Residential Lite
Lowest priceStarting at
$0.44/ GB
- No UDP relay on Residential Lite
- SOCKS5 over TCP on every line
- Country targeting, 200+ countries
UDP residential proxies, a SOCKS5 relay for datagrams.
SOCKS5 lines on the Premium pool can open a UDP relay with one field, udp: true, for the tools that need it. Real-device exits, billed per gigabyte.
UDP residential proxies
Most proxies carry TCP only. This one relays UDP too.
RFC 1928, the SOCKS5 standard, defines a UDP ASSOCIATE command: the client asks the proxy to set up a relay, then sends datagrams to it, and the proxy forwards them from its exit address. On HProxy a Premium residential line generated with udp: true can open that relay. HTTP lines cannot, and Residential Lite lines do not offer it.
The exit is a real-device address, chosen by the same targeting as any other line: a country, and on Premium a state, a city or a network.
Residential Premium
FlagshipStarting at
$1.00/ GB
- UDP relay with udp: true on SOCKS5 lines
- Rotating or sticky, 3 to 1,440 minutes
- Country, state, city and ISP targeting
- IP whitelist, 150 addresses per plan
How to generate one
One field on a SOCKS5 line, nothing else to configure.
Ask for a SOCKS5 line and set udp to true. The line answers TCP as before, and a client that issues UDP ASSOCIATE gets a relay. Sticky works the same way: add stickyMinutes and the relay's exit holds for the session.
POST /api/v1/plans/{id}/generate
{"country": "US", "protocol": "socks5", "udp": true}
{"country": "US", "protocol": "socks5", "udp": true, "stickyMinutes": 60}What it is for
Tools that speak SOCKS5 with UDP, and only those.
The relay is for clients that implement UDP ASSOCIATE themselves. A client that only knows HTTP proxies will not use it, and a client that sends UDP without SOCKS5 will not reach it. Check the tool's documentation for SOCKS5 UDP support before you buy traffic for it.
This is a proxy, not a VPN: only the traffic your client sends through the line leaves from the residential address.
The other modes
Residential proxies, one page per way of using them.
Rotating residential proxiesSticky residential proxiesSOCKS5 residential proxiesBackconnect residential proxiesPay as you go residential proxiesISP targetingThe product page
Field names, limits and lane widths from the plan documentation. Prices are read from the live catalogue when this page renders.
Works with your stack, and with your assistant.
A REST API for buying and generating, the whole documentation as markdown for Claude, Cursor and ChatGPT, and the free tools as a CLI and as an MCP server at mcp.hproxy.com/mcp.
FAQ
UDP residential proxies
answered.
Answered from the plan documentation and the standards, not from a sales deck.
Ask supportWhich products support UDP?+
Residential Premium, on SOCKS5 lines generated with udp: true. Residential Lite, HTTP lines and the per-IP products do not open a UDP relay.
Does my tool need anything special?+
It needs to speak SOCKS5 and issue UDP ASSOCIATE itself. Most HTTP-only clients and most browsers do not; many game, voice and custom-protocol clients do. The tool's own documentation says which.
Is UDP traffic billed differently?+
No. Bytes through the relay draw from the same per-gigabyte balance as everything else on the plan.
Can I hold one exit for the relay?+
Yes. Add stickyMinutes, from 3 to 1,440, and the relay's exit address holds for the session.