Least privilege by construction
The lease names the domains it may reach, carries a byte cap, listens on loopback only, and rejects private address ranges.
Residential egress / buying
A residential line, leased by the gigabyte at the rate its owner published, restricted to the domains you declare, capped at the bytes you bought, and returned with the meter reading.
$ handtohuman quote --offer offer_9f13… --units 100
{ "kind": "residential_egress", "unit": "gigabyte",
"unit_cents": 25, "total_cents": 2500,
"worker_cents": 2125, "source": "offer" }
allow_domains + byte cap↗The open number
Residential egress metered per gigabyte at the owner’s listed rate, with declared domains, byte caps, and a metered receipt.
| 100 GB at a 25c listing | $25.00 |
| Of that, to the line owner | $21.25 |
| Commercial residential proxy, per GB | $3.00 to $8.40 |
| Declared domains enforced | yes |
| Byte cap enforced | yes |
| Private address ranges | rejected |
Commercial residential proxy pricing runs 3 to 8.40 dollars a gigabyte depending on commitment, while the consumer networks that supply them pay the household 0.10 dollars a gigabyte. Rates read on 2026-08-31.
What you are actually promised
The lease names the domains it may reach, carries a byte cap, listens on loopback only, and rejects private address ranges.
An egress delivery is refused unless the evidence carries the metered byte count. You are billed against what the lease actually moved.
The rate does not depend on a monthly minimum you promised in advance.
A 25-cent listing pays the line owner 21.25 cents, twice what the consumer bandwidth networks pay. Supply nobody resents is supply that stays online.
How one order runs
Every step is a state in the ledger, and the escrow behind the order does not move until the delivery carries its evidence.
Money without mystery
Funding moves credit into escrow. Acceptance releases 85 percent of the total to the line owner and records 15 percent.
Escrow is funded before work starts and released only on acceptance. A dispute can refund, release, or split the exact total without creating or losing cents.
Read the execution pathOne contract
Declared domains, a byte cap, and a metered receipt on every order.
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