Unmetered traffic
Transferred GB is not accumulated within the active port package.
Each port includes unmetered traffic and no concurrent-thread limit. Residential exits rotate on a fixed 3–30 minute cycle. Region selection applies to the package and cannot be configured separately for every port.
Each port carries a workload without GB or thread metering. Bandwidth remains the throughput boundary, while all ports in the package share the selected region and fixed rotation cycle.
Transferred GB is not accumulated within the active port package.
The service does not cap in-flight request threads on each port.
Choose sustained bandwidth according to workers and completion targets.
Every port rotates its residential exit on the selected fixed cycle.
All ports share the package location selected when extracting proxies.
Assign ports to projects or worker nodes while keeping package policy consistent.
Standard packages are purchased by port and period. Count simultaneously active workers, then measure real peak throughput to choose port quantity and bandwidth.
Traffic GB and in-flight threads are not metered. Region and rotation cycle remain package-level controls.
Port bandwidth, target response time, retries, client performance, and page resource volume still determine completed work.
Port packages are easier to budget when workers stay online, response bodies are large, or browser sessions generate sustained traffic.
Assign a residential port to each long-running browser worker.
Collect public regional pages without accounting for every transferred GB.
Use predictable port costs for pages and assets with larger response bodies.
Purchase the package without selecting a region. Choose one package region and a fixed rotation cycle when extracting proxies, then assign ports to workers.
Choose one supported region for all ports in the package when extracting proxies.
Select a fixed value between 3 and 30 minutes.
Map ports to projects or workers; each port has unlimited concurrency.
Add ports or bandwidth when sustained utilization approaches the package limit.
Available locations, inventory, bandwidth, and package options are subject to the current console and pricing page.
Use standard HTTP(S) or SOCKS proxy configuration. Track the assigned port, package region, rotation cycle, and bandwidth utilization for every production worker.
import requests
proxy = "http://customer-port-08:YOUR_PASSWORD@unlimit.residential.123proxy.cn:10253"
proxies = {"http": proxy, "https": proxy}
response = requests.get(
"https://target.example/data",
proxies=proxies,
timeout=20,
)
print(response.status_code)Validate the product boundary, package model, target behavior, and capacity with representative requests.
No. Traffic is not billed by GB, but every port has a selected bandwidth specification.
Each port rotates on the fixed package cycle selected between 3 and 30 minutes.
No. Each port has unlimited concurrent threads, although bandwidth and target response still limit throughput.
No. Purchase does not lock a region. The region selected when extracting proxies is shared by all ports in that package.
Yes. Unlimited concurrency per port fits browsers that load HTML, images, CSS, JavaScript, fonts, and APIs in parallel.
Estimate active workers, target region, rotation cycle, peak bandwidth, and service period before purchasing.