The 6 best Ape Proxies alternatives, compared

Ape Proxies, now sold by Ape Supply at apesupply.io, sells residential bandwidth by the gigabyte and static ISP proxies by the proxy, through a dashboard you sign in to. Here is what it offers, where it stops, and six providers to weigh against it.

  • 20 min read
  • Facts checked Nov 5, 2026 to Nov 13, 2026
In this article
  1. What is Ape Proxies?
  2. Ape Proxies at a glance
  3. Why look for an Ape Proxies alternative?
  4. How we chose the alternatives
  5. The alternatives at a glance
  6. The 6 best Ape Proxies alternatives
  7. 1. ResiFactory
  8. 2. Bart Proxies
  9. 3. IPRoyal
  10. 4. Pigeon Proxies
  11. 5. DataImpulse
  12. 6. HeroProxies
  13. What makes a good Ape Proxies alternative?
  14. Where Ape Proxies looks ahead on paper
  15. Switching from Ape Proxies
  16. The verdict
  17. What public reviews say
  18. FAQ
  19. How we checked
Abstract illustration: one provider under a loupe beside a ranked list, its first row lit

Ape Proxies are sold by Ape Supply at apesupply.io: its home page says Ape Proxies rebranded as Ape Supply in 2026. It sells rotating residential proxies by the gigabyte, and two static ISP proxy lines priced per proxy. Residential starts at $5.00/GB, and its two static lines start at $2.30/proxy and $2.50/proxy.

Past those starting figures, the details sit behind a sign-in: the proxies are bought on a separate dashboard at apedash.apeproxies.io, which asks you to sign in first, and the public pages show no plan sizes, volume tiers or order limits. This page sets six providers beside it, ours first, and shows where each one differs.

What is Ape Proxies?

Ape Proxies at a glance, beside ResiFactory

Every Ape Proxies figure links to the page we read it on, with the date. Our column is read live from our catalogue.

ResiFactory and Ape Proxies, feature by feature
FeatureResiFactoryApe Proxies
What it sellsResidential, mobile and static ISP proxies, and Mac servers Rotating residential proxies by the gigabyte, and two static ISP proxy lines priced per proxyChecked Nov 13, 2026
Residential priceEssential $1.50/GB, Premium $3.00/GB, priced on the pricing page $5.00/GBChecked Nov 13, 2026
Mobile proxies$3.00/GB, real phones on carrier networks No mobile proxies listedChecked Nov 13, 2026
Static ISP IPs$1.25 per IP a month, with a minimum order of 50 IPs From $2.30/proxy or $2.50/proxy, by lineChecked Nov 13, 2026
Whole subnetsA whole /24 of 254 IPs for $255 a month No whole subnets listedChecked Nov 13, 2026
Mac serversFrom $32 a day or $160 a month No servers listedChecked Nov 13, 2026
Bandwidth expiryNo expiry date: each pool has its own prepaid wallet No mention of when bandwidth expiresChecked Nov 13, 2026
TargetingCountry, US state and ASN in the username on every pool; city on Premium and Mobile No mention of state, city or ASN targetingChecked Nov 13, 2026
SessionsRotating, or sticky for up to 24 hours (120 minutes on Essential) Rotating and sticky sessions, with no session length givenChecked Nov 13, 2026
ProtocolsHTTP on every pool; SOCKS5 on Premium, Mobile and ISP No protocol, port or authentication method statedChecked Nov 13, 2026
Sign-inGoogle, Apple, email, a passkey or Discord An email and password, or DiscordChecked Nov 13, 2026
Dashboard and APIA web dashboard, public docs and a REST API v1 reference No public documentation or API mentionedChecked Nov 13, 2026
PaymentVisa, Mastercard and Amex through Stripe, or SOL Several payment methods, including crypto, with no card brand or processor namedChecked Nov 13, 2026
RefundsRequests within 14 days of a top-up, considered at our discretion No refund once an order is confirmed and the product is delivered or access is grantedChecked Nov 13, 2026
Trial1 GB of Premium free when a new account links Google No mention of a free trialChecked Nov 13, 2026

Why look for an Ape Proxies alternative?

