Caproxy
Rotating residential proxies
Same gigabyte. Up to 9× the price.
Fourteen providers sell the same thing — a home IP that changes on every request. At 100 GB a month that costs anywhere from $100 to $700. Set your volume and see who is actually cheapest for you.
14 providers compared on the same volume steps,
from 1 GB to 5 TB a month
How much traffic do you need a month?
We price your volume on each provider’s tier grid, including minimum packages.
Monthly cost before VAT, on the plan step your volume falls into; below a provider’s smallest plan we price pay-as-you-go, or the smallest package if there is none. Links are affiliate links; the price you pay is the same.
Not only about price
Cheapest per gigabyte is the right answer for bulk scraping. For account work or a first test, a different provider wins.
How we compared
The same five checks for every provider, taken from their own pricing pages and from our tests. We update the grid monthly.
- Price per GBAt every volume step the provider sells, not the headline “from” price.
- CountriesCountries on the rotating residential product itself, not the company-wide claim.
- How to testFree access, a paid trial, or a refund window — and how long it lasts.
- Promo codesOn some grids the listed price only exists with the code. We say so.
- User scoresUsed to rule out the broken, not to pick a winner.
Before you buy
Rotating or static residential — which do I need?
Rotating if each request can come from a new address: scraping, SERP tracking, price monitoring. Static if one account must keep one IP for weeks — a rotating pool will get it flagged.
Why is BrightData seven times the price?
You pay for the platform, not the gigabyte: an API surface, compliance paperwork, contractual support and the hardest targets kept working. For public catalog pages that premium buys nothing; a 100 GB month costs $700 there and $100 at DataImpulse.
How do I test without wasting money?
Use the “Free or paid trial” filter above. ProxyScrape, CatProxies and Proxidize