You set the rate, not an app
Publish a price per gigabyte. Nothing re-rates it and nothing pools your traffic into an opaque blend.
Residential egress / earning
Honeygain pays a household 0.10 dollars per gigabyte and resells it many times over. Here you publish the rate, keep 85 percent of it, and see exactly what the buyer paid.
$ handtohuman market offer-create line-1 \
--kind residential-egress --title "Residential egress, EU" \
--unit-price-cents 25 --units 500 --metadata line.json
{ "kind": "residential_egress", "status": "active" }
state: requested↗The open number
List residential bandwidth at your own rate and keep 85 percent. A 25-cent listing pays you 21.25 cents a gigabyte, against the 10 cents the consumer networks pay.
| Your share of your own listing | 85% |
| 25c listed | 21.25c to you |
| 40c listed | 34c to you |
| Honeygain supplier rate | 10c |
| Minimum payout | none beyond your balance |
| Exclusivity required | no |
Honeygain publishes 0.10 dollars per gigabyte to the supplier with a 20 dollar minimum payout; commercial residential proxies resell at 3 to 8.40 dollars a gigabyte. Rates read on 2026-08-31.
What you are actually promised
Publish a price per gigabyte. Nothing re-rates it and nothing pools your traffic into an opaque blend.
The order carries the total, your share, and the platform fee. There is no hidden multiple between your rate and the retail price.
Traffic through your line is restricted to the domains the buyer declared and capped at the bytes they bought.
Escrow is funded before the lease starts.
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
Acceptance releases 85 percent of the total into your balance and records 15 percent to the platform.
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
One command lists the line. The ledger meters, holds, and pays.
See the marketplace ledger