Each reason below comes from a page on its own site. None is a fault. They are limits that matter to some buyers and not to others.

You want a lower price per gigabyte

Residential starts at $5.00/GB, and the same card lists unlimited bandwidth, with no tiers on the public page. Ours is $1.50/GB on Essential, $3.00/GB on Premium and $3.00/GB on Mobile.

You want to see the price list before you sign in

The site has a pricing page that prints no prices. The home page gives starting figures with no plan sizes, volume tiers or order limits, and no billing period beside its per-proxy prices. The rest is on the dashboard, after sign-in.

You want mobile proxies or a whole range

Its pages have no mobile proxies listed, and no whole subnets listed.

How we chose the alternatives

A provider is on this list only if a Ape Proxies customer could move to it without changing how they work.

  • Sold without a sales call. Each one sells proxies you can buy yourself, at a price you can see before you sign up.
  • Prices in public. Every price here is printed on the provider's own site. We used no quotes, coupons or third-party lists.
  • Something Ape Proxies does not have. A lower rate, mobile proxies, a whole /24, finer targeting, or a full price list in public.
  • Read, not scored. We read each provider's pages and wrote down what they say, with the date. We copy no review scores.

Who is writing. We are ResiFactory, and we put ourselves first. So that you can check us, our own cons are listed like everyone else's, and every figure about another provider links to the page we read it on.

The 6 best Ape Proxies alternatives at a glance

Ape Proxies is the last row, for reference.

Feature comparison
ProviderBest forProxy typesLocation targetingBandwidth expiry
ResiFactoryOur pickResidential, mobile and static IPs with the prices in public Residential, mobile, static ISP and Mac servers Country, US state and ASN on every pool; city on Premium and Mobile No expiry date
Bart ProxiesStatic IPs on a named carrier, in more than one country ISP proxies, subnets, rotating residential, mobile and servers 150+ countries with state and city selection on rotating residential No expiration on rotating residential
IPRoyalStatic IPs with wide payment choice Residential, ISP, datacenter and mobile proxies City-level targeting across the residential network Traffic that never expires
Pigeon ProxiesResidential and static IPs on one account Residential, mobile, static ISP and subnets Country targeting, and US state targeting Bandwidth that never expires
DataImpulseA low per-GB rate with no monthly minimum Residential, premium residential, mobile and datacenter Free country targeting, with city, ASN and ZIP as paid add-ons on datacenter Traffic that never expires
HeroProxiesLarger first orders at a low rate Residential only Country, state and city targeting on its main residential product No bandwidth expiration on its home page; its terms say bandwidth may expire after a validity period disclosed in the product flow or dashboard
Ape ProxiesFor referenceResidential bandwidth by the gigabyte and static ISP proxies by the proxy Residential and static ISP 195+ countries, with no mention of state, city or ASN targeting No mention of when bandwidth expires

Pricing snapshot

Our prices are read live from the pricing page. Every other figure links to the page we read it on, and the date is under each provider below. Prices change, so check the provider's page before you buy.

The 6 best Ape Proxies alternatives

1. ResiFactory

Best for residential, mobile and static IPs with the prices in public

Our pick
  • ResidentialFrom $1.50/GB
  • Mobile$3.00/GB
  • Static ISP$1.25 per IP a month
  • Smallest top-up$0.50

We sell what Ape Proxies sells on its proxy side, and add mobile. Its residential rate starts at $5.00/GB; ours is $1.50/GB on Essential and $3.00/GB on Premium.

Every price and minimum is on the pricing page before you open an account, and an account opens with Google, Apple, email, a passkey or Discord.

Key features

  • Per-GB pools. Essential at $1.50/GB, Premium at $3.00/GB and Mobile at $3.00/GB, each a prepaid wallet with no expiry date.
  • Static US IPs. Single IPs from $1.25 per IP a month (minimum 50 IPs), or a whole /24 for $255 a month.
  • Targeting in the username. Country, US state and ASN on every pool, and city on Premium and Mobile.
  • Sessions you control. Rotating, or sticky for up to 24 hours (120 minutes on Essential).
  • HTTP and SOCKS5. HTTP on every pool, and SOCKS5 on Premium, Mobile and ISP.
  • Built for code. A web dashboard, public docs and a REST API.

