The HypeProxies alternative for rotating, mobile and non-US proxies

HypeProxies is a static-IP and server shop, and a focused one. Its catalogue is static US ISP proxies, VPS and bare-metal servers, and an Apple M4 Mac mini. Every proxy it sells is one US address, hosted in Ashburn, VA and Dallas, TX, and the server side runs on the same footprint: VPS from $20/mo and bare metal from $400 per quarter.

That narrowness is a feature if it matches your work. When you need one address that stays put for months, a static ISP IP is the right tool and a rotating pool is the wrong one. Plenty of scraping, monitoring and research work is exactly that shape.

The gap opens when your job changes shape. We sell rotating residential and mobile bandwidth by the gigabyte, static ISP proxies, and Mac servers by the day or the month. Three products, aimed at three jobs that a static IP block cannot do.

Everything below is the detail behind that split. Where their catalogue has an answer and ours does not, we say so. Where ours has one and theirs does not, we say that too, and we show you the source either way.

This is the shortest section on the page, because there is nothing to compare. At HypeProxies, rotating proxies are not sold, and its help centre refers rotating buyers to a partner site.

That is the whole answer, and it is not a criticism. A static-IP business is built on holding addresses steady. Rotation is the opposite trade: a pool large enough that two requests rarely share an exit, and a router that hands out a new one on demand.

ResiFactory is built around that trade. Essential is $1.50/GB and Premium is $3.00/GB. Every request can take a fresh exit, or you can hold one address for up to 24 hours (120 minutes on Essential) when a sign-in or a payment flow has to stay on the same IP.

If you are here because a target started flagging your static ranges, this is the section that matters. See residential proxies for the pool sizes and the targeting syntax.

HypeProxies' targeting was country level only, at the time of Proxyway's July 2025 review. Ours is set in the username rather than a dashboard toggle, which is the part people underrate until they are running a campaign across several regions.

Every ResiFactory pool takes a country, a US state and a network (ASN), which lets you test a specific carrier or a specific network without guessing which address you were handed. Premium and Mobile add city.

The practical difference is how much of your budget goes to traffic you did not want. If half your requests resolve to the wrong state, you have paid for half a campaign. State-level targeting on every pool is the cheapest fix for that we know of.

HypeProxies has no mobile proxy product; its carrier plans are listed as ISP proxies. To be fair to them, the label is the confusing part of this market: a lot of providers call an ISP IP with a carrier logo on it a mobile proxy.

ResiFactory Mobile is $3.00/GB, on real phones attached to carrier networks in 150 countries, with US state and city targeting. That is the pool you want when the site checks the network type, not just the ASN.

If you have been treating a static ISP address as mobile enough, the tell is usually a fingerprint or a carrier lookup. If it has not failed yet, it will when the target tightens. See mobile proxies for how the pool is built.

HypeProxies' pricing page lists HTTP/HTTPS and username and password authentication, with no IP whitelisting. That is a clean, simple setup, and for a browser or an HTTP client it is all you need.

We run HTTP on port 7777 across every pool, and SOCKS5 on port 1080 on Premium, Mobile and ISP. ISP subnets answer on both protocols, on every address in the block.

The reason to care is your stack, not the protocol chart. If a tool already speaks SOCKS5, switching to an HTTP-only provider means a proxy adapter, a rewrite, or a tool that quietly ignores half your configuration. If it speaks HTTP only, none of this matters and you can skip the row.

HypeProxies has US IPs only, which is a deliberate choice for a business selling US ISP ranges into US work. If your work is US-only, it is not a limitation at all.

Our residential and mobile pools cover 150 countries. Country, US state and ASN are set in the username on every pool, and Premium and Mobile add city. The ISP product is US ranges today, with international to follow.

So the honest split is this: for US static IPs, both of us can serve you. For anything that needs an exit outside the US, only one of us can, and it is not HypeProxies.

HypeProxies sells static ISP in blocks: 50 IPs for $65/mo, 100 IPs for $125/mo, or a private /24 of 254 IPs for $300/mo, with about 10% off on quarterly billing, down to $1.06 per IP for a /24. That works out to the cheapest per-address figure in their catalogue.

Ours is $255 a month, billed monthly, and each subnet goes to exactly one customer. That last part is worth reading twice. You are not sharing a block with four other accounts, so the reputation of those addresses is yours to keep, and yours alone to lose.

Our smallest ISP purchase is 50 single IPs and HypeProxies' minimum is 50 IPs, so on size alone compare the two before you choose. We think a whole subnet is the right unit for anything that needs to look like a real network, and a /24 is the way to hold every address in the block yourself.

Stock is the other difference. HypeProxies lists instant delivery; our subnets are sold in restock windows, members first and then everyone, and the next window is on the ISP page of your dashboard. If you need addresses in the next hour, that timing is the thing to weigh, not the price. See ISP proxies for how a restock works.

HypeProxies sells an Apple M4 Mac mini with 16 GB and a 256 GB SSD at $499 per quarter, billed by the quarter only, in Ashburn, VA, with SSH plus a free KVM console. It publishes its measured line: 9,418.63 Mbps download, the median of 10 tests it ran on 4 November 2026.

Those are good numbers and there is no point pretending otherwise. A measured line, a stated disk (a 256 GB SSD), and console access from the first minute are exactly what you want from a Mac host. The M4 is a capable build for browser work and for anything that needs Xcode.

Where we differ is the unit of time. We bill Macs by the day and by the month. Our prices are from $32 a day or $160 a month, so a weekend of testing costs a weekend, and a long job is still billed a month at a time.

The table below is read live from our catalogue on every request, so it reflects stock and price at the moment you loaded the page. Builds that are out of stock are marked as such rather than quietly hidden.

HypeProxies bills ISP proxies per IP, monthly or quarterly, and takes card, PayPal and crypto, per Proxyway's July 2025 review. That is a normal subscription model, and for a steady, predictable block of addresses it is easy to budget.

We use a prepaid wallet instead. Load any amount from $0.50 into the pool you need, spend it at your own pace, and it does not expire. There is no monthly commitment and no per-address line to reconcile, which matters most when your usage is spiky.

On trials, the two models differ rather than one being better. HypeProxies offers a 48-hour free trial with no card, subject to approval and availability. Ours is 1 GB of Premium free when a new account links Google, so you can point it at your own targets before you pay us anything.

On refunds, HypeProxies takes refund requests within 3 days of purchase. Ours are requests within 14 days of a top-up, handled under the refund policy. Ours is the longer window of the two, so if you expect to change your mind, that is a point in our favour.

Support is a chat window on both sides. HypeProxies lists Discord, WhatsApp and tickets; we run Discord tickets and email, and the people answering are the ones who run the network.

If you need rotating residential, mobile, SOCKS5 or an exit outside the US, there is not much of a decision here. HypeProxies does not sell those products and we do, so the comparison ends at the catalogue.

If you need a small block of static US addresses this afternoon and nothing else, HypeProxies is the better buy and we have said so three times on this page. That is a real use case and they serve it well.

The overlap is static ISP, and there we would take our side: a whole subnet to one customer, monthly billing, and a prepaid wallet instead of a subscription. If those three things matter to you, the rest of this page is the argument for them.

Proxyway published a hands-on review of HypeProxies in July 2025, and HypeProxies has a Trustpilot profile. Both are worth reading in full rather than through our summary, so the links go straight to them.

We would rather you judged us on the network than on a badge. Every ResiFactory price on this page is read live from our catalogue, every HypeProxies fact links to the page we read it on, and the trust page lists what we can prove rather than what we claim.