Floppydata vs Node4 Residential Proxies

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Node4 Residential Proxies provides residential proxy exits for location-specific data access and other proxy-enabled workloads. Residential plans cover more than 170 countries and support country, state, city, and ASN targeting. HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 are supported on paid plans; the free tier supports HTTP(S) only. The free tier never expires and requires no card, but is limited to 3 proxies, 1 GB per month, and 10 concurrent threads. Paid plans are billed monthly, starting with Residential 3 GB at $7.47 a month; Residential Entry is also listed at $7.47 a month with 3 GB and unlimited threads. Users can choose a new IP per connection or use best-effort sticky sessions without a set duration. The REST API has scoped keys, an OpenAPI specification, and a limit of 60 requests per minute per key. A dashboard reports bandwidth and requests by date range, proxy type, and country. Node4 says it does not inspect traffic or terminate TLS. Standard HTTP or SOCKS5 proxy clients can connect, with examples for several programming languages. The service supports API, Linux, macOS, web, and Windows.