The 6 best Lavish Proxies alternatives, compared

Lavish Proxies sells residential bandwidth by the gigabyte and static ISP proxies by the month, on two static lines it calls Elite and PK1. 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 Lavish Proxies?
  2. Lavish Proxies at a glance
  3. Why look for a Lavish Proxies alternative?
  4. How we chose the alternatives
  5. The alternatives at a glance
  6. The 6 best Lavish Proxies alternatives
  7. 1. ResiFactory
  8. 2. DataImpulse
  9. 3. IPRoyal
  10. 4. HypeProxies
  11. 5. Pigeon Proxies
  12. 6. Stella Proxies
  13. Where Lavish Proxies looks ahead on paper
  14. What makes a good Lavish Proxies alternative?
  15. Switching from Lavish 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

What is Lavish Proxies?

Lavish Proxies sells residential proxies by the gigabyte, and static ISP proxies by the month on two lines, Elite and PK1. Its docs describe the static IPs as high-speed datacenter proxies registered under ISP IP addresses, and the registry shows a domain registered on July 15, 2025. Its terms were last updated on September 2, 2025.

The two static lines cost the same. The Elite card shows one network provider logo, Verizon, and the PK1 card shows logos for Spectrum, RCN, Windstream, Verizon and Charter. Its docs describe two connection profiles, Cloudflare Boost and macOS Boost, for its Elite ISP proxies and Elite subnets, and profiles that do not apply to PK1 or residential proxies. Its swap policy describes an IP swap within the first 24 hours of a plan, and a 72-hour window before renewal to swap for the next cycle. After that it allows mid-cycle swaps at its discretion, depending on IP abuse history and available ISPs.

You open an account with Google, Discord or email, and the site shows a Powered by Stripe badge, with no payment methods listed. Its home page offers 24/7 support and its Discord server. Its docs include ten named online stores and store platforms in a table of recommended proxy types. Residential lists are made in the dashboard, up to 10,000 IPs in one generated list. Its docs also describe a backup host for residential lists, switched on with a Backup Mode setting. Its privacy policy says it collects the Discord account ID and server membership list when you sign in with Discord and allow server-list access.

Lavish Proxies at a glance, beside ResiFactory

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

ResiFactory and Lavish Proxies, feature by feature
FeatureResiFactoryLavish Proxies
What it sellsResidential, mobile and static ISP proxies, and Mac servers Residential proxies by the gigabyte, and static ISP proxies by the month on two lines, Elite and PK1Checked 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 proxiesChecked Nov 13, 2026
Static ISP IPs$1.25 per IP a month, with a minimum order of 50 IPs $2.50 a month for one dedicated IP, on both its Elite and its PK1 lineChecked Nov 13, 2026
Whole subnetsA whole /24 of 254 IPs for $255 a month $350 a subnetChecked 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 Purchased bandwidth with no expiryChecked Nov 13, 2026
TargetingCountry, US state and ASN in the username on every pool; city on Premium and Mobile Country selection only, with no mention of state, city or ASN targetingChecked Nov 13, 2026
SessionsRotating, or sticky for up to 24 hours (120 minutes on Essential) Two session types, Static and Dynamic, with no session length givenChecked Nov 13, 2026
ProtocolsHTTP on every pool; SOCKS5 on Premium, Mobile and ISP No mention of SOCKS5, a port or an APIChecked Nov 13, 2026
Sign-inGoogle, Apple, email, a passkey or Discord Google, Discord or emailChecked Nov 13, 2026
Dashboard and APIA web dashboard, public docs and a REST API v1 reference Five public guides, with no API referenceChecked Nov 13, 2026
PaymentVisa, Mastercard and Amex through Stripe, or SOL A Powered by Stripe badge, with no payment methods listedChecked Nov 13, 2026
RefundsRequests within 14 days of a top-up, considered at our discretion A very strict refund policy, with every purchase non-refundable after deliveryChecked 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 a Lavish 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 $5.00/GB, with no volume ladder on the page. Ours is $1.50/GB on Essential and $3.00/GB on Premium.

You need mobile proxies or servers

Its terms list no mobile proxies, and its home page has no servers listed. We sell Mobile at $3.00/GB.

You need a protocol or an API in writing

Its public pages have no mention of SOCKS5, a port or an API, and its documentation is five public guides, with no API reference.

You want the subnet size before you pay

Its home page lists $350 a subnet, with no subnet size or IP count given. Ours is a /24 of 254 IPs.

How we chose the alternatives

A provider is on this list only if a Lavish 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 Lavish Proxies does not have. A lower rate, mobile proxies, finer targeting, SOCKS5 or an API, or a way to test before you pay.
  • 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 Lavish Proxies alternatives at a glance

Lavish Proxies is the last row, for reference.