Pros

  • Residential from $1.50/GB; Ape Proxies lists $5.00/GB
  • Mobile at $3.00/GB, which its pages do not list
  • Static IPs at $1.25 per IP a month, with the minimum on the page
  • A whole /24 for $255 a month
  • To test first: 1 GB of Premium free when a new account links Google

Cons

  • Static IPs come with a minimum order of 50 IPs
  • Static IPs are US ranges today, international to follow
  • Refunds are considered at our discretion, within 14 days of a top-up

Pricing

  • Residential. Essential $1.50/GB, Premium $3.00/GB, from a $0.50 top-up.
  • Mobile. $3.00/GB, on real phones on carrier networks.
  • Static ISP. Single IPs from $1.25 per IP a month (minimum 50 IPs), or a whole /24 for $255 a month.
  • Payment. Visa, Mastercard and Amex through Stripe, or SOL.

2. Bart Proxies

Best for static IPs on a named carrier, in more than one country

Bart Proxies is a static-IP specialist: it sells ISP proxies, subnets, rotating residential, mobile and servers, and describes itself as operating since 2016, according to the statistics on its home page. It lists ISP tabs for the US, Canada, the UK and France.

Its static IPs are priced by carrier, at $2 per proxy for T-Mobile Legacy and $3 for AT&T Fresh at 25 proxies, with the order size printed: 25 to 100 proxies. Its per-GB bandwidth is expensive at small sizes and cheap at very large ones.

Key features

Pricing

ResiFactory vs Bart Proxies, in fullRead on bartproxies.com, bartproxies.com/faq, bartproxies.com/proxies-by-location/united-states/new-jersey, bartproxies.com/terms · Checked Nov 10, 2026

3. IPRoyal

Best for static IPs with wide payment choice

IPRoyal is a larger provider, with residential, ISP, datacenter and mobile proxies. It lists 64M+ residential addresses in 195+ countries.

Its ISP proxies start below the per-proxy figures Ape Proxies prints, and it describes sticky sessions held for as long as the customer needs, up to 7 days.

Key features

Pricing

ResiFactory vs IPRoyal, in fullRead on iproyal.com/kyc-policy/, iproyal.com/pricing/residential-proxies/ · Checked Nov 6, 2026

4. Pigeon Proxies

Best for residential and static IPs on one account

Pigeon Proxies puts per-GB bandwidth, static ISP IPs and whole subnets on one account. Its residential rate is $5.00/GB, then $4.75/GB from 26 GB and $4.50/GB from 101 GB.

It adds what Ape Proxies does not list: mobile at $6.00/GB, and a subnet at $384 a month. It sells bandwidth that never expires. Its static IPs are $3.00 per IP a month, from 25 to 200 IPs.

Key features

Pros

Cons

Pricing

Pigeon Proxies alternativesRead on pigeonproxies.com, pigeonproxies.com/terms · Checked Nov 12, 2026

5. DataImpulse

Best for a low per-GB rate with no monthly minimum

DataImpulse is the pick if you only use Ape Proxies for bandwidth. It sells residential, premium residential, mobile and datacenter proxies, with no static or ISP product.

It lists 90M+ residential addresses in 195+ countries, and traffic that never expires. With no static product, it replaces half of what Ape Proxies sells.

Key features

Cons

Pricing

ResiFactory vs DataImpulse, in fullRead on dataimpulse.com/datacenter-proxies/, dataimpulse.com/mobile-proxies/, dataimpulse.com/residential-proxies/ · Checked Nov 6, 2026

6. HeroProxies

Best for larger first orders at a low rate

  • Residential$0.89/GB
  • MobileNot sold
  • Static ISPNot sold
  • Smallest order25 GB

Key features

Pricing

ResiFactory vs HeroProxies, in fullRead on github.com/heroproxies/proxy-tester, heroproxies.com, heroproxies.com/privacy-policy/, heroproxies.com/terms-of-service/ · Checked Nov 5, 2026

What makes a good Ape Proxies alternative?

