Your data usage report provides a detailed breakdown of how your Residential, Datacenter, and ISP Proxies traffic is consumed over time.
Reviewing it regularly can help you identify peak usage periods, spot consumption trends, and manage your data allocation more effectively. This allows you to plan, adjust your usage when needed, and avoid unexpected overages.
How to Generate a Data Usage Report for Residential Proxies
Open your Residential Proxies dashboard (1) and navigate to the ‘Statistics’ section. The interactive graph provides a visual representation of your proxy traffic. Select the time period (2) you want to review. Filter by website (3) if you want to analyze traffic for a specific domain, and choose your preferred unit of measurement (4), GB or MB.
Review the interactive graph to understand your traffic patterns over the selected period. You can also click ‘Download report’ (5) to export a full record of your usage data.
In the pop-up window, confirm or change the time period (6) and unit of measurement (7). Then, select your preferred decimal fraction (8) option: ‘All’ for no rounding, or 1 to 4 to round the total bandwidth to that number of decimal places. Click ‘Download data’ (9) to download and save your report as a CSV file.
What Your Residential Data Usage Report Includes & Means
Your downloaded CSV report contains the following columns for each entry:
Date - the date the traffic was recorded, so you can identify which days had the highest consumption
Hostname - the target website or domain accessed through your proxy, so you can see which sites are driving the most traffic
Port - the port used for the connection, which can be useful for technical troubleshooting or auditing specific connection types
Data - the amount of traffic consumed for that entry, displayed in your chosen unit of measurement
Measurement unit - the unit of measurement selected at the time of download, either MB or GB
Requests count - the number of requests made for that entry, which helps you identify whether high usage is driven by frequent lightweight requests or larger individual ones
At the bottom of the report, you will find the total data consumed and the total request count for the entire selected period. This gives you a quick summary of your overall proxy usage without having to calculate it manually.
How to Generate a Data Usage Report for ISP & Datacenter Proxies
Open your ISP or Datacenter Proxies dashboard (1) and click the order you want to check (2) under ‘Proxy Access’.
Note: 'Proxy Access' shows only your active orders. The 'ISP Orders' or 'Datacenter Orders' section below lists both active and expired orders. To generate a report for an expired order, use that section instead.
Navigate to the 'Data Usage' (3) tab. The interactive graph shows that order's proxy traffic for the time period (4) you select, shown in GB or MB based on your chosen unit of measurement (5). Narrow it down further with 'Filter IPs' (6) to check a single proxy, or 'Filter hostname' (7) to check traffic to one domain.
Once you've reviewed the graph, click 'Download report' (8) to export the data for that order.
A pop-up window will then ask you to pick a single IP or all IPs (9), confirm the time period (10), specify a hostname (11) if needed, and set your unit of measurement (12). Click 'Download data' (13) to save the report as a CSV file.
What Your ISP & Datacenter Data Usage Report Includes & Means
Once downloaded, your report lists each entry with these fields:
Date - when that traffic was recorded, helping you identify the busiest days
IP - the specific proxy IP that handled the connection, useful for auditing usage across multiple IPs in the same order
Hostname - the domain reached through that proxy, so you know which sites are generating the most traffic
Data - how much traffic that entry used, in the unit you selected
Measurement unit - MB or GB, based on what you chose before downloading
The total at the bottom of the report reflects the overall data consumed across the full period you selected, giving you a quick summary without manual calculation.
If you have any questions about your usage data, contact us at [email protected].