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Proxy Plans: How to Choose the Optimal Plan

We offer flexible proxy plans that can satisfy various needs of our clients. Review the possible plan options and choose the one suitable for your use.

Types of Seyare Proxy Plans

Pay-per-Use Plans (per Gigabytes)

Pay-per-use plans allow you to pay only for the traffic actually used. This plan is ideal for users who cannot predict their traffic volume in advance or who want to control proxy service expenses.

• IP Address Types: several IP address types are available depending on your needs:

  • Mobile IPs - used for anonymity and bypassing geo-blocks.
  • Residential IPs - provide IP addresses registered in ordinary users’ homes, ensuring a high degree of anonymity.
  • Server IPs - stable connection and high speed.

• Flexibility: in pay-per-use plans, you pay only for the traffic actually used, giving you greater flexibility in expense management.

Unlimited Plans

Unlimited plans provide you with unlimited traffic, but with a limit on the number of simultaneously open TCP connections. This means you can use proxy servers for large traffic volumes, but with a limit on the number of active connections.

• Advantages: unlimited traffic allows you not to worry about sudden traffic increases or exceeding limits, which is ideal for users working with large data volumes or multitasking projects.

• Limitations: the number of parallel TCP connections may be limited (for example, 500 or 1000 connections). This limitation is important for proper system operation and preventing server overload.

How to Choose a Proxy Service Plan?

Choosing a tariff plan depends on your specific needs and usage scenarios. We recommend focusing on the following criteria:

1. Your traffic volume needs:

   • Pay-per-use plan (per gigabytes): ideal for users who cannot accurately predict traffic volume. You pay only for the data actually used, allowing you to control expenses. This plan is suitable for users with variable traffic or those who use the proxy server only periodically.
   • Unlimited plan: if you need to use proxy services constantly or work with large data volumes, the unlimited plan is the best option. It eliminates the need to monitor traffic consumption, but it’s important to consider the limit on the number of active connections.

2. Required number of simultaneous connections:

   • For users who need many active connections simultaneously (for example, for parsing or processing multiple requests), choosing an unlimited plan will be more suitable. It’s important to remember that exceeding the connection limit may lead to their blocking, so choose a plan depending on how many connections you really need.

3. Special business requirements:

   • For large companies and business clients who need a high level of reliability and service quality guarantees, the Enterprise plan is ideal. This plan provides additional benefits such as dedicated IP addresses, SLA (service level agreement), priority technical support and individual billing terms.
   • The Enterprise plan is suitable for those who actively use proxy services for critical business processes such as marketing automation, data analysis, security or traffic anonymization.

Table: Plan Comparison

Additional Information

TCP Connection Limit

Unlimited plans include a limit on the number of simultaneous TCP connections. This limit helps efficiently distribute load on servers and prevent overload, ensuring stable operation for all users.

• How the limit works: if the plan has a limit, for example, on 500 TCP connections, this means that only 500 active connections will be available simultaneously. When this limit is exceeded, new connections will be rejected until space is freed up.
• Recommendations: for optimal operation with unlimited plans, it’s important to properly close connections after use. If you use your own software to work with proxies, configure it so that connections are closed automatically when they are not active.

Traffic Accounting by Bytes

Plans based on traffic consumption account for every transmitted and received byte. This means you pay only for the data volume actually used, without rounding or additional charges.

• Advantages: this allows you to accurately control your expenses. For example, if you transmitted 1024 bytes, exactly 1024 bytes will be counted, not 1 kilobyte. This eliminates situations where you pay for data you didn’t actually use.
• Calculation transparency: we strictly monitor accurate traffic accounting, allowing you to avoid unnecessary overpayments for unused data.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which plan to choose for business?

For businesses that need stability, reliability and a high level of service, we recommend choosing the Enterprise plan. This solution includes dedicated IP addresses, SLA, priority support and individual terms.

How to control traffic expenses?

If you want to control traffic expenses and cannot accurately predict data volume, choose the pay-per-use plan (per gigabytes). This will allow you to pay only for the traffic actually used, without extra expenses.

How does the TCP connection limit work?

The TCP connection limit helps control server load and maintain stable proxy service operation. When the limit is exceeded, new connections will not be established until old ones are closed. To avoid problems with exceeding the limit, make sure your software correctly closes inactive connections.