The Proxy6 alternative for mobile, rotating residential and Mac servers

Proxy6's catalogue is dedicated IPv4, IPv6, shared IPv4 and Telegram-only MTproto proxies, with no mobile or rotating residential product. Every one of those is an address you rent for a period: you choose a country, a count and a length, and it is issued automatically right after payment. That is the whole model, and it is a clean one.

The addresses come as HTTPS and SOCKS5 on the same proxy at once, with login and password, or by IP. Dedicated IPv4 goes to one customer, which its order page makes a point of, and the shared tier is used by up to 3 people. The published line speeds are 10 Mbit/s on IPv4 and shared IPv4, and 30 Mbit/s on IPv6.

ResiFactory sells a different shape of product: residential and mobile bandwidth by the gigabyte, static ISP proxies, and Mac servers by the day or the month. The catalogues touch at one point, a static address you keep. On that point Proxy6 is cheaper; on the rest it has no product to price.

Dedicated IPv4 at Proxy6 is $1.50 per IP for one month, at 1 to 99 IPs, and $1.238 per IP for one month from 100 IPs. Shared IPv4 is $0.413 per IP for one month, used by up to 3 people. IPv6 is $0.258 per IP for one month at 1 to 9 IPs, falling to $0.084 from 500 IPs.

Those are low numbers. If you need a handful of addresses in a handful of countries, each yours for a month, Proxy6 will sell them for less than any static product of ours.

Our static product is single IPs from $1.25 per IP a month (minimum 50 IPs), or a whole /24 for $255 a month. A whole /24 goes to one customer and looks like a network, not single addresses from a list. If you only need a few, we are the wrong size, and we would rather say so.

Where the comparison stops is bandwidth. Proxy6 sells no residential or mobile traffic, so there is nothing to set against our Essential rate of $1.50/GB or our Mobile rate of $3.00/GB. See pricing for our full sheet.

Proxy6's IPv6 is the cheapest line in its table, and Proxy6 is upfront that it is usable only on sites that support IPv6, reached through an IPv4-to-IPv6 tunnel. A target that answers only over IPv4 never sees it.

That is the trade with IPv6 everywhere, not a Proxy6 problem. We do not sell IPv6, so this is a straight concession: if your targets accept it, Proxy6 is the better buy.

This is where the catalogues part. A rented static address, however clean, is one fixed address in one range, and a target that checks the network type or the range's history can tell.

ResiFactory Mobile is $3.00/GB, on real phones attached to carrier networks in 150 countries. It is the pool to use when a site expects a phone. See mobile proxies.

Our residential pools are Essential at $1.50/GB and Premium at $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), with the longer holds on Premium and Mobile. See residential proxies.

Proxy6 has no equivalent of either, and a fresh list from the same kind of range rarely fixes a list that has started failing.

At Proxy6, location is chosen once, when you buy: you pick country, count and period, the only three choices in its order form. Another country means another address. For static work that is all you need.

Our targeting lives in the username. Every pool takes a country, a US state and a network (ASN), and Premium and Mobile add city. Change the username and the next request comes from somewhere else, with no new order.

Proxy6 covers 64 countries for dedicated IPv4, 11 for shared IPv4 and 10 for IPv6, some with no stock on the day we read it. Our residential and mobile pools cover 150 countries, with state, city and ASN included in the per-gigabyte price.

Proxy6 sells single addresses, from a single IP, across 64 countries for dedicated IPv4, 11 for shared IPv4 and 10 for IPv6, some with no stock on the day we read it. You get exactly as many as you need, where you need them, and each dedicated address is yours alone.

We sell single IPs from $1.25 per IP a month (minimum 50 IPs), or a whole /24 for $255 a month, and each whole /24 goes to one customer. Our ISP proxies are US ranges today, international to follow, sold in restock windows, members first and then everyone, and every address answers on HTTP and SOCKS5.

A few addresses abroad: Proxy6 fits and we do not. A block of US addresses nobody else rents a corner of: see ISP proxies.

Proxy6 sells proxies and nothing to run them on. Its catalogue is dedicated IPv4, IPv6, shared IPv4 and Telegram-only MTproto proxies, with no mobile or rotating residential product.

We rent Mac servers alongside the proxies, from $32 a day or $160 a month. The shortest rental is a day rental from $32, 24 hours counted from when the Mac is ready, so a short test costs a short test.

The table below is read live from our catalogue, with out-of-stock builds marked rather than hidden.

Proxy6 offers a 1-day money-back guarantee that lapses once the proxies have been used, and no refund on shared IPv4. It also allows a replacement in the first day after purchase, for a valid reason. Both are clear, but both are short: you have to test on the day you buy, and testing counts as use.

Ours are requests within 14 days of a top-up, under the refund policy. That is the longer window by a distance, and the one point on this page purely in our favour.

Proxy6's FAQ also says port 25 is closed, and PayPal and Steam do not work through its network, which is worth reading before you buy. Our acceptable use policy sets out what our network is not for.

For automation, Proxy6 has an API for buying and renewing proxies, limited to 3 requests a second. Ours is in the API reference.

Proxy6 is run by PROXY SIX LLC, with a registered address in the Moscow region. Its support channels are online chat, VK, Telegram and email, its API reports an account currency of RUB or USD, and it still has a personal-proxy guide that its English menu serves in Russian. The English site is complete enough to buy from, but the business is built for a Russian-speaking market first.

For a Russian-speaking buyer that is a point in Proxy6's favour. For an English-speaking team paying in US dollars by card, it is a real difference. We bill in US dollars through Stripe or by SOL, and answer in Discord tickets and email.

If you need single dedicated IPv4 addresses, IPv6 in bulk, or a static address in a country our ISP ranges do not cover, Proxy6 is cheaper and broader than we are, and you should buy from them.

If you need mobile, a rotating residential pool, a session held on a real household connection, state, city or ASN targeting without buying a new address, or a Mac to run the work on, Proxy6 has no product to compare. That is the case for us.

The overlap is static addresses, and there the choice is shape: single IPs abroad from Proxy6, or a whole US subnet owned by one customer from us.

Proxy6 reports more than 1.1 million clients, by its own count. It appears across review sites and proxy roundups; we quote none of their scores, because a copied figure is a claim we cannot keep current.

Our own record is the trust page, and our prices are read live on this page rather than typed into it.