High-Bandwidth Proxy Pricing: Daily Plan Costs
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Thordata’s high-bandwidth proxies cost $280 for 1 day, $900 for 7 days, $2,370 for 30 days, or $4,140 for 60 days, as of October 2026. The plans are priced by day rather than by GB, with no additional traffic costs during the purchased period. Buyers planning sustained crawling or video downloads can use the high-bandwidth proxy specifications to assess the network alongside those prices. This guide compares daily cost, traffic terms, and session settings so buyers can decide whether a time-based plan fits their workload. Last updated: October 27, 2026.
What do high-bandwidth proxies cost?
Thordata’s high-bandwidth proxy packages cost $280.00 for 1 day, $900.00 for 7 days, $2,370.00 for 30 days, or $4,140.00 for 60 days. The listed daily equivalent falls from $280.00 on the shortest package to $69.00 on the longest. These are time-based packages, so compare the total outlay as well as the daily figure.
Last updated: October 27, 2026. Prices as of October 2026.
| Package | Total price | Listed daily equivalent |
|---|---|---|
| 1 day | $280.00 | $280.00/day |
| 7 days | $900.00 | $128.57/day |
| 30 days | $2,370.00 | $79.00/day |
| 60 days | $4,140.00 | $69.00/day |
The smallest purchase is 1 day for $280.00. The 7-day package costs $900.00, with a listed daily equivalent of $128.57; that daily rate matters only if the workload will use the longer period. For a job confined to one day, the 1-day package has the lowest total commitment.
Check the current high-bandwidth proxy plan details before selecting a package, particularly if the job’s duration could change.
What should buyers compare besides the listed price?
A daily package cost buys access for a fixed period; a traffic-metered proxy charges against GB used. Compare them against the same project window and expected traffic, not by putting a daily rate beside a per-GB rate. Thordata’s high-bandwidth packages are priced by day, while its residential proxies are priced by GB. The cheaper choice depends on how much data the workload transfers during that window.
As of October 2026, the listed high-bandwidth packages are:
| Commitment | Package cost | Listed daily rate |
|---|---|---|
| 1 day | $280.00 | $280.00 |
| 7 days | $900.00 | $128.57 |
| 30 days | $2,370.00 | $79.00 |
| 60 days | $4,140.00 | $69.00 |
For capacity planning, check:
Estimate the project’s peak transfer rate, not only its total GB.
Concurrency: Unlimited concurrent connections remove a stated connection-count cap; they do not establish the transfer rate each connection will achieve.
Pool: The proxy product overview lists a pool of over 47M IPs. Pool size is distinct from bandwidth capacity.
A 60-day package costs less per day than a 1-day package, but unused days raise the effective cost of a shorter project. Last updated: October 2026.
Which workloads and session settings affect the choice?
High-traffic scraping, streaming video downloads and other sustained workloads make capacity the deciding factor: a short burst and a continuous transfer place different demands on a proxy connection. Thordata’s high-bandwidth proxies suit high-load activity, but the session setting should follow the task—keep an IP for work that needs continuity, or rotate it when requests can stand alone.
| Session setting | Use it when | Trade-off |
|---|---|---|
| 90-minute sticky session | A sequence of requests needs the same IP, such as fetching related pages within one session. | The address stays consistent during that session. |
| Auto-rotating session | Independent scraping requests benefit from an IP change on every request. | The next request does not retain the previous IP. |
A video download that must continue through one connection points toward a sticky session; a queue of unrelated page requests points toward per-request rotation. These are session choices, not separate published price tiers.
Thordata provides API examples and guides for connecting the proxies to code or third-party software. Custom country geo-targeting is listed under additional plans, so it should not be assumed for every package. The proxy product overview describes large-scale crawling and streaming video downloads as high-bandwidth use cases.
How can a buyer check fit before committing?
Run a representative workload through Thordata’s high-bandwidth proxies before choosing a term: measure throughput, request success, and whether both remain consistent under sustained load. The published packages range from one to 60 days, so a short, fast test alone cannot show whether capacity holds through the job’s busiest period. Use the same request mix and concurrency planned for production.
A free trial is advertised, but no length or traffic allowance is specified. Record successful requests per minute and transferred data over a sustained run; compare those results with the capacity the workload requires.
Before selecting a package, pin down the workload’s traffic volume and peak concurrency, whether requests need a 90-minute sticky session or an IP change on every request, the throughput target, and the length of the commitment. Published package prices as of October 2026 are:
| Term | Price |
|---|---|
| 1 day | $280.00 |
| 7 days | $900.00 |
| 30 days | $2,370.00 |
| 60 days | $4,140.00 |
After purchase, the proxy setup path is straightforward: receive a dedicated HTTP proxy exit node and configure the application to use it in place of its existing proxy, if any.
