Placing an order
You can buy more bandwidth (residential / mobile) or new ISP IPs in two ways — from the dashboard, or via the Orders API. This page is the dashboard flow.
Residential / Mobile — buying bandwidth
Left nav → Residential (or Mobile) → Buy traffic.
Pick a plan:
Pay-as-you-go — per-GB rate, no commitment
Starter / Pro / Business / Enterprise — bigger upfront commit, lower per-GB rate
Enter quantity in GB. The dashboard shows the unit price and total.
Click Order → confirmation modal → Confirm.
Bandwidth is added to your account immediately.
[screenshot: residential order form]
The bandwidth is shared across all sub-users of that product. To split usage between teams, use separate sub-users with per-sub-user usage caps.
ISP — buying static IPs
Left nav → ISP → Order new IPs.
Pick country.
(Optional) Pick city — available only in tier-1 markets (Locations).
(Optional) Pick a specific ASN — Comcast vs Charter etc. Premium ASNs cost more.
Pick quantity — minimum 1, maximum 5,000 per order.
Pick billing period — monthly or annual.
Pick which sub-user the IPs are bound to.
Order.
[screenshot: ISP order form with inventory preview]
After confirmation, the dashboard transitions to a provisioning state. T1 countries typically deliver in 1–5 minutes; long-tail countries can take up to 24 hours. You receive an email when ready.
What if inventory isn't enough?
The order form shows live inventory per city/ASN. If you request more than available, two options:
Wait — the order queues until inventory frees up
Substitute — the dashboard picks the closest city/ASN with inventory. Flagged in the email so you can audit.
Order from the API
Full API reference: Orders.
Payment
Orders use your account balance first, then your default payment method for the shortfall. To pre-fund, top up the balance under Billing → Payment methods.
If a payment is needed and your card is declined, the order fails with insufficient_balance. The dashboard shows the rejection reason — fix the payment method and re-order.
Cancellation
Bandwidth orders can't be cancelled once placed — the credits are non-refundable. For ISP batches you can release IPs anytime (no refund for the remaining period); see IP management.
Common pitfalls
KYC during a risk review — ordering is open by default. If your account is under a risk review, an order may be held until KYC is completed; you'll be notified if so.
Wrong sub-user for ISP — once a batch is bound to a sub-user, the IPs use that sub-user's password. Re-binding requires re-downloading the list.
City over-subscribed — if your monitor depends on a specific city, set the dashboard alert for low inventory under Settings → Alerts.
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