USA Residential Proxies: Rotating and Sticky American IPs from $0.80/GB
From $0.80/GB · 49 states + DC, city and ASN targeting · Free 100 MB trial
USA residential proxies route your traffic through real American home connections, so US websites serve you the same pages, prices and results they show a local visitor. At Quantum Proxies you pay per gigabyte, from $1.00/GB at 25 GB down to $0.80/GB at 1,000 GB, pick a state, city or ASN in the proxy username, and choose rotating IPs or sticky sessions over HTTP, HTTPS or SOCKS5.
- $0.80 per GB Residential Basic at 1,000 GB
- 90M+ residential IPs worldwide, 200+ countries
- 49 + DC US states selectable, plus city and ASN
- 100 MB free trial, 5 days, no card
What USA residential proxies are
A residential proxy is an IP address assigned by a consumer internet provider to a real household device. When you send a request through it, the website sees a visitor on a US home connection in that provider's range, not a server in a datacenter. That is what makes the American version of the product useful: US shops, search engines, streaming catalogues and ad networks decide what to show you from the IP's location and registration, and a residential US IP puts you on the same footing as any local user.
Our residential pool holds 90M+ IPs across 200+ countries, and the United States is the deepest slice of it. You buy traffic by the gigabyte, not by the IP: every request can leave from a different American address, or you can hold one for a sticky session. Both tiers, Residential Basic and Residential Premium, draw from the same pool; the difference is targeting depth, session length and price.
Target the US by state, city or ASN from the username
Location is not a separate product or a checkout option. You write it into the proxy username and the gateway picks a matching IP. The location tree covers 49 US states plus the District of Columbia (every state except Vermont), with cities under each state and ASN selection for jobs that must exit through one particular provider.
The dashboard generator builds the string for you, but the format is simple enough to script: USER-country-us is the whole country, USER-country-us-region-california one state, USER-country-us-region-california-city-los_angeles one city. Codes are lowercase with underscores (new_york_city, san_antonio). An unknown code fails the request rather than silently routing you elsewhere.
- Country: -country-us, rotating across the whole US pool
- State: -region-texas, -region-florida, -region-new_york, 49 states plus DC
- City: -city-los_angeles, -city-new_york_city, -city-miami under the matching state
- ASN: a specific US provider number, for jobs tied to one carrier's range
- Session: -sid-<id> and -ttl-<minutes>m keep the same IP for the length of a task
USA residential proxy pricing per GB
US traffic costs the same as any other country. Residential Basic is the pay-as-you-go tier: $1.00 per GB from 25 GB to 100 GB (25 GB for $25, 50 GB for $50, 100 GB for $100), $0.90 per GB at 500 GB ($450) and $0.80 per GB at 1,000 GB ($800). Plans stay valid 90–360 days, and everything you do not use in a week is still there next month.
Residential Premium is priced for finer targeting and longer sessions: 1 GB for $4, 5 GB for $17.50, 10 GB for $30, 25 GB for $70, 100 GB for $250 ($2.50/GB) and 500 GB for $1,100 ($2.20/GB). The 1 GB plan lasts 30 days, the rest 90. Both tiers run on a wallet you top up from $5 by card, PayPal, USDT or 300+ cryptocurrencies with no KYC; the balance never expires and there is no subscription to cancel.
What people run on US residential IPs
Most jobs come down to one question: what does this US site show to someone in this state or city right now? A residential IP in the right place answers it directly, and rotation lets you ask thousands of times without every request coming from one address.
- Localized SERP checks: Google, Bing and Maps results as seen from Austin, Denver or Miami, for your own rank tracking
- Price and availability checks on Amazon.com, Walmart, Best Buy and regional chains that price by ZIP
- Ad verification: confirm your campaigns render on the right US placements, with the right creative, in the right state
- QA of US-only content: geo-gated pages, US catalogues, checkout flows and compliance notices as an American visitor
- E-commerce monitoring: competitor listings, stock levels, shipping estimates and buy-box changes by region
- Sneaker and retail purchases at retail from your own accounts, where the store expects a normal US home connection
Rotating or sticky: which US session to use
Rotating is the default. Each request leaves from a different US IP, so a crawl of ten thousand product pages is spread across the pool and no single address carries the load. Use it for search results, price grids, listing pages, ad checks and anything else where each fetch stands alone.
Sticky keeps one IP for a set time so that a site attributes a sequence of requests to the same visitor: a login, a multi-step checkout, a cart with a ZIP-based shipping quote, a session on a dashboard you manage. Residential Basic holds an IP from 3 minutes; Residential Premium holds it up to 120 minutes. Set the session ID and TTL in the username, run the task, let it expire. Both modes accept unlimited concurrent connections, so you can run rotating scrapers and a few sticky browser profiles from one account at the same time.