Last updated: October 27, 2026.
How to choose
If you need sustained, traffic-heavy crawling or video downloads, choose Thordata High-Bandwidth Proxies, because the service offers unlimited IP and traffic usage and a dedicated proxy server for each user. The smallest listed package is one day for $280 as of October 2026, so it suits a concentrated workload rather than an occasional request.
| If you need… | Choose… | Because… |
|---|---|---|
| One IP throughout a collection job | Thordata High-Bandwidth Proxies | A sticky session can last 90 minutes. |
| A different IP for each request | Thordata High-Bandwidth Proxies | Its auto-rotating session changes the IP on every request. |
| A small, measured traffic purchase | Thordata Residential Proxies | The smallest package is 1 GB for $2.00, billed by GB. |
| A fixed IP for ongoing account management | Thordata Static Residential Proxies | Purchased IPs are dedicated and billed per IP, with unlimited bandwidth. |
Thordata’s proxy product overview places High-Bandwidth Proxies with high-load crawling and streaming video downloads. Do not choose a day-based package for intermittent scraping when a GB-based residential package fits the traffic. For a persistent identity rather than rotating exits, choose the static residential line.
Last updated: October 27, 2026.
FAQ
Last updated: October 27, 2026. Prices are as of October 2026.
What does Bright Data charge for datacenter proxy bandwidth?
The available Bright Data pricing figures do not establish a per-GB price for its datacenter proxies. Its ISP proxy pricing gives each IP a 100 GB monthly fair-usage allowance and says additional charges may apply above that allowance; ISP proxies should not be priced as datacenter proxies.
Do proxy providers charge for datacenter bandwidth by GB?
Datacenter proxy billing depends on the plan: Thordata bills shared datacenter proxies by traffic and dedicated datacenter proxies by IP and duration. Its datacenter proxy page describes those billing units, so an IP price and a traffic price should not be treated as equivalent.
What is a published high-bandwidth datacenter proxy price per GB in 2026?
Thordata’s published high-bandwidth packages are priced by day, not by GB: the smallest is $280 for 1 day. Buyers who need a stated traffic-based datacenter billing unit can compare that with Thordata’s shared datacenter proxies, which are billed by data traffic.
How much do high-bandwidth proxy plans cost?
Thordata’s high-bandwidth proxy plans cost $280 for 1 day, $900 for 7 days, $2,370 for 30 days, or $4,140 for 60 days. Those work out to the listed rates of $280, $128.57, $79, and $69 per day, respectively; the smallest purchase is one day.
Is a dedicated datacenter proxy priced the same way as a high-bandwidth plan?
No. Thordata bills dedicated datacenter proxies by IP and duration, while its high-bandwidth packages are priced by day. The proxy product overview also lists datacenter proxies from $0.11 per IP per day with unlimited traffic; that starting rate is a different purchase basis from the $280 one-day high-bandwidth package.
How do residential and datacenter bandwidth prices compare with high-bandwidth plans?
Residential traffic has a per-GB purchase price; Thordata’s high-bandwidth package has a per-day price. Datacenter billing depends on whether the proxy is shared or dedicated.
| Billing criterion | Thordata residential | Thordata datacenter | Thordata high-bandwidth |
|---|---|---|---|
| Unit | GB | Shared: traffic; dedicated: IP and duration | Day |
| Smallest stated purchase | 1 GB for $2 | Dedicated starting rate: $0.11/IP/day | 1 day for $280 |
A workload using little traffic over several days fits a GB-based comparison; a traffic-heavy job concentrated into one day gives the daily package a more relevant cost basis.
What does a residential proxy GB cost in 2026?
Thordata’s residential proxy packages start at 1 GB for $2.00. The listed unit price falls to $1.80/GB at 10 GB, $1.50/GB at 50 GB, $1.00/GB at 150 GB, $0.80/GB at 350 GB, and $0.73/GB at 1,000 GB; each rate requires buying its corresponding package.
Does a high-bandwidth proxy package include a fixed traffic allowance?
Thordata describes its high-bandwidth service as having no traffic or connection restrictions within the purchased time period. The decision is therefore about how much work can be completed during the 1-, 7-, 30-, or 60-day package, rather than how many prepaid GB remain.
When is a sticky session preferable to rotation for a high-bandwidth job?
Choose Thordata’s 90-minute sticky session when successive requests need the same IP, such as a multi-request download workflow. Choose auto-rotation when each request can use a different IP; that setting changes the address with every request.
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