There are "residential proxy services" offering exactly this and you only ever pay for bandwidth. Using 100,000 unique non-datacenter IPs will only cost you few

There are "residential proxy services" offering exactly this and you only ever pay for bandwidth. Using 100,000 unique non-datacenter IPs will only cost you few thousand dollars as long as you only sending tiny API requests. And this is service offered by registered Israeli company that get formal agreement from "bots" to route traffic through them. Very shady, but totally legal service that used by a lot of data collection agencies for price tracking on Amazon or getting data from Linkedin, etc.