> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://doc.9http.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://doc.9http.com/en/faq/product-problem/how-do-i-choose-the-right-proxy-plan.md).

# How Do I Choose the Right Proxy Plan?

You can review the core capabilities of each 9HTTP proxy type to determine which best fits your business needs. Below is an overview of the proxy types offered by 9HTTP:

## **1. Dynamic Residential Proxies**

Uses genuine household IPs with automatic rotation, ideal for high-frequency, large-scale data collection scenarios.

* 90 million+ residential IP resources
* Starting at $0.55/GB
* Highly stable proxies with 99.9% service uptime

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[**Click here**](https://www.9http.com/pricing/residential) to learn more about Dynamic Residential Proxies
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## **2. Long Acting ISP Proxies**

Built on residential IPs assigned by real ISPs, keeping your online activity in long-lasting private sessions that are harder to detect.

* Stable connections, ideal for sustained sessions
* More cost-effective
* 99.99% uptime

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[**Click here**](https://www.9http.com/pricing/long-lasting) to learn more about Long Acting ISP Proxies
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## **3. Premium ISP Proxies**

A higher-tier proxy service built on Long Acting ISP Proxies, offering further improvements in IP purity, network quality, and stability.

* Higher IP purity
* Less likely to be identified or restricted
* High network stability and connection success rate

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Click here to learn more about Premium ISP Proxies（Please stay tuned）
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