The 6 best Diamond Proxies alternatives, compared
Diamond Proxies sells rotating residential bandwidth by the gigabyte, and small plans of static ISP IPs by the month, behind a Discord sign-in. Here is what it offers, where it stops, and six providers to weigh against it.
- 19 min read
- Facts checked Nov 5, 2026 to Nov 13, 2026
In this article
- What is Diamond Proxies?
- Diamond Proxies at a glance
- Why look for a Diamond Proxies alternative?
- How we chose the alternatives
- The alternatives at a glance
- The 6 best Diamond Proxies alternatives
- 1. ResiFactory
- 2. Pigeon Proxies
- 3. Bart Proxies
- 4. DataImpulse
- 5. IPRoyal
- 6. HeroProxies
- What makes a good Diamond Proxies alternative?
- Where Diamond Proxies looks ahead on paper
- Switching from Diamond Proxies
- The verdict
- What public reviews say
- FAQ
- How we checked
Diamond Proxies sells rotating residential bandwidth by the gigabyte, and static ISP IPs by the month. Its bandwidth is pay as you go, topped up by any amount, with no seats and no monthly tiers, and its terms describe balances that do not lapse. Its static plans run from 15 to 150 IPs.
A gigabyte there is $5.50/GB, a static IP is $2.50 per IP a month, and the only way in is a Discord account. This page sets six providers beside it, ours first, and shows where each one differs.
What is Diamond Proxies?
Diamond Proxies sells rotating residential bandwidth by the gigabyte, and static ISP IPs by the month. The registry shows a domain registered on August 17, 2026, and its terms were last updated on July 27, 2026. It calls its static line Radiant ISPs.
Its terms describe accounts opened through Discord. You pay by card through Stripe, and its account area is a dashboard for bandwidth, orders and settings, with no public documentation. It describes static IPs hosted in Ashburn, Virginia, static IPs delivered to the dashboard about a minute after payment, and unlimited bandwidth on every static plan.
Its home page gives a figure of 52 million residential IPs across 180+ countries, with country and state targeting. The same page names only the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Germany and Australia, with more said to roll out per pool as locations, and lists several pools for different uses, none named or priced apart.
Diamond Proxies at a glance, beside ResiFactory
Every Diamond Proxies figure links to the page we read it on, with the date. Our column is read live from our catalogue.
| Feature | ResiFactory | Diamond Proxies |
|---|---|---|
| What it sells | Residential, mobile and static ISP proxies, and Mac servers | Rotating residential bandwidth by the gigabyte, and static ISP IPs by the monthChecked Nov 13, 2026 |
| Residential price | Essential $1.50/GB, Premium $3.00/GB, priced on the pricing page | $5.50/GBChecked Nov 13, 2026 |
| Mobile proxies | $3.00/GB, real phones on carrier networks | No mobile product listedChecked Nov 13, 2026 |
| Static ISP IPs | $1.25 per IP a month, with a minimum order of 50 IPs | $2.50 per IP a monthChecked Nov 13, 2026 |
| Whole subnets | A whole /24 of 254 IPs for $255 a month | No whole subnet for sale, with static plans that stop at 150 IPsChecked Nov 13, 2026 |
| Mac servers | From $32 a day or $160 a month | No servers listedChecked Nov 13, 2026 |
| Order size | Any amount from 0.1 to 1,000 GB, starting at $0.50 | Pay as you go, topped up by any amount, with no seats and no monthly tiersChecked Nov 13, 2026 |
| Bandwidth expiry | No expiry date: each pool has its own prepaid wallet | Balances that do not lapseChecked Nov 13, 2026 |
| Targeting | Country, US state and ASN in the username on every pool; city on Premium and Mobile | Country and state targetingChecked Nov 13, 2026 |
| Sessions | Rotating, or sticky for up to 24 hours (120 minutes on Essential) | Session, pool and country set in the proxy password, with no session length givenChecked Nov 13, 2026 |
| Protocols | HTTP on every pool; SOCKS5 on Premium, Mobile and ISP | No mention of city targeting, SOCKS5, a protocol or an APIChecked Nov 13, 2026 |
| Sign-in | Google, Apple, email, a passkey or Discord | Accounts opened through DiscordChecked Nov 13, 2026 |
| Dashboard and API | A web dashboard, public docs and a REST API v1 reference | A dashboard for bandwidth, orders and settings, with no public documentationChecked Nov 13, 2026 |
| Payment | Visa, Mastercard and Amex through Stripe, or SOL | Card payments processed by StripeChecked Nov 13, 2026 |
| Refunds | Requests within 14 days of a top-up, considered at our discretion | All sales are final, and refunds are not part of the ordinary course of businessChecked Nov 13, 2026 |
| Trial | 1 GB of Premium free when a new account links Google | No mention of a free trialChecked Nov 13, 2026 |
| Support | Discord tickets and email | Email and its Discord serverChecked Nov 13, 2026 |
Why look for a Diamond 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 is $5.50/GB, with no volume ladder printed. Ours is $1.50/GB on Essential and $3.00/GB on Premium.
