Residential proxy prices, compared
What 11 providers charge per GB, what's included, and how you can pay, read from their own pricing pages in October 2026. Pick one to see it side by side with ProxyFall.
Residential proxies: price per GB on the smallest plan
Published prices, checked October 2026. Lower is better.
| Provider | Price per GB |
|---|---|
| ProxyFall | $0.99 |
| Rainproxy | $0.99 |
| DataImpulse | $1.00 |
| Proxy-Cheap | $1.50 |
| Webshare | $3.50 |
| ProxyEmpire | $3.50 |
| Decodo | $3.75 |
| Bright Data | $4.00 |
| NodeMaven | $4.25 |
| SOAX | $5.00 |
| Oxylabs | $6.00 |
| IPRoyal | $7.35 |
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Sources and notes
- DataImpulse: $1.00/GB, 5 GB intro plan, country targeting. Source
- Proxy-Cheap: $1.50/GB, 3 GB minimum order, shown as a discount. Source
- Rainproxy: $0.99/GB, Smart pool, 1 GB, country targeting only ($2.49 Premium for city). Source
- NodeMaven: $4.25/GB, 2 GB monthly plan, $8.50. Source
- Webshare: $3.50/GB, 1 GB a month plan, shown as 50% off. Source
- ProxyEmpire: $3.50/GB, 1 GB pay as you go, with its limited-time 50% code ($7.00 list). Source
- Decodo: $3.75/GB, 3 GB monthly plan ($4.00/GB pay as you go). Source
- Bright Data: $4.00/GB, pay as you go with its 50% coupon ($8.00 list). Source
- SOAX: $5.00/GB, Sandbox top-ups for US and other tier-1 IPs. Source
- Oxylabs: $6.00/GB, Starter plan, $30 a month for up to 5 GB. Source
- IPRoyal: $7.35/GB, 1 GB pay as you go ($7.00 on a subscription). Source
All providers
What each one includes
| Provider | Smallest plan | Lowest | City targeting | Longest sticky IP | Unused traffic | Advertised pool | Crypto |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ProxyFall | $0.99 | $0.86 | Included | 24 hours | Never expires | 7.5M+ IPs a month, 150+ countries | Yes, only |
| Rainproxy | $0.99 | $0.24 | Extra cost | 30 minutes on the Smart pool | Partly | 10M+ (Smart) to 110M+ (Premium) IPs, 195+ countries | Yes |
| DataImpulse | $1.00 | $0.80 | Extra cost | 2 hours | Never expires | 90M+ IPs, 195 countries | Yes |
| Proxy-Cheap | $1.50 | $0.78 | Included | 30 minutes | Not stated | 50M to 100M+ IPs (its pages differ) | Yes |
| Webshare | $3.50 | $1.40 | Included | 24 hours | Monthly | 80M+ IPs | No |
| ProxyEmpire | $3.50 | $1.50 | Included | Until you rotate or the device goes offline | Never expires | 30M+ IPs, 170+ countries | Yes |
| Decodo | $3.75 | $2.00 | Included | 24 hours | Monthly / 12 months | 115M+ IPs, 195+ locations | Yes (no USDT) |
| Bright Data | $4.00 | $2.50 | Included | Not published | Monthly | 400M+ IPs a month, 195 countries | No |
| NodeMaven | $4.25 | $2.20 | Included | 24 hours | Rolls over | 30M+ residential and 250K mobile IPs | Yes |
| SOAX | $5.00 | $0.85 | Included | Not published | 60 days | 12M+ residential and mobile IPs | After KYC |
| Oxylabs | $6.00 | $2.50 | Included | 24 hours | Monthly | 175M+ IPs | No |
| IPRoyal | $7.35 | $1.75 | Included | Up to 7 days | Never expires | 64M+ IPs, 195+ countries | Yes |
Per GB, in US dollars. Each provider's page lists its sources and the plan each price is for.
FAQ
Residential proxy providers: questions, answered
Which residential proxy provider is the cheapest?
On the smallest plan, ProxyFall at $0.99/GB with city, state and ISP targeting included; Rainproxy also starts at $0.99, with city targeting extra. At 1 TB and up ProxyFall is $0.86/GB; DataImpulse ($0.80, 1 TB), Proxy-Cheap ($0.78, 51 GB and up, shown as a discount), Rainproxy ($0.24, Smart pool at 1 TB, country targeting only) and SOAX ($0.85, tier-1 IPs on its $3,000 a month plan) go lower.
Which providers include city and ISP targeting in the price?
ProxyFall includes country, state, city, ISP and device OS targeting at every tier. Of the others, Proxy-Cheap, NodeMaven, Webshare, ProxyEmpire, Decodo, Bright Data, SOAX, Oxylabs and IPRoyal list location targeting as included; the rest charge extra or need a pricier pool.
Which providers have the longest sticky sessions?
IPRoyal (up to 7 days), then ProxyFall, NodeMaven, Webshare, Decodo and Oxylabs at 24 hours. The others hold an IP for less, or don't say.
Which providers screen IPs for quality?
Rainproxy: Says it scrubs its pools daily against major fraud lists, rotates out flagged ranges, and offers an optional filter by minimum IP score; Premium IPs are re-scored daily. No independent test found. NodeMaven: An IP Quality Filter screens sticky-session IPs by fraud score before they're assigned (advertised as 95% clean). In Proxyway's April 2026 test the filter cut the average Scamalytics risk score only slightly, from 3.38 to 2.59 on the global pool, a drop Proxyway called not meaningful. Oxylabs: Advertises a filtering algorithm that picks IPs by latency, bandwidth and quality, from consenting peers. Proxyway's April 2026 test measured 99.93% success, a 0.60 s average response, the most unique IPs of any provider and a Scamalytics risk score of 2.61. ProxyFall: Find accurate IPs checks each sticky IP before you use it: where it really is, keeping only the ones in the place you picked, and its Scamalytics fraud score, skipping any that scores 60 or more (Scamalytics' high and very high risk), or 20 or more in strict mode (only low risk kept). Check shows the score of any residential line. On rotating lines, an IP that dies before the site answers is swapped for a new one automatically, and a request is never sent twice. Measured success rate, speed and location accuracy are published on the Network quality page. In our weekly random sample of unscreened residential IPs (598 IPs, October 31, 2026 to November 7, 2026), the average Scamalytics fraud score was 10.7 and the median 3; 85.1% scored low risk (0-19). Every provider's claims and independent test results are on its own comparison page.
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