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FAQs
No, all countries are charged the same rate per GB.
Refreshing data-center IPs will have a different cost depending on the type of IP.
- Refreshing dedicated data-center IPs: $0.5/refresh/IP
- Refreshing dedicated domain data-center IPs: $0.04/refresh/IP
- Refreshing shared data-center IPs: $0.02/refresh/IP
Some domains require special permissions or products.
In case you are not sure which product to use for your use case, it’s best to get your dedicated account manager or support team for a integration session.
Yes.
In the Zone page under the “Usage spent limit” column it is possible to limit your daily usage in 2 ways:
- Bandwidth(bytes)
- Money spent(Dollars)
Once you reach your daily usage the Zone will automatically be suspended.
The Zone limit is calculated every 15 minutes and will not take effect immediately so a Zone might go over it’s limit by 15 minutes of usage.
When the load is high statistics calculation may have a delay. In order to manually update the usage-statistics in your Zone, open the Zone by clicking on its name, go to the Statistics table, and press the recalc button near the desired date. Wait until the red “Loading…” notification at the top of the screen will disappear, and refresh the page. The stats will then be up-to-date.
Absolutely!
You can use Bright Data datacenter, ISP, residential, and mobile networks without monthly commitment.
Simply click the pencil next to the zone name and adjust the plan to ‘Pay-As-You-Go’
In case the ip type is pay per ip/dedicated type or gips, you will be charged for the ips allocated to the zone.
Bright Data offers a free trial to registered companies only.
The free trial can be used for all proxy networks, Web Unlocker, SERP API, and Web Scraper IDE. Other networks are not eligible for a free trial.
Yes, our datacenter and ISP plans cover unlimited data volume.
To manage your billing details, visit https://brightdata.com/cp/billing/settings. There, you can add new payment methods, delete existing ones, set a primary payment method for your account, and configure alerts for your balance.