You do not want your account tied to Discord
Its sign-in page has one sign-in button, Continue with Discord. Its terms say whoever holds the Discord account effectively holds the proxy account, its balance and its credentials.
You want a lower price per static IP, or a whole range
Static IPs are $2.50 per IP a month, in plans of 15, 25, 50, 100 or 150 IPs, and its home page has no whole subnet for sale, with static plans that stop at 150 IPs. Ours are $1.25 per IP a month, and a whole /24 is $255 a month.
You need mobile IPs or finer targeting
Its pages have no mobile product listed, and describe country and state targeting, with no mention of city targeting, SOCKS5, a protocol or an API.
You want coverage and terms spelled out
Its terms describe metered access to residential proxy infrastructure, with no subscription and no monthly commitment, while its home page sells static IPs on a monthly subscription. Its home page gives 180+ countries, and names only the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Germany and Australia, with more said to roll out per pool as locations.
You want clearer refund terms
Its terms say all sales are final, and refunds are not part of the ordinary course of business. They offer to look at a refund request for a duplicate charge, undelivered bandwidth or a prolonged fault, if asked within 7 days.
How we chose the alternatives
A provider is on this list only if a Diamond 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 Diamond Proxies does not have. A lower rate, a cheaper static IP, mobile proxies, finer targeting, or a sign-in that is not Discord.
- 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 Diamond Proxies alternatives at a glance
Diamond Proxies is the last row, for reference.
| Provider | Best for | Proxy types | Location targeting | Bandwidth expiry |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ResiFactoryOur pick | The same product lines and more, bought on the web | Residential, mobile, static ISP and Mac servers | Country, US state and ASN on every pool; city on Premium and Mobile | No expiry date |
| Pigeon Proxies | The same two lines, plus mobile and subnets | Residential, mobile, static ISP and subnets | Country targeting, and US state targeting | Bandwidth that never expires |
| Bart Proxies | Small static orders on a named carrier | ISP proxies, subnets, rotating residential, mobile and servers | 150+ countries with state and city selection on rotating residential | No expiration on rotating residential |
| DataImpulse | A 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 |
| IPRoyal | Static IPs and bandwidth with wide payment choice | Residential, ISP, datacenter and mobile proxies | City-level targeting across the residential network | Traffic that never expires |
| HeroProxies | Larger 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 |
| Diamond ProxiesFor reference | Bandwidth and small static plans on one Discord-linked account | Residential and static ISP | Country and state targeting | Balances that do not lapse |
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 Diamond Proxies alternatives
1. ResiFactory
Best for the same product lines and more, bought on the web
- ResidentialFrom $1.50/GB
- Mobile$3.00/GB
- Static ISP$1.25 per IP a month
- A whole /24$255 a month
We sell what Diamond Proxies sells, residential bandwidth by the gigabyte and static ISP IPs, and add mobile bandwidth, whole subnets and Mac servers. Its residential rate is $5.50/GB; ours is $1.50/GB on Essential and $3.00/GB on Premium.
