Why does $499 cover about 71 GB, not 141 GB?

The pricing page shows 141 / 332 / 798 GB next to the 50%-off coupon rates. At list price ($7, $6, $5 per GB) the $499, $999 and $1,999 commitments cover about 71, 167 and 400 GB. Turn on the promo toggle to see the coupon figures for the first 3 months.

How is Bright Data bandwidth measured?

Bandwidth is the sum of request headers and data plus response headers and data. Retries, redirects and page assets increase it, so measure a sample of your target pages rather than relying only on HTML size.

Is any data uploaded?

No. These calculators and QR codes run in your browser.

Can these AI prices change?

Yes. Vendors change list prices often. Edit the $/1M or plan fields, and confirm on the official pricing page before you budget.

Is usage data uploaded?

No. Token and subscription math runs in your browser. Nothing is sent to a server.

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Bright Data Residential Proxy Cost Calculator

Enter residential bandwidth per month (or pages × average KB). The calculator compares pay-as-you-go with the $499 / $999 / $1,999 monthly commitments at list $/GB, shows usage above the commitment and picks the cheapest. 50% coupon optional (off by default). Estimates only; brightdata.com pricing prevails.

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Residential GB / month (leave 0 to use pages × KB)

Apply 50% promo coupon (RESIGB50, first 3 months)

…or pages / month

Avg transfer per page, KB (request + response)

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Plan	$/GB	GB covered by commitment	Above commitment	Total / mo

Formula: total = max(monthly commitment, GB × plan $/GB). List prices: Pay as you go $8 / GB (no commitment); $499 / mo at $7 / GB; $999 / mo at $6 / GB; $1,999 / mo at $5 / GB; over 1 TB custom. Usage above the commitment is billed at the plan rate by topping up your balance; unused commitment does not roll over. The pricing page's "141 / 332 / 798 GB included" equal the commitment divided by the 50%-off rate — at list price $499 covers ≈71 GB. The coupon is off by default because it is limited to the first 3 months. Bandwidth = request headers + body + response headers + body; retries and page assets add to it, so measure a sample. KYC is required for residential IPs.

Estimates only. Official list prices as of 2026-10-31 (Asia/Shanghai); the provider's pricing page prevails. Sources: Bright Data residential proxy pricing

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Why does $499 cover about 71 GB, not 141 GB?: The pricing page shows 141 / 332 / 798 GB next to the 50%-off coupon rates. At list price ($7, $6, $5 per GB) the $499, $999 and $1,999 commitments cover about 71, 167 and 400 GB. Turn on the promo toggle to see the coupon figures for the first 3 months.
How is Bright Data bandwidth measured?: Bandwidth is the sum of request headers and data plus response headers and data. Retries, redirects and page assets increase it, so measure a sample of your target pages rather than relying only on HTML size.
Is any data uploaded?: No. These calculators and QR codes run in your browser.
Can these AI prices change?: Yes. Vendors change list prices often. Edit the $/1M or plan fields, and confirm on the official pricing page before you budget.
Is usage data uploaded?: No. Token and subscription math runs in your browser. Nothing is sent to a server.

Bright Data Residential Proxy Cost Calculator

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