How we stack up, including where we lose.
ProxyMonkey vs Bright Data
The biggest name in the industry. Enormous pool, compliance paperwork, enterprise pricing.
Read the comparison →ProxyMonkey vs Oxylabs
One of the big enterprise providers: a very large residential pool, targeting down to ZIP code and coordinates, monthly plans and 24/7 support.
Read the comparison →ProxyMonkey vs Webshare
The self-serve budget name with a free plan: residential on monthly GB plans, proxy servers by the hundred, targeting down to ZIP code.
Read the comparison →ProxyMonkey vs IPRoyal
A self-serve provider: residential GB that never expire, city-level targeting, mobile proxies, and crypto at checkout.
Read the comparison →ProxyMonkey vs DataImpulse
Pay-as-you-go residential at a headline $1/GB, traffic that never expires, free country targeting and 24/7 chat support.
Read the comparison →ProxyMonkey vs Decodo
The company that used to be Smartproxy: monthly residential plans, a pay-as-you-go option, a free trial, and free targeting down to ZIP and ASN.
Read the comparison →ProxyMonkey vs Evomi
Residential at under a dollar a gigabyte: pay as you go from a minimum order, cheaper still on a monthly plan, with city and ISP targeting included.
Read the comparison →ProxyMonkey vs PacketStream
One flat residential rate, no plans, a balance that does not expire, and country targeting, from a $50 minimum purchase.
Read the comparison →ProxyMonkey vs Rayobyte
A pay-as-you-go residential ladder from a single gigabyte, free country, state, city and ASN targeting, a free trial and 24/7 support.
Read the comparison →ProxyMonkey vs Geonode
Residential on monthly plans or pay as you go, bandwidth that rolls over until you cancel, a paid trial, targeting down to city and ASN, and crypto accepted.
Read the comparison →ProxyMonkey vs SOAX
Residential and mobile traffic from one prepaid credit balance, priced by the country of the exit IP, with a tier that has no monthly fee and plans above it.
Read the comparison →ProxyMonkey vs ProxyEmpire
Pay-as-you-go residential from a single gigabyte or monthly plans, bandwidth that lasts while your account does, city and ISP targeting, crypto, and a paid trial.
Read the comparison →ProxyMonkey vs the $1/GB no-names
The Telegram-shop tier: a landing page, a Stripe link, a price that looks too good, and no way to check anything.
Read the comparison →How to read any of these
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Want them side by side instead of one at a time? Our roundup of the best cheap proxy providers puts 10, us included, in one table at 1, 10 and 100 GB.
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Help from humans
Post your error, get an answer. Usually in minutes, usually from someone who has hit the same wall.
A status bot that tells on us
Pool health, incidents and maintenance posted automatically. Including the bad days.
Deals and free traffic
Bonus GB drops, early access to new pools, and the occasional giveaway for a good bug report.