Residential

Premium and Pro

Residential proxies come in two plans. Premium is the main pool, with the most cities and UDP over SOCKS5. Pro is a separate premium pool with provider targeting, sticky sessions up to 7 days and a choice of entry server. Each plan has its own gigabyte balance.

Updated 25 October 2026

How the plans differ#

PremiumPro
Gatewaypremium.proxya.copro.proxya.co, or one of 14 entry servers
Targeting goes intoThe usernameThe password
Country and cityYes, the most countries and the longest city listsYes, fewer countries and cities
Internet providerNoYes, picked from a list
Sticky session1 to 1000 minutes1 to 10080 minutes (7 days)
PortsHTTP ports, SOCKS5 ports and port 5555 for both102 ports, each takes HTTP and SOCKS5
UDP over SOCKS5YesNo
Extra switchesNonePremium pool, Skip ISP, For mail (IMAP)
"Proxy for test" offerYesNo

Prices for both plans are on the residential proxies page. Pro costs more per gigabyte.

Two balances#

Each plan keeps its own gigabyte balance. Premium lines spend only Premium traffic and Pro lines only Pro traffic, and nothing moves between the two. The Premium / Pro switch at the top of the residential page picks the plan for both tabs at once: what you buy on a plan is what its generator spends.

A Pro line#

pro.proxya.cogateway:13100port:USERusername:PASSpassword_country-DEcountry_city-berlincity_session-a1b2c3d4session_lifetime-60mminutes
On Pro the targeting rides in the password, joined with underscores. The username is the same on every line.
Text
# rotating, United States
pro.proxya.co:12345:USER:PASS_country-US

# sticky for 60 minutes, Berlin
pro.proxya.co:13100:USER:PASS_country-DE_city-berlin_session-a1b2c3d4_lifetime-60m

# one home provider, home devices only
pro.proxya.co:54321:USER:PASS_country-US_isp-comcastcablecommunicationsllc_skipispstatic-1

Pro options in the generator#

  • Provider. After a country is chosen, pick a home internet provider from the list, the most widespread first. See provider targeting.
  • Premium pool. A smaller pool of higher-quality addresses.
  • Skip ISP. Leaves out static ISP addresses, so the exit is always a home device.
  • For mail (IMAP). A separate narrow pool for mail clients. Ordinary sites do not open through it. Port 25 and SMTP stay closed on every plan.
  • Server. By default lines use pro.proxya.co, which sends you to the nearest entry point. Pick one of the 14 entry servers in Europe, the US or Asia to fix where your traffic enters. Its IP replaces the hostname in the line, and the exit country stays the one you chose.

Which one to choose#

  • Premium for most scraping and monitoring, when you need UDP (QUIC, calls, games) or the widest choice of cities, and when the price per gigabyte matters most.
  • Pro when the exit has to be a particular home provider, when a sticky IP should hold for days, or when you want to fix the entry region.
  • For a static address that stays yours for weeks or months, residential is the wrong product: use ISP proxies.

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