Feature comparison
ProviderBest forProxy typesLocation targetingBandwidth expiry
ResiFactoryOur pickCheaper bandwidth, mobile and static IPs on one account Residential, mobile, static ISP and Mac servers Country, US state and ASN on every pool; city on Premium and Mobile No expiry date
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
IPRoyalStatic IPs and bandwidth from a larger provider Residential, ISP, datacenter and mobile proxies City-level targeting across the residential network Traffic that never expires
HypeProxiesStatic US IPs in packs, with a free trial Static ISP, subnets and servers US IPs only Not metered: static plans are billed per IP, monthly or quarterly
Pigeon ProxiesThe same mix, with a volume ladder on bandwidth Residential, mobile, static ISP and subnets Country targeting, and US state targeting Bandwidth that never expires
Stella ProxiesStatic packs and a /24, with a free test first Residential, mobile, static ISP, subnets and servers Global access, with no country list, city targeting or session length published Each per-GB plan runs on a 30-day service term
Lavish ProxiesFor referenceResidential bandwidth by the gigabyte and static ISP IPs by the month Residential and static ISP Country selection only, with no mention of state, city or ASN targeting Purchased bandwidth with no expiry

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 Lavish Proxies alternatives

1. ResiFactory

Best for cheaper bandwidth, mobile and static IPs on one account

Our pick
  • 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 Lavish Proxies sells, and the product lines it does not: residential and mobile bandwidth by the gigabyte, static ISP IPs, whole subnets and Mac servers. Its residential rate is $5.00/GB; ours is $1.50/GB on Essential and $3.00/GB on Premium.

Country, US state and ASN are set in the username on every pool, Premium and Mobile add city, and the REST API is documented in public. Its pages have no mention of SOCKS5, a port or an API.

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

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. DataImpulse

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

DataImpulse is the pick if you only use Lavish Proxies for bandwidth. It sells residential, premium residential, mobile and datacenter proxies, with no static or ISP product, at $1.00/GB on residential.

It lists 90M+ residential addresses in 195+ countries, and traffic that never expires, the same promise Lavish Proxies makes. With no static product, it replaces half of what Lavish 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

3. IPRoyal

Best for static IPs and bandwidth from a larger provider

IPRoyal is a larger provider, with residential, ISP, datacenter and mobile proxies. It lists 64M+ residential addresses in 195+ countries, and city targeting that the pages of Lavish Proxies do not mention.

Its ISP proxies start below the per-IP rate at Lavish Proxies: it lists ISP proxies from $1.80 per proxy. Its first gigabyte is $7.35/GB for one gigabyte, and the rate falls with volume. 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. HypeProxies

Best for static US IPs in packs, with a free trial

HypeProxies is a static-IP specialist. It sells static US ISP proxies, VPS and bare-metal servers, and an Apple M4 Mac mini, and its static IPs are hosted in Ashburn, VA and Dallas, TX.

It sells in packs, not single IPs: it lists 50 IPs for $65/mo, 100 IPs for $125/mo, or a private /24 of 254 IPs for $300/mo. That is a lower rate per IP than Lavish Proxies at pack size. It offers a 48-hour free trial with no card, subject to approval and availability.

Key features

Cons

Pricing

ResiFactory vs HypeProxies, in fullRead on hypeproxies.com/company/about-us, hypeproxies.com/help-center/do-you-have-rotating-proxies, hypeproxies.com/help-center/free-trials, hypeproxies.com/pricing, hypeproxies.com/refund-policy · Checked Nov 5, 2026

5. Pigeon Proxies

Best for the same mix, with a volume ladder on bandwidth

Pigeon Proxies is the closest in shape: per-GB bandwidth, static ISP IPs and whole subnets on one account. Its residential rate is $5.00/GB, the same as Lavish Proxies, then $4.75/GB from 26 GB and $4.50/GB from 101 GB.

It adds mobile at $6.00/GB, and sells bandwidth that never expires. Its static IPs are $3.00 per IP a month, from 25 to 200 IPs, and its sign-in is Discord only: its terms describe accounts created by signing in with Discord.

Key features

Pros

Cons

Pricing

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

6. Stella Proxies

Best for static packs and a /24, with a free test first

Stella Proxies sells static IPs in monthly packs and hosts them in Ashburn, Virginia. Its domain was registered in April 2021.

It lists packs of 25, 50 or 100 static IPs a month, from $36.95 for 25, and $350 to $375 a month for a /24 of 254 IPs, on named carrier ranges, so you know the size of the range before you pay. Its per-GB bandwidth is $10.00/GB for 1 GB, falling to $6.00/GB at 250 GB.

Key features

Pricing

ResiFactory vs Stella Proxies, in fullRead on dash.stellaproxies.com/index.php, dash.stellaproxies.com/index.php, dash.stellaproxies.com/index.php, dash.stellaproxies.com/index.php, rdap.verisign.com/com/v1/domain/stellaproxies.com, stellaproxies.com/free-trial, stellaproxies.com/help-center/do-you-sell-socks5-proxies-or-ip-authenticated-proxies, stellaproxies.com/help-center/where-are-your-proxies-located, stellaproxies.com/legal/terms-of-service, stellaproxies.com/proxies/residential-proxies, stellaproxies.com/servers · Checked Nov 5, 2026

Where Lavish 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.