Four checks separate a useful switch from a sideways one.

Both halves, or the half you use

Ape Proxies sells bandwidth and static IPs. If you use both, look for a provider that sells both. If you use one, a specialist will often cost less.

A price list you can read first

A starting price tells you little. Look for the full list of sizes, the billing period and the minimum order on a public page before you open an account.

Refund terms in writing

Read the refund policy before you top up: how long you have to ask, and what counts as used. Check that the site keeps one policy, not two that disagree.

Protocols and targeting in writing

If you need SOCKS5, a session length or city targeting, look for it on a public page before you pay. What is not printed may still exist, but you cannot plan around it.

Where Ape Proxies looks ahead on paper

Three things on its pages read better than ours at first glance. Here is each one, and what it means when you buy.

Its static IPs come in five countries

Its dedicated ISP line lists US, DE, UK, CA and KR locations. A static IP has to sit where your targets expect it. Ours are US ranges today, international to follow: if your targets are in the United States, that is where ours sit. They cost $1.25 per IP a month; its lines start at $2.30/proxy and $2.50/proxy, and its home page prints no billing period beside its per-proxy prices.

Its residential card lists more countries

Its residential card lists 195+ countries; ours covers 150 countries on residential and mobile. Inside a country, its pages have no mention of state, city or ASN targeting. On every pool of ours you set country, US state and ASN in the username, and Premium and Mobile add city.

One of its static lines lists IPv6

Its Royale ISP line lists unlimited requests and IPv4 and IPv6, with no location given. A static IP is bought for where it sits, and that card does not say. Ours are US ranges today, international to follow, and the pricing page shows what each costs before you sign in.

Switching from Ape Proxies

  1. Split what you use in two: the gigabytes you use a month, and the static IPs you hold. They move separately.

  2. Sign in with Google, Apple, email, a passkey or Discord. There is no application and no sales call, and you can top up the pool you need from $0.50.

  3. Test bandwidth on your own targets first. Its pages have no mention of when bandwidth expires, so check the dashboard for what is left on the old balance before you stop topping it up.

  4. Order static IPs a few days before the old ones lapse, and run both until your tools are moved. Ours are single IPs from $1.25 per IP a month (minimum 50 IPs), or a whole /24 for $255 a month.

  5. Most tools take a proxy as a host, a port, a username and a password, which is how ours are handed out. Check the format the old dashboard gives you before you move a list.

  6. Stop the old plan once nothing points at it. Ask its support first if you want money back: its policy page says a chargeback opened without contacting it first may end your access.

The verdict

Ape Proxies, sold by Ape Supply, sells rotating residential proxies by the gigabyte, and two static ISP proxy lines priced per proxy, with the rest of its prices behind a sign-in. For a buyer weighing the two, ResiFactory is the stronger choice. Our residential is $1.50/GB on Essential and $3.00/GB on Premium, against its $5.00/GB. Our mobile is $3.00/GB, and its pages have no mobile proxies listed. Our static IPs are $1.25 per IP a month, with a minimum order of 50 IPs on the page, against its from $2.30/proxy or $2.50/proxy, by line with no billing period beside its per-proxy prices. We add a whole /24, city targeting and SOCKS5 on Premium and Mobile, public docs with an API, and a full price list before you sign in. Its static IPs in five countries and its longer country list are answered above.

If you need datacenter proxies, which neither of us sells, DataImpulse lists them at $0.50/GB.

The quickest way to choose is to test one on your own targets. Our way in is 1 GB of Premium free when a new account links Google.

ResiFactory is the right call if

What public reviews say

Linked, not quoted. We copy no review score onto this page.

The public record is short for the name and longer for the business. On the date shown there was a Trustpilot page, and the registry shows a domain registered on January 17, 2026. Its about page tells a story that starts in 2018 under the name ANB Proxies and takes the name Ape Proxies in 2022.

Its own Discord server is where its customers talk, and we do not quote private servers. For our side, the trust page lists what we can prove rather than what we claim.

FAQ

What is Ape Proxies?