You do not need Discord to buy. An account opens with Google, Apple, email or a passkey, and everything is on the web with public docs.
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; Diamond Proxies lists $5.50/GB
- Static IPs at $1.25 per IP a month; Diamond Proxies lists $2.50 per IP a month
- A whole /24 for $255 a month; Diamond Proxies sells no subnet
- Mobile at $3.00/GB; Diamond Proxies sells no mobile
- Sign in with Google, Apple, email, a passkey or Discord
- 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
- City targeting and SOCKS5 are on Premium and Mobile, not on Essential
- 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. Pigeon Proxies
Best for the same two lines, plus mobile and subnets
- Residential$5.00/GB
- Mobile$6.00/GB
- Static ISP$3.00 per IP a month
- A subnet$384 a month
Pigeon Proxies has the same shape as Diamond Proxies: per-GB bandwidth and static ISP IPs on one account, opened through Discord. Its residential rate is $5.00/GB, then $4.75/GB from 26 GB and $4.50/GB from 101 GB, and it adds mobile at $6.00/GB.
Its static IPs are $3.00 per IP a month, from 25 to 200 IPs. It also sells a dedicated subnet for $384 a month, and it sells bandwidth that never expires.
Key features
- Static ISP IPs. $3.00 per IP a month, from 25 to 200 IPs.
- Whole subnets. A dedicated subnet is $384 a month.
- Targeting. Country targeting, and US state targeting.
- Volume ladder. $4.75/GB from 26 GB and $4.50/GB from 101 GB, applied without a code.
Pros
- Static IPs and subnets beside per-GB bandwidth
- Bandwidth that never expires
- Its pricing states no minimum for bandwidth
Cons
- Sign-in is Discord only: its terms describe accounts created by signing in with Discord
- Its pages have no mention of city targeting, SOCKS5 or an API
Pricing
- Residential. $5.00/GB, then $4.75/GB from 26 GB and $4.50/GB from 101 GB.
- Mobile. $6.00/GB.
- Static ISP. $3.00 per IP a month, from 25 to 200 IPs, or a dedicated subnet for $384 a month.
Pigeon Proxies alternativesRead on pigeonproxies.com, pigeonproxies.com/terms · Checked Nov 12, 2026
3. Bart Proxies
Best for small static orders on a named carrier
- Static ISPFrom $2 per proxy
- Order size25 to 100 proxies
- A subnet$510 to $800
- Residential$15 per GB at 2 GB
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.
Its static IPs are priced by carrier, at $2 per proxy for T-Mobile Legacy and $3 for AT&T Fresh at 25 proxies, so a small order on its lowest-priced carrier costs less each than at Diamond Proxies. Its per-GB bandwidth is expensive at small sizes and cheap at very large ones.
Key features
- Named carriers. AT&T, Verizon, Comcast Xfinity, Spectrum, Cox and T-Mobile Home Internet appear on its location pages.
- Dedicated IPs. Static ISP IPs described as dedicated and never shared, with unmetered, unlimited bandwidth on static plans.
- Authentication. Both IP whitelisting and username and password authentication.
- Protocols. SOCKS5 (UDP and TCP) and HTTP.
- Countries. ISP tabs for the US, Canada, the UK and France.
- A named operator. BARTPROXIES LLC, with disputes heard in Cook County, Illinois.
Pros
- $2 per proxy on its lowest-priced carrier, in orders of 25 to 100 proxies
- Payment by cards, Apple Pay, WeChat Pay, Alipay, Bitcoin, Ether, Solana Pay and USDT
- A $5 trial
Cons
- Residential starts at $15 per GB at 2 GB
- A subnet costs $510 to $800 for a 255-proxy subnet, for 30 days
- It has automatic charges each billing cycle until you cancel
Pricing
- Static ISP. $2 per proxy for T-Mobile Legacy and $3 for AT&T Fresh at 25 proxies.
- Subnets. $510 to $800 for a 255-proxy subnet, for 30 days.
- Residential. $15 per GB for 2 GB, easing to $1.60 per GB at 10,000 GB.