A longer list of countries

Its home page lists 172 selectable countries. Ours is 150 countries on residential and mobile, and the difference is in what you can pick inside a country. Country, US state and ASN are set in the username on every pool of ours, and Premium and Mobile add city. Its docs describe country selection only, with no mention of state, city or ASN targeting.

Single static IPs with no minimum

It sells $2.50 a month for one dedicated IP, on both its Elite and its PK1 line, with no minimum order stated. Ours are $1.25 per IP a month each, a lower price per IP, with a minimum order of 50 IPs. Its pages leave the size of a range unstated: it lists $350 a subnet, with no subnet size or IP count given. Ours is a /24 of 254 IPs for $255 a month, so you know what the range holds before you pay.

What makes a good Lavish Proxies alternative?

Four checks separate a useful switch from a sideways one.

Both halves, or the half you use

Lavish Proxies sells bandwidth and static IPs. If you use both, look for a provider that sells both. If you use one, price the specialists in that half too.

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.

Terms you can live with

Read the refund and renewal terms before the first order, not after. A strict policy is fine if you test small first, and costly if you do not.

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. You cannot plan around what is not printed.

Switching from Lavish 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. Lavish Proxies sells purchased bandwidth with no expiry, so use what is left there while you compare.

  4. 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.

  5. Both shops hand out proxies as a host, a port, a username and a password, so a tool that took one list takes the other.

  6. Stop the old static plan before it renews. Its terms describe subscription fees billed in advance, so a plan left running is a cycle paid for.

The verdict

Lavish Proxies sells residential bandwidth at $5.00/GB and static ISP IPs at $2.50 a month each. For a buyer weighing the two, we are the stronger choice. Our residential is $1.50/GB on Essential and $3.00/GB on Premium. We sell Mobile at $3.00/GB, where its terms list no mobile proxies. Our whole /24 of 254 IPs is $255 a month, where it lists $350 a subnet, with no subnet size or IP count given. Country, US state and ASN targeting come on every pool of ours, with city on Premium and Mobile. SOCKS5 runs on Premium, Mobile and ISP, and our REST API is documented in public; its pages have no mention of SOCKS5, a port or an API. Its longer country list and its single static IPs are answered above.

If you need datacenter bandwidth, which neither of us sells by the gigabyte, DataImpulse lists $0.50/GB. If you need a session held for days, IPRoyal describes sticky sessions held for as long as the customer needs, up to 7 days.

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.

There is little to quote yet. On the date shown there was no Trustpilot page, and the registry shows a domain registered on July 15, 2025. Its terms have no company name and no governing law.

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 Lavish Proxies?

A proxy shop that sells residential proxies by the gigabyte, and static ISP proxies by the month on two lines, Elite and PK1. Its docs describe the static IPs as high-speed datacenter proxies registered under ISP IP addresses.

How much does Lavish Proxies cost?

Residential is $5.00/GB. A static IP is $2.50 a month for one dedicated IP, on both its Elite and its PK1 line, and it lists $350 a subnet. 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 Lavish Proxies legit?

We can only report what the public pages show. The registry shows a domain registered on July 15, 2025. Its terms have no company name and no governing law, and the site shows a Powered by Stripe badge, with no payment methods listed. There was no Trustpilot page when we looked. That is a short record, not a bad one, so start with a small amount at any shop you have not used.

Does Lavish Proxies offer refunds or a free trial?

Its pages have no mention of a free trial. Its terms describe a very strict refund policy, with every purchase non-refundable after delivery, and say that a buyer waives any right to a chargeback, refund or credit except where required by law.

Does Lavish Proxies sell mobile proxies?

No. Its terms list no mobile proxies, and its home page shows three products: residential and two static ISP lines.

Does Lavish Proxies bandwidth expire?

No. Its home page describes purchased bandwidth with no expiry, paid as a one-time payment based on the data you use. Its static IPs are different: they are ISP proxies billed as recurring payments.

Does Lavish Proxies guarantee its uptime?

Its pages disagree. The static cards on its home page print a 99.99% uptime guarantee, while its terms say that it strives for 99.99% uptime but does not guarantee uninterrupted service.

Is there a cheaper alternative to Lavish Proxies?

Yes. Our Essential pool is $1.50/GB, against $5.00/GB at Lavish Proxies, and a wallet starts at $0.50. Our whole /24 of 254 IPs is $255 a month; it lists $350 a subnet, with no subnet size or IP count given.

Which Lavish Proxies alternative lets me test first?

Ours. Our way in is 1 GB of Premium free when a new account links Google, on your own targets before you pay. The pages of Lavish Proxies have no mention of a free trial.

Other comparisons

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • Diamond Proxies alternative

    Switch if you want a lower rate per gigabyte or per static IP, mobile proxies, a whole subnet, city targeting, SOCKS5, an API, or a sign-in that is not Discord. Diamond Proxies is a new shop that sells residential bandwidth and static IPs on one Discord-linked account.

  • 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.

  • Stella Proxies alternative

    Switch if you want bandwidth that does not expire, SOCKS5, mobile data without a term, or a whole /24. Stella sells term plans and small ISP packs.

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How we checked

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