Ape Proxies are sold by Ape Supply at apesupply.io: its home page says Ape Proxies rebranded as Ape Supply in 2026. It sells rotating residential proxies by the gigabyte, and two static ISP proxy lines priced per proxy, through a separate dashboard at apedash.apeproxies.io, which asks you to sign in first.

How much does Ape Proxies cost?

Residential starts at $5.00/GB. Its dedicated ISP line starts at $2.30/proxy, and its Royale ISP line at $2.50/proxy. The home page prints no billing period beside its per-proxy prices. Ours is $1.50/GB on Essential, $3.00/GB on Premium and $3.00/GB on Mobile, and a wallet starts at $0.50.

Is Ape Proxies legit?

We can only report what the public pages show. The registry shows a domain registered on January 17, 2026. Its terms have no company name beyond Ape Supply, and no governing law. Its home page lists several payment methods, including crypto, with no card brand or processor named. There was a Trustpilot page when we looked. That is a thin public record for the new name, so start with a small amount.

Does Ape Proxies offer refunds or a free trial?

Its pages have no mention of a free trial. Its policy page gives no refund once an order is confirmed and the product is delivered or access is granted, and allows a request within 24 hours of purchase, considered only if the product was never delivered or access was never provided.

Does Ape Proxies sell mobile proxies?

Not according to its own pages: they have no mobile proxies listed, and no whole subnets listed. Ours are $3.00/GB.

Is Ape Supply the same as Ape Proxies?

Yes, by its own account. Its home page says Ape Proxies rebranded as Ape Supply in 2026, and its proxy dashboard has a sign-in page whose title still reads Ape Proxies.

Does Ape Proxies support SOCKS5?

Its pages have no protocol, port or authentication method stated. Ours run HTTP on every pool, and SOCKS5 runs on Premium, Mobile and ISP, handed out as a host, a port, a username and a password.

Is there a cheaper alternative to Ape Proxies?

Yes. Our Essential pool is $1.50/GB, against $5.00/GB at Ape Proxies, and a wallet starts at $0.50. Our static IPs are $1.25 per IP a month, against from $2.30/proxy or $2.50/proxy, by line at Ape Proxies.

Which Ape Proxies alternative lets me test first?

Ours. Our way in is 1 GB of Premium free when a new account links Google, with no sales call. Its pages have no mention of a free trial.

Other comparisons

  • Donut Proxies alternative

    Switch if you want a lower rate per gigabyte or per static IP, city targeting without an enterprise request, or SOCKS5 on every pool but the cheapest. Donut Proxies is a web shop with three per-GB tiers, a mobile pool, an hourly unlimited plan and static IPs.

  • Wealth Proxies alternative

    Switch if you want a lower rate per gigabyte at everyday sizes, mobile proxies, a cheaper static IP or /24, ASN targeting, or a Mac you can rent by the day. Wealth Proxies is a Virginia company that sells proxies, servers and Macs from one account.

  • Rich Proxies alternative

    Switch if you want a small purchase that never expires, cheaper static IPs or a cheaper /24, longer sticky sessions, or a refund window in writing. Rich Proxies is a proxy shop whose plans are subscriptions that renew by themselves.

  • Primed Proxies alternative

    Switch if you want mobile proxies, static IPs in the United States, city or ASN targeting, longer sticky sessions, an API, or a sign-in that is not a password. Primed Proxies sells residential data and London static IPs on one account, billed in pounds.

  • Pigeon Proxies alternative

    Switch if you want a lower rate per gigabyte or per static IP, city targeting, SOCKS5, an API, or a sign-in that is not Discord. Pigeon Proxies sells bandwidth and static IPs on one Discord-linked account.

  • Bart Proxies alternative

    Switch if you want single static IPs at a per-IP price, a /24 held by one customer, a refund window on a prepaid wallet, or a Mac by the day. Bart Proxies sells ISP packs on named carriers.

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How we checked

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Ape Proxies and the other names on this page are trademarks of their owners. ResiFactory is not affiliated with any of them, and this page is ours, not theirs. If something here has changed, email [email protected] and we will correct it.

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