Rotating US IPv6 residential.
Residential IPv6 addresses in the United States, rotating, at $0.21 a gigabyte. No targeting to configure and no sessions to manage: one endpoint, HTTP or SOCKS5, and rotating US addresses.
USER:PASS@gate-us.vaultproxies.com:30No country token, no session token: the username is all there is.
Read this first: US exits only, no targeting, no sticky sessions
Every IPv6 Residential address is in the United States and the plan always rotates. Need another country, or one address held for a while? IPv6 Datacenter runs our own subnets in several countries, with sticky sessions up to 24 hours, from $0.15/GB.
One job, done simply.
Rotating US residential IPv6, priced per gigabyte.
US addresses
Every exit is in the United States. There is no country, state or city targeting on this plan, so there is nothing to configure and nothing to get wrong.
Rotating by design
Addresses rotate and there is no session option. Need to hold one IPv6 address? IPv6 Datacenter keeps a session for up to 24 hours.
Low per-GB price
$0.21 a gigabyte, a fraction of the IPv4 Residential rate, and the bandwidth never expires.
Residential IPv6
Residential addresses rather than a datacenter range, for US targets that look at where an address comes from.
US targets that speak v6.
Dual-stacked US sites
Sites behind the large CDNs commonly publish AAAA records, so they are reachable over IPv6 from a US address.
US search and price checks
Results, listings and prices as a US visitor sees them, from a rotating residential address.
Stateless scraping
Crawls where each request can come from a different address and nothing needs to stay logged in.
High volume on a budget
At $0.21/GB with no expiry, large US jobs on IPv6-capable targets cost a fraction of IPv4 Residential.
IPv6 Residential vs. the rest.
IPv6 Residential does one thing: rotating US residential IPv6 at a low per-gigabyte price. When you need another country, or a session that holds, another plan fits better.
Same code, a US v6 address.
Swap the host, keep your stack. Plain user:pass auth, HTTP and SOCKS5 on one host, and nothing to add to the username.
gate-us.vaultproxies.com:30 · HTTPgate-us.vaultproxies.com:31 · SOCKS5US exits, no targeting tokensRotating, no session tokens
import requests
# IPv6 Residential: US exits, rotating. There are no country or
# session tokens on this plan: the username is used exactly as issued.
PROXY = "http://USER:[email protected]:30"
proxies = {"http": PROXY, "https": PROXY}
r = requests.get("https://api64.ipify.org?format=json", proxies=proxies)
print(r.json()) # -> a US address; IPv6 when the target is reachable over v6
# SOCKS5: the same credential on gate-us.vaultproxies.com:31IPv6 Residential, straight up.
Where the addresses are, what the plan does not do, and when another plan is the better buy.