- Mobile. $20 per GB for 2 GB, easing to $2.10 per GB at 10,000 GB.
- Promotion. It advertised a 50% off code for November 1 to 30 when we read it; the prices here are as printed.
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
4. DataImpulse
Best for a low per-GB rate with no monthly minimum
DataImpulse is the pick if you only use Diamond Proxies for bandwidth. It sells residential, premium residential, mobile and datacenter proxies, with no static or ISP product.
It lists $1.00/GB residential and $2.00/GB mobile, 90M+ residential addresses in 195+ countries, and traffic that never expires. With no static product, it replaces half of what Diamond Proxies sells.
Key features
- Pay as you go. No monthly fee and no monthly minimum.
- Every protocol. HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 on every product line.
- Two ways to authenticate. Authorization by IP, or a username and password.
- Support. It lists 24/7 support, with a dedicated account manager on the larger plans.
Pros
- $1.00/GB residential and $2.00/GB mobile
- A $5 intro offer for the first 5 GB
- Traffic that never expires
Cons
- No static or ISP product
- On datacenter, finer targeting costs extra: it lists free country targeting, with city, ASN and ZIP as paid add-ons on datacenter
Pricing
- Residential. $1.00/GB, or $0.80/GB at 1 TB, with custom pricing from 5 TB.
- Mobile. $2.00/GB.
- Datacenter. $0.50/GB.
ResiFactory vs DataImpulse, in fullRead on dataimpulse.com/datacenter-proxies/, dataimpulse.com/mobile-proxies/, dataimpulse.com/residential-proxies/ · Checked Nov 6, 2026
5. IPRoyal
Best for static IPs and bandwidth with wide payment choice
- Residential$7.35/GB for one gigabyte
- MobileFrom $10.11 per day
- Static ISPFrom $1.80 per proxy
- Sticky sessionsUp to 7 days
IPRoyal is a larger provider, with residential, ISP, datacenter and mobile proxies. It lists 64M+ residential addresses in 195+ countries, and it takes Visa, Mastercard, PayPal, Discover, Amex, Alipay and crypto, where Diamond Proxies takes cards through Stripe.
Its ISP proxies start from $1.80 per proxy, below the per-IP rate at Diamond Proxies, and its residential sessions hold longer than any other here: it describes sticky sessions held for as long as the customer needs, up to 7 days.
Key features
- Long sessions. Sticky sessions held for as long as the customer needs, up to 7 days.
- City targeting. City-level targeting across the residential network.
- No thread limit. Unlimited concurrent sessions, with no thread limit.
- Documentation. Public documentation at docs.iproyal.com.
Pros
- Sticky sessions of up to 7 days
- Payment by Visa, Mastercard, PayPal, Discover, Amex, Alipay and crypto
- Traffic that never expires
Cons
- Its first gigabyte is $7.35/GB for one gigabyte
- Mobile is priced by the day, from $10.11 per day
- It has a published KYC policy that applies to customers
Pricing
- Residential. $7.35/GB for one gigabyte; $6.25/GB at two gigabytes, $5.51/GB at ten, and $1.84/GB from 10 TB.
- Subscription. 5% off on a subscription.
- ISP. From $1.80 per proxy.
- Mobile. From $10.11 per day.
ResiFactory vs IPRoyal, in fullRead on iproyal.com/kyc-policy/, iproyal.com/pricing/residential-proxies/ · Checked Nov 6, 2026
6. HeroProxies
Best for larger first orders at a low rate
HeroProxies sells two residential proxy products, and no mobile, ISP or server product. Its rate starts at $0.89/GB, far below the rate at Diamond Proxies, and the catch is the size of the first order: it has a minimum order of 25 GB, which is $22.25.
It lists country, state and city targeting on its main residential product, and HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 on every product, both of which go further than the pages of Diamond Proxies. Sign-in is by email or Discord.
Key features
- Targeting. Country, state and city targeting on its main residential product.
- Protocols. HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 on every product.
- Concurrency. Unlimited concurrent sessions.
- Sessions. Sticky sessions up to 24 hours on its pricing card, and up to 10 minutes in its features list.
