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Rotating Residential Proxies
from $2.42
ISP Proxies (Static Residential)
from $4.69
Rotating Datacenter Proxies
from $1.21
Rotating Mobile Proxies
from $4.84
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Proxy types

Proxy types compared

There are four main proxy types. Residential proxies use household IPs and rotate. ISP proxies are static IPs from residential ISPs. Datacenter proxies are server IPs, fastest and cheapest but easiest to detect. Mobile proxies use carrier IPs shared with real phones and are the hardest to block. The right choice depends on the target site.

Compare the four proxy types

Proxy typeIP sourceBillingFromBandwidthBest for
Rotating Residential ProxiesResidential (home ISP connections)Per GB$2.42 per GBMeteredWeb scraping, Price monitoring
ISP Proxies (Static Residential)Static, ISP-registered (residential ASN)Per proxy / month$4.69 per proxy / monthUnlimitedAccount management, E-commerce sessions
Rotating Datacenter ProxiesDatacenter (hosting and cloud networks)Per GB$1.21 per GBMeteredHigh-volume scraping, SEO crawling
Rotating Mobile ProxiesMobile carrier (4G/5G)Per GB$4.84 per GBMeteredMobile ad verification, App testing

How to choose

  1. Does the target block datacenter IPs? If not, start with datacenter proxies. They are the fastest and cheapest per GB.
  2. Do you need the same IP for a long time? Use ISP proxies: static, dedicated and residential-grade.
  3. Do you need many IPs and locations? Use rotating residential proxies.
  4. Is the target very strict, or mobile-only? Use mobile proxies.

Trust, speed and cost at a glance

Proxy typeTrust with websitesSpeedTypical billing
DatacenterLowestFastestPer GB
ISPHighFastPer IP
ResidentialHighMediumPer GB
MobileHighestMediumPer GB

All four support HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5.

FAQ

Questions, answered

What is the difference between residential and datacenter proxies?
Residential proxies use IPs that internet providers assign to homes, so websites treat them as real visitors. Datacenter proxies use IPs from hosting companies, which are faster and cheaper but easier for websites to identify and block.
Which proxy type is hardest to block?
Mobile proxies. Carriers share each mobile IP among many real phone users, so blocking it would block genuine customers.
Which proxy type is cheapest?
Datacenter proxies have the lowest price per GB. For very heavy traffic through a few fixed IPs, a per-IP plan with unlimited bandwidth, such as ISP proxies, can cost less than per-GB billing.

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