The ProxyScrape alternative when your data should not run out of time

Start here, because it changes how every other price on this page reads. ProxyScrape's residential plans come with a duration of 30, 60 or 90 days, or Non-Expiry at a higher rate. Mobile is sold the same way, with traffic that stays valid for 30 days on the standard plans.

A term is not a trick. It lets a provider plan capacity and price lower, and if you burn through the data inside the term, it costs you nothing. The entry plan is $2.85 per GB on a 5 GB plan with a 30-day duration, $14.25 before VAT, a fair price for a small bundle.

The cost shows up when usage is uneven. A scraper that runs hard for a week and then waits on a client, or a test that slips by a month, leaves gigabytes on the table when the term ends. ProxyScrape does offer a way out, at a price: $3.80 per GB on a 5 GB plan with the Non-Expiry duration. That is the honest comparison, because it is the version of their product that behaves like ours.

Our model has no term to choose. You load a wallet from $0.50, Essential is $1.50/GB, Premium is $3.00/GB, and the balance does not expire under normal circumstances, as our Terms set out.

On a small bundle, the answer depends on which of our pools you set against theirs. Their entry rate is $2.85 per GB on a 5 GB plan with a 30-day duration, $14.25 before VAT. Our Essential rate is $1.50/GB and Premium is $3.00/GB, so their timed bundle sits between our two pools, and their Non-Expiry bundle is the fairer one to put beside a wallet that keeps.

At volume, ProxyScrape pulls ahead. Residential falls to $1.50 per GB at 1 TB on a 30-day duration; beside our Essential rate of $1.50/GB, theirs carries city and operating-system targeting that Essential does not. Mobile falls to $1.50 per GB at 1 TB. We publish one rate per pool with no ladder, so for a terabyte spent inside the month, theirs is the better deal.

Two smaller points belong in the sum. ProxyScrape quotes net prices in USD, with VAT and other taxes added on top, so check what your invoice adds. And their mobile entry point is $7.50 for 1 GB on a 30-day plan, or $2.85 per GB at 5 GB; ours is $3.00/GB, on real phones, with no duration attached. Our full sheet is on the pricing page.

ProxyScrape's catalogue is broad: residential, unlimited residential, mobile, ISP, premium and dedicated datacenter proxies, and a Google SERP API, with no Mac servers. It also sells an unlimited residential plan with no traffic limits, billed by line speed such as 200 Mbps rather than by the gigabyte, a genuinely different way to buy residential traffic and one we do not offer.

Ours is narrower: rotating residential in two pools, Essential and Premium; Mobile on real phones; static ISP proxies; and Mac servers. Need datacenter or unmetered traffic? They sell it and we do not. Need a Mac or a subnet of your own? The reverse.

ProxyScrape includes country, state and city, plus operating system, ASN and UDP targeting, on every residential plan, across a pool of 120M+ residential IPs in 195+ countries. That is a wide set of controls at the entry price, and operating-system targeting in particular is something we do not offer.

Our targeting lives in the username. Country, US state and ASN work on every pool, Premium and Mobile add city, and our pools cover 150 countries. The residential page has the syntax.

On protocols they support HTTP and SOCKS5, with UDP over SOCKS5. We run HTTP on port 7777 on every pool and SOCKS5 on port 1080 on Premium, Mobile and ISP, with no UDP. If your tool needs UDP through the proxy, pick them.

Sessions run the other way. ProxyScrape lists up to 120 min on a residential sticky session. Ours is up to 24 hours (120 minutes on Essential), so on Premium and Mobile a sticky exit holds well past theirs, while on Essential theirs holds longer. If a flow has to stay on one address through a long sign-in, Premium is the pool to test.

ProxyScrape's ISP proxies run from $1.65 per proxy, priced per IP with unlimited bandwidth. The smallest order is 5 IPs, on a duration of 1, 7, 30 or 90 days, in 17 locations across the United States, Europe and Asia, with a trial of 5 ISP proxies for $5.92. For a few static addresses outside the US, that is flexible and well built.

Ours includes a different unit: a whole /24 at $255 a month, and each subnet goes to one customer. You hold a whole block, and its reputation is yours alone.

Two limits on our side are worth stating. Our ranges are US ranges today, international to follow, and stock is sold in restock windows, members first and then everyone, so we cannot match their location list or their short terms. If you need five addresses in Japan for a week, buy from them. If you need a network that looks like one network, see ISP proxies.

There is nothing on their side of this one. ProxyScrape sells residential, unlimited residential, mobile, ISP, premium and dedicated datacenter proxies, and a Google SERP API, with no Mac servers.

We rent Mac minis from $32 a day or $160 a month, and the shortest rental is a day rental from $32, 24 hours counted from when the Mac is ready. Line speeds are 1 or 2.5 Gbps, by build.

ProxyScrape's entry offer is 1 GB of residential data for $1, and it starts without talking to anyone. Ours is 1 GB of Premium free when a new account links Google: free.

Refunds favour us. Their terms allow a 3-day refund window, only if no more than 1 GB was used, the purchase was no more than $100 and it was paid by card or PayPal. Ours are requests within 14 days of a top-up, under the refund policy.

Support is 24/7 human support on their side. Ours is Discord tickets and email, answered by the people who run the network.

ProxyScrape is a strong choice if you buy big and spend fast. At volume its mobile ladder undercuts us and its residential ladder buys more targeting per dollar than our Essential pool, its catalogue covers datacenter, unmetered and UDP work we do not sell, and its trial is quick. If that describes your month, buy from them.

The case for us is the clock. Our wallet does not expire under normal circumstances and costs the same whether you spend it now or later; their version of that promise is $3.80 per GB on a 5 GB plan with the Non-Expiry duration. Add Premium and Mobile sessions that hold for up to 24 hours (120 minutes on Essential), whole subnets to one customer, and Mac servers, and the comparison stops being about the headline price.

So: if your usage is steady and large, take their ladder. If it is uneven, or you need a subnet or a Mac, come here and keep what you pay for.

ProxyScrape has a Trustpilot profile, and its own pages carry customer quotes. We copy none of their figures; a score lifted from someone else's page is a claim we cannot keep current, so read the profile at the source.

We would rather be judged on the network. Our prices here are read live, every ProxyScrape fact links to its source, and the trust page lists what we can prove.