Set up USA residential proxies in 3 steps
You do not need a sales call or a minimum commitment. The free trial gives you 100 MB of Residential Basic for 5 days after a one-time SMS verification, which is enough to confirm the US exit and test your targeting strings before you buy.
- 1. Create an account at app.quantumproxies.io, claim the free trial in Settings, or top up the wallet with any amount from $5.
- 2. Open the proxy generator, choose Residential, United States, then the state, city or ASN you need, and pick rotating or sticky with a session length. Copy the host:port and the generated username.
- 3. Paste the credentials into your scraper, browser profile, SEO tool or the Chrome extension. A curl -x request to an IP checker shows the American exit and its location; the REST API and MCP server do the same from scripts and AI agents.
When a US ISP or mobile proxy fits better
Residential per-GB traffic is the right default, but two neighbours cover what it does not. If an account or tool must see the same American IP every day and you would rather not meter bandwidth, USA ISP proxies give you a dedicated static residential-range IP from $2.50 per IP per month with unmetered traffic. If the target is a consumer mobile app or a site that treats carrier traffic differently, USA mobile proxies exit through T-Mobile, AT&T or Verizon 4G/5G IPs from $5 for 1 GB, with sticky sessions up to 24 hours.
Many customers combine them: a handful of static ISP IPs for accounts, the rotating residential pool for collection, mobile for the few targets that need a carrier IP. All three sit on the same wallet, dashboard and REST API, and every product is covered by 24/7 support and the 99.9% uptime SLA.
US targeting examples
| Goal | Username targeting | Session |
|---|---|---|
| Whole US, one IP per request (SERP and price grids) | USER-country-us | Rotating |
| California only, hold the IP for a checkout flow | USER-country-us-region-california-sid-cart01-ttl-30m | Sticky, 30 minutes |
| New York City results and listings | USER-country-us-region-new_york-city-new_york_city | Rotating |
| Exit through one specific provider (e.g. a major cable ISP) | USER-country-us + ASN selected in the generator | Rotating or sticky |
| Texas price checks across many shops | USER-country-us-region-texas | Rotating |
| Florida account work on your own profiles | USER-country-us-region-florida-city-miami-sid-acct01-ttl-60m | Sticky, 60 minutes |
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these real US residential IPs?
Yes. The addresses belong to consumer internet providers in the United States and are assigned to real household devices, so a site geolocating the IP sees a US home connection, not a hosting range. They come from the same 90M+ residential pool that covers 200+ countries; you select the US, and optionally a state, city or ASN, in the proxy username.
Can I pick a US state or city?
Yes. The location tree lists 49 states plus the District of Columbia (every state except Vermont) and cities under each state, with ASN selection on top. Add -region-<state> and -city-<city> to the username, using lowercase codes with underscores such as region-california-city-los_angeles, or let the dashboard generator build the string for you.
Should I use rotating or sticky sessions?
Rotating for jobs where each request stands alone: search results, price pages, listings, ad checks. Sticky when a site must see one visitor across several steps: logins, carts, checkouts, dashboards. Residential Basic holds an IP from 3 minutes, Residential Premium up to 120 minutes; you set the session ID and TTL in the username and can mix both modes on one account.
How much do 10 GB of US residential traffic cost?
On Residential Premium, 10 GB costs $30 and stays valid 90 days. Residential Basic starts at 25 GB for $25 ($1.00/GB), so if you expect to use more than 10 GB over time it is the cheaper entry, and it drops to $0.90/GB at 500 GB and $0.80/GB at 1,000 GB. US traffic is billed at the same rate as every other country.
Is there a free trial for USA residential proxies?
Yes. Every account can claim 100 MB of Residential Basic traffic, valid 5 days, at no cost and with no credit card; you unlock it with a one-time SMS verification in the dashboard (Settings, Free Trial). It works with US targeting, so you can test the state and city strings before you top up. The trial covers the residential pool only, not ISP or mobile.
Do you offer US ISP or mobile proxies as well?
Yes. USA ISP proxies are dedicated static residential-range IPs from $2.50 per IP per month with unmetered bandwidth, for accounts and tools that need one fixed address. USA mobile proxies exit through T-Mobile, AT&T and Verizon 4G/5G IPs from $5 per GB, with carrier, state and city targeting and sticky sessions up to 24 hours.
Which US websites work with residential proxies?
Most of them, because the request arrives from a normal American home connection. We do not guarantee access to any specific site or publish success rates: some platforms add checks beyond the IP, such as browser fingerprinting or login history, and their rules are theirs to set. Use the free 100 MB trial to test your own targets before buying, and keep to your own accounts and public data.
Sources
- Internet geolocation (Wikipedia)
- Autonomous system (Wikipedia)
- Using Whois (ARIN)
- RFC 1928: SOCKS Protocol Version 5
- Managing multi-regional and multilingual sites (Google Search Central)
Related
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- Residential Basic Proxies
- USA ISP Proxies
- USA Mobile Proxies
- Free Trial Proxies
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