- Sign-in and payment. Sign in with email or Discord, and pay with cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay and local methods, through Stripe.
Pros
- A first rate of $0.89/GB
- City targeting without a higher tier
- A free desktop proxy tester for Windows and macOS
Cons
- A minimum order of 25 GB, which is $22.25
- No mobile or static product
- A refund needs a request within 24 hours, with at most the lower of 20% or 1 GB used
- Its home page says no bandwidth expiration, while its terms say bandwidth may expire after a validity period disclosed in the product flow or dashboard
Pricing
- Residential. $0.89/GB from 25 to 100 GB, $0.79/GB to 500 GB, $0.75/GB to 999 GB and $0.70/GB from 1,000 GB.
- Minimum. A minimum order of 25 GB, which is $22.25.
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 Diamond Proxies alternative?
Four checks separate a useful switch from a sideways one.
Both halves, or the half you use
Diamond 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.
The cost of the order you will place
Compare the total, not the unit price. A lower price per IP with a larger minimum can still be the bigger bill, and the reverse is also true.
An account that is yours
When the only sign-in is a third-party account, losing that account can mean losing the balance. An email or passkey sign-in removes that risk.
Coverage you can check
A headline country count and a list of named countries are not the same thing. Look for the countries you need on a public page, and test them before you buy in volume.
Where Diamond Proxies looks ahead on paper
Two things on its pages read better than ours at first glance. Here is each one, and what it means when you buy.
Its static plans start smaller
Its smallest static plan is $37.50 a month for 15 IPs, and ours start at 50 IPs. Ours are $1.25 per IP a month, against $2.50 per IP a month there, so every IP you hold costs less with us. When you outgrow single IPs, a whole /24 of ours is $255 a month, and its home page has no whole subnet for sale, with static plans that stop at 150 IPs.
Its home page lists more countries
Its home page gives 180+ countries, and ours is 150 countries on residential and mobile. The same page names only the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Germany and Australia, with more said to roll out per pool as locations. Inside a country, it lists country and state targeting. Every pool of ours sets country, US state and ASN in the username, and Premium and Mobile add city. You do not have to take a list on trust. Our way in is 1 GB of Premium free when a new account links Google.
Switching from Diamond Proxies
Split what you use in two: the gigabytes you use a month, and the static IPs you hold. They move separately.
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.
Test bandwidth on your own targets first. Diamond Proxies has balances that do not lapse, so use what is left there while you compare.
Order static IPs a few days before the old plan renews, 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.
Both shops hand out proxies as a host, a port, a username and a password. Diamond Proxies describes session, pool and country set in the proxy password, with no session length given; ours sets targeting and sessions in the username.
Cancel the old static plan once nothing points at it. Its home page describes a monthly subscription that you manage or cancel from the dashboard.
The verdict
Diamond Proxies sells residential bandwidth at $5.50/GB and static ISP IPs at $2.50 per IP a month, on an account opened through Discord. For a buyer weighing the two, ResiFactory costs less on both lines: our bandwidth is $1.50/GB on Essential, and our static IPs are $1.25 per IP a month. We sell mobile at $3.00/GB, where its pages have no mobile product listed. A whole /24 of ours is $255 a month. Premium and Mobile add city targeting and SOCKS5, where its pages have no mention of city targeting, SOCKS5, a protocol or an API, and an account opens with Google, Apple, email or a passkey. Its smaller first static plan and its longer country count are answered above.
If you need a session held for days, or want to pay by PayPal, IPRoyal describes sticky sessions held for as long as the customer needs, up to 7 days and takes Visa, Mastercard, PayPal, Discover, Amex, Alipay and crypto.
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
- You want a lower rate on bandwidth. Ours is $1.50/GB on Essential and $3.00/GB on Premium; its rate is $5.50/GB.
- You want static IPs for less each. Ours are $1.25 per IP a month; its plans are $2.50 per IP a month.
- You want a whole range. Ours is a /24 for $255 a month; its home page has no whole subnet for sale, with static plans that stop at 150 IPs.
