UNLIMITED BANDWIDTH MOBILE PROXY
Flat Rate -- No Per-GB Billing, Ever
While competitors charge $7-24 per GB, Proxy Poland gives you unlimited bandwidth* on a flat plan -- no per-GB metering. Fair use: up to 300 GB per 30-day period, whichever first. Scrape, stream video, run automation -- your bill stays the same within that allowance.
Unlimited Bandwidth* is for proxy operators, growth teams, QA engineers, and automation workflows that need mobile-network trust without fragile per-gigabyte metering. Proxy Poland solves setup, routing, rotation, and stable session control with dedicated Polish 4G/5G connectivity, clear protocols, and flat-rate plans with generous fair-use bandwidth for predictable daily work.
The unlimited bandwidth page clarifies the commercial model: the proxy is sold as dedicated mobile access with flat transfer, not a per-gigabyte residential pool. That matters for testing, monitoring and repeated automation where traffic volume is hard to predict before the job starts.
WHAT IS UNLIMITED BANDWIDTH*
The proxy industry's dirty secret: per-GB pricing turns every byte into a bill. A professional web scraping operation can easily consume 50-100 GB per day. At BrightData's $8.40/GB, that's $420-840/day for a single proxy. At Proxy Poland, the same workload runs on one flat plan from $2/day effective on the 30-day plan — without per-GB billing. Fair use: up to 300 GB per 30-day period, whichever first. No overage invoices for usage within that allowance.
WHY FLAT-RATE BEATS PAY-PER-GB
No bandwidth accounting
You do not have to constantly watch a per-GB meter. Scrape, stream, download within fair use: up to 300 GB per 30-day period, whichever first. Your dedicated 4G/5G modem is not billed by the gigabyte.
PREDICTABLE COSTS
Budget with certainty. Whether you move 1 GB or approach the fair-use allowance today, your flat rate doesn't change. No end-of-month per-GB surprises, no overcharges.
RUN MONITORS 24/7
Price monitoring, stock tracking, social media listening -- run persistent scrapers around the clock without watching a bandwidth meter tick up.
No artificial throttling
Some 'unlimited' plans throttle after a soft cap of a few GB. We deliver consistent 30-100 Mb/s within fair use: up to 300 GB per 30-day period, whichever first.
HOW IT WORKS
Choose your plan
Plans use canonical duration totals: $11 for 1 day, $30 for 7 days, $60 for 30 days, $150 for 90 days, and $250 for 180 days per proxy.
Get a dedicated modem or real Android phone with a real SIM card
Your proxy runs on a physical 4G/5G modem -- your bandwidth comes from the carrier, not a shared pool.
Use flat-rate data
Stream, scrape, download -- no per-GB billing. Fair use: up to 300 GB per 30-day period, whichever first.
Same price, always
Your bill is the flat daily rate. Usage within the fair-use allowance does not change the price.
FLAT RATE VS PER-GB PRICING
QUICK SETUP
Visit proxypoland.com/pricing and choose your plan duration
All plans include unlimited bandwidth* — no per-GB add-ons (*Fair use: up to 300 GB per 30-day period, whichever first)
Get your proxy credentials (HTTP, SOCKS5, OpenVPN, or Xray)
Start using your proxy — no per-GB meter; fair use applies
Track usage in your dashboard (for analytics and fair-use visibility)
FAQ
Is the bandwidth really unlimited?+
Marketing 'unlimited' means flat-rate access with no per-GB billing. Fair use: up to 300 GB per 30-day period, whichever first. Sustained usage materially above that allowance may be throttled or reviewed. The practical speed ceiling is still the 4G/5G link (30-100 Mb/s).
How much money can I save vs per-GB pricing?+
Example: 50 GB/day usage. BrightData at $8.40/GB = $420/day. Oxylabs at $20/GB = $1,000/day. Proxy Poland flat rate = $11 for 1 day. That's a savings of $418-998/day or $12,540-29,940/month on a SINGLE proxy.
