Every rate Oxylabs, Decodo, IPRoyal and Webshare publish, next to what our checkout charges for the same volume today. Where one of them does something better, its comparison says so.
Competitor prices checked on November 7, 2026 from their public pricing pages.
A monthly credit subscription with a 175M+ residential pool, against per-GB bandwidth that never expires.
A larger published residential pool: 175M+ IPs.
Decodo was formerly Smartproxy.
Monthly plans or $4/GB Pay As You Go with a 3-day trial, against per-GB bandwidth that never expires.
A larger published residential pool: 115M+ IPs across 195+ locations.
Non-expiring residential traffic on both sides. The difference is the rate at each volume and the session length.
Longer residential sticky sessions: up to 7 days.
A free plan and per-proxy static lists, against rotating bandwidth bought once that never expires.
A free plan: 10 shared proxies and 1 GB a month, with no time limit and no credit card.
These terms hold whichever company you weigh us against, and they change what a gigabyte really costs you.
None to start. A payment our fraud screening flags can be held until you show the card is yours.
A prepaid balance. Per-GB plans are one-off purchases, with no subscription.
Both fund the same prepaid balance, so every plan we sell can be paid either way, including USDT, BTC and ETH.
Trial credit on request through Telegram or Discord, or buy a single GB to test.
Where a competitor does something better, such as a bigger pool, finer targeting or a free plan, its comparison says so plainly.
No subscription and no KYC to start. Buy a single GB, run your real workload through both, and let the numbers decide.
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