Budget Unlimited

Shared residential proxies with unlimited bandwidth, sold by port block. It is the cheapest way to get started with ProxyOmega, and it suits high-volume scraping and automation on a fixed budget.

Connection details

Every Budget Unlimited plan connects to a single shared endpoint. When you buy, you are assigned a block of ports sized to your plan (5, 15, 25, 50, or 100 ports) from the range 10000 to 10099. Each port is an independent connection slot with unlimited bandwidth, so your total concurrency scales with how many ports you have: each port adds 140 concurrent connections, pooled across all your ports (5 ports = 700 connections open at the same time, account-wide). There is no requests-per-minute limit — only simultaneous open connections count, so a page load that fires hundreds of requests is fine. Add ports to raise the ceiling.

You can authenticate with a username and password, or add your server's public IP to your Whitelist for credential-free access. Both are managed in the dashboard. See Authentication for the full setup.

Quick connect

Point any HTTP client at the endpoint on one of your assigned ports and send your request. This example routes through port 10000 and returns the exit IP so you can confirm the proxy is working:

curl -x "http://<username>:<password>@residential.proxyomega.com:10000" \
     https://api.ipify.org

Replace <username> and <password> with the credentials shown in your dashboard. To spread load, send requests across your full block of ports (10000, 10001, 10002, and so on). The same host and credentials work for HTTPS and SOCKS5. Change the scheme:

curl -x "socks5://<username>:<password>@residential.proxyomega.com:10000" \
     https://api.ipify.org

Country and rotation are set per port

Budget Unlimited is configured in your dashboard, not through username parameters. Each port is set up independently under Budget Unlimited → Configuration: you choose the exit Country, the Rotation interval, and whether the port Auto-replaces its IP if it goes offline. Country targeting covers 200+ countries, with 70+ explicit country targets available.

Once a port is configured, you connect with your plain username and password — the port serves its configured country and rotates on its configured interval. There is nothing to append to the username:

# Connect on a configured port; it serves its dashboard-set country and rotation
curl -x "http://<username>:<password>@residential.proxyomega.com:10000" \
     https://api.ipify.org

Per-port configuration

Every port on your plan has its own settings, managed in the dashboard under Budget Unlimited → Configuration. You will see one card per subscription with a table of your ports; the columns are Port, Country, Rotation (min), Auto-replace IP if offline, and Action (a Save button per row). Each port is configured independently, so different ports can run different countries, intervals, and auto-replace settings side by side.

• Rotation interval. How often the port's default exit IP changes, from 1 to 1440 minutes (1 minute to 24 hours). Rotation is interval-based per port — the IP changes on the port's own schedule, never per request.
• Country. Each port has its own searchable country dropdown ("Random (any country)" by default). Saving a country change refreshes the port, and a new IP starts within about a minute. Saving a rotation-interval change on its own keeps the current IP.
• Auto-replace IP if offline. A per-port On/Off switch that saves immediately, no Save click needed (details below).

A Bulk actions block above the table applies one setting — country, rotation interval, or auto-replace — to all ports at once, with interval presets from 1 minute up to 24 hours. Applying one bulk setting leaves each port's other settings untouched.

The auto-replace switch

The Auto-replace IP if offline switch controls what happens if a port's current exit IP goes offline before its next scheduled rotation. This can happen at any time because exit IPs are real household connections — a device can disconnect or power down, so an IP occasionally drops mid-interval:

• On. The port moves to a fresh IP immediately, without waiting for the next rotation. Choose this when uptime matters most: scraping, monitoring, and any workload where a brief IP change is harmless.
• Off. The port holds its assigned IP until the next scheduled rotation, even if that IP briefly drops — the port may be temporarily unreachable rather than silently switching. Choose this when IP consistency matters more than uptime, such as logged-in flows that must not change address mid-window.

You can also inspect a port's current IP and next rotation time, or force a rotation, programmatically — see the Session API on the Public API page.

Pricing

Choose a port count and a duration. Each port adds 140 concurrent connections (threads) to your plan, pooled across all your ports — so a 50-port plan gives 7,000 concurrent connections. Add more ports to raise the limit. Bandwidth is unlimited on every plan.

Best for

• High-volume web scraping where you want fresh, rotating IPs.
• SEO and rank tracking across many countries on a predictable, flat cost.
• Automation and testing that needs concurrency but not a fixed per-GB budget.
• Cost-sensitive projects, where unlimited bandwidth means no surprise overage at any throughput.

Next steps

Last updated 10 July 2026