Do you throttle after a certain amount of data?+
We do not meter for billing. Fair use: up to 300 GB per 30-day period, whichever first — sustained usage materially above that may be throttled or rate-limited so shared mobile infrastructure stays available. We do not soft-cap at 5-10 GB like some 'unlimited' competitors.
What's the high speed I can expect?+
30-100 Mb/s depending on carrier conditions, time of day, and network load. This is real 4G/5G throughput from a dedicated physical modem or real Android phone with a real SIM card. Peak speeds can reach 100+ Mb/s on 5G-capable modems.
Can I download large files through the proxy?+
Yes. There are no file size limits or download restrictions beyond fair use: up to 300 GB per 30-day period, whichever first. The proxy passes through all traffic.
Do Polish carriers throttle the SIMs after a usage threshold?+
Orange, T-Mobile, Plus, and Play apply fair-use policies on consumer unlimited tariffs, typically slowing peak-hour throughput after 300-500 GB/month per SIM. Proxy Poland uses business unlimited SIMs where the throttle threshold is higher and applied less aggressively. In practice you'll see consistent 20-80 Mbps down / 10-30 Mbps up on a healthy modem; sustained multi-TB scraping on one proxy can trigger evening slowdowns but not hard caps.
What's the realistic GB/day a single Polish 4G/5G mobile proxy can push?+
Typical sustained ceiling is 200-500 GB/day per proxy, depending on carrier load and cell-tower congestion. Burst can hit 1 TB/day on 5G modems on T-Mobile or Plus during off-peak hours. For reference: scraping 1M HTML pages averages 30-50 GB; a 24/7 video-quality session uses 25-40 GB/day. Plan capacity around 250 GB/day as a safe budget per proxy.
Are there fair-use boundaries that get my account flagged?+
There's no per-account ban for high usage, but a single proxy hitting 2+ TB/week consistently may be moved to a less-loaded modem to protect carrier-side reputation. Abusive patterns — sustained full-line saturation 24/7 for weeks, or behavior that triggers carrier-side abuse alerts (mass SMS, port scanning) — can result in modem reprovisioning. Normal scraping, automation, and streaming workloads stay well within tolerance.
What MB/s should I expect during peak hours vs off-peak?+
Off-peak (02:00-09:00 CET) typically delivers 8-15 MB/s down on 4G, 15-40 MB/s on 5G modems. Peak hours (19:00-23:00 CET) drop to 3-8 MB/s on 4G as the local cell tower fills with consumer traffic. RTT to Warsaw is 8-25 ms from EU clients, 110-140 ms from US East, 220-260 ms from US West. These are field numbers from the Warsaw data center — your mileage on a specific modem varies with cell load.
Does unlimited bandwidth apply to OpenVPN and VLESS, or only HTTP/SOCKS5?+
It applies to every protocol — HTTP, SOCKS5, OpenVPN, VLESS-Reality. There is no per-protocol cap. Note that encrypted tunnels (OpenVPN, VLESS) add 3-8% overhead from header encapsulation, so effective payload throughput is slightly lower than raw HTTP/SOCKS5. The carrier doesn't see the difference; all traffic counts as standard LTE/5G data on the Polish SIM.
Are uploads counted separately from downloads?+
No — both directions share the same unlimited budget and the Polish carrier counts them together. LTE links are asymmetric (typical 80 Mbps down / 20 Mbps up on 4G, 200 Mbps down / 50 Mbps up on 5G) so uploads are usually the bottleneck for tasks like image submission, video upload, or backup. If your workload is upload-heavy (>50 GB/day up), pick a 5G modem in your dashboard.
Can I run a 24/7 streaming or download workload through one proxy?+
Yes — there's no session timeout and no daily quota. A 24/7 1080p stream consumes about 60-80 GB/day, comfortably under the practical 250 GB/day budget. Continuous large-file downloads at full LTE speed will burn 600-900 GB/day, which approaches the fair-use ceiling on consumer SIMs. For sustained heavy download workloads, contact support to confirm modem capacity before committing to a 180-day plan.
*Fair use: up to 300 GB per 30-day period, whichever first.