- You need mobile proxies. Ours are $3.00/GB; its pages have no mobile product listed.
- You would rather not sign in with Discord. We take Google, Apple, email, a passkey or Discord; its sign-in page has one sign-in button, Continue with Discord.
- You need to aim closer than a state, or need SOCKS5. Country, US state and ASN are set in the username on every pool of ours, Premium and Mobile add city, and SOCKS5 runs on Premium, Mobile and ISP. Its pages have no mention of city targeting, SOCKS5, a protocol or an API.
What public reviews say
Linked, not quoted. We copy no review score onto this page.
There is little to quote yet. The registry shows a domain registered on August 17, 2026. On the date shown there was a Trustpilot page for its domain, with a profile claimed in September 2023. That profile is older than the current registration of the domain.
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 Diamond Proxies?
A proxy shop that sells rotating residential bandwidth by the gigabyte, and static ISP IPs by the month. Its terms describe accounts opened through Discord.
How much does Diamond Proxies cost?
Residential is $5.50/GB, pay as you go, topped up by any amount, with no seats and no monthly tiers. Static IPs are $2.50 per IP a month, from 15 to 150 IPs, and the smallest plan is $37.50 a month for 15 IPs. 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 Diamond Proxies legit?
We can only report what the public pages show. The registry shows a domain registered on August 17, 2026. Its terms give no company name, and Delaware as the governing law, and it takes card payments processed by Stripe. When we looked, there was a Trustpilot page for its domain, with a profile claimed in September 2023. That is a short record, not a bad one, so start with a small amount at any shop this new.
Does Diamond Proxies bandwidth expire?
No. Its terms describe balances that do not lapse, and its home page describes pay as you go, topped up by any amount, with no seats and no monthly tiers.
Does Diamond Proxies offer refunds or a free trial?
Its pages have no mention of a free trial. Its terms say all sales are final, and refunds are not part of the ordinary course of business, and offer to look at a refund request for a duplicate charge, undelivered bandwidth or a prolonged fault, if asked within 7 days.
Does Diamond Proxies sell mobile proxies or subnets?
Not on the pages we read. Its home page has no mobile product listed, and no whole subnet for sale, with static plans that stop at 150 IPs. Ours are on the pricing page.
Can I use Diamond Proxies without Discord?
Not according to its own pages. Its sign-in page has one sign-in button, Continue with Discord, and its terms describe accounts opened through Discord.
Is there a cheaper alternative to Diamond Proxies?
Yes. Our Essential pool is $1.50/GB, against $5.50/GB at Diamond Proxies, and a wallet starts at $0.50. Our static IPs are $1.25 per IP a month, against $2.50 per IP a month there.
Which Diamond Proxies alternative lets me test first?
Ours. A new account can start with 1 GB of Premium free when a new account links Google. The pages of Diamond Proxies have no mention of a free trial.
Other comparisons
Lavish Proxies alternative
Switch if you want a lower rate per gigabyte, mobile proxies, finer targeting, SOCKS5, an API, or a way to test first. Lavish Proxies sells residential bandwidth and dedicated static IPs from one web dashboard.
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.
CapyProxies alternative
Switch if you want any amount of bandwidth instead of a fixed bundle, static IPs you can order today, written terms, or public docs and an API. CapyProxies sells bandwidth and static IPs from one billing portal.
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.
Blessed Proxies alternative
Switch if you are outside the United States, or want a smaller first purchase, a lower rate, static IPs or an API. Blessed Proxies sells per-GB residential and mobile bandwidth to US customers only.
How we checked
Every fact about another provider on this page comes from one of these public pages, read on the date shown. A fact older than 90 days fails our build, so it is read again or taken off the page.
- bartproxies.comChecked November 10, 2026
- bartproxies.com/faqChecked November 10, 2026
- bartproxies.com/proxies-by-location/united-states/new-jerseyChecked November 10, 2026
- bartproxies.com/termsChecked November 10, 2026
- dataimpulse.com/datacenter-proxies/Checked November 6, 2026
- dataimpulse.com/mobile-proxies/Checked November 6, 2026
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