Proxy traffic, prepaid by the GB.
Top up credit with USDC, create a username and password, and point your HTTP or SOCKS5 client at the proxy. Upload and download are deducted from your credit per GB.
Your wallet is your account: no email, no password. The REST catalog stays pay-per-call and never needs one.
Basic
The standard upstream pool.
Premium
A separate upstream pool.
- Billing
- Prepaid, per GB
- Top up
- USDC via x402
- Per top-up
- $5.00 – $20.00
- Credentials
- Up to 10 active
- Credit expiry
- Never
- Refunds
- Credit is non-refundable and never expires.
Basic or Premium
You pick the tier when you create a credential, and it can't be changed afterwards. Need the other tier? Create another credential. One account can mix both.
| Per credential | Basic | Premium |
|---|---|---|
| Price per GB | $1.50 | $5.00 |
| Upstream pool | Standard pool | Separate pool |
| Rotation | New upstream per connection | New upstream per connection |
| Protocols | HTTP (CONNECT and forward), SOCKS5 | HTTP (CONNECT and forward), SOCKS5 |
| Concurrent connections | 20 | 20 |
| Traffic counted | Upload + download | Upload + download |
| Change tier later | No | No |
10 GB × $1.50/GB
Three steps to your first request
- 1
Sign in with your wallet
Sign a message to prove the address is yours. No gas, no funds move.
- 2
Top up credit
Pay $5.00 to $20.00 at a time with USDC through x402. Credit never expires.
- 3
Create a credential
Add an optional label and pick Basic or Premium. Copy the password right away: it's shown only once.
Proxy sign-in isn't encrypted. HTTP and SOCKS5 send the username and password in the clear; that's a limit of the protocols. Avoid using your credentials on networks you don't trust.
REST API or proxy
REST API
- Price
- from $0.005 per call
- How you pay
- x402 on every request
- Account
- not needed
- Best for
- structured data from actors
Proxy
- Price
- from $1.50 per GB
- How you pay
- top up credit with x402
- Account
- your wallet
- Best for
- tools that speak user:pass
Before you top up
What happens when credit runs out?
Usage is billed every few seconds, so your balance can dip a little below $0. Once it reaches $0, open connections are closed within seconds and new ones are refused. That small overrun is taken from your next top-up, and your credentials work again as soon as you have credit.
Does credit expire?
No. Credit stays on your account until you use it.
Can I get unused credit back?
No. Top-ups are non-refundable, and credit never expires.
What counts as traffic?
Everything you upload and download through the proxy. Both directions are deducted at your credential's price per GB.
Which protocols are supported?
HTTP proxy (CONNECT and plain forwarding) and SOCKS5, both with username and password, on the same port. Proxy sign-in isn't encrypted by these protocols, so avoid untrusted networks.
How many credentials and connections can I have?
Up to 10 active credentials per account, and up to 20 open connections at once on each credential.
Can I set a spending limit per credential?
No. Every credential draws from your account credit. To stop one, revoke it; revoking is permanent.
Can I change a credential's tier?
No. The tier is set when you create the credential. Create a new one with the other tier, and revoke the old one if you no longer need it.
Does the upstream change?
Yes. Each new connection is routed through the next upstream in your tier's pool, in rotation.