed matters more than appearance.

Where Unlimited Genuinely Wins

Worth being specific, because unlimited is not always the right answer.

It wins on media heavy targets, where a single image rich page can consume what a hundred text pages would. It wins on long browser sessions, where bandwidth accumulates quietly in the background. And it wins while you are still experimenting, because wasted bandwidth during development is normal and should not cost extra.

It loses if your usage is genuinely small. A few gigabytes a month is cheaper metered, and no flat rate competes with that.

Who It Fits

ProxyTee suits anyone whose bandwidth bill has become uncomfortable, media heavy collection work, teams who need a predictable monthly figure to budget against, and people running long automated browser sessions.

Who Might Look Elsewhere

Light occasional users will pay more here than on a pay as you go provider. Unlimited only pays off past a threshold.

Enterprise buyers wanting formal SLAs and named account management should look at the larger platforms.

Final Verdict

ProxyTee has made one clear decision and built a simple, legible product around it.

Unlimited bandwidth on every plan, a clean pricing ladder, rotating residential with genuine mobile network access, datacenter underneath and a free trial.

Do the arithmetic on your current bill first. If you are past the crossover point, this removes a whole category of decision from your working life. Verify the addresses with our proxy checker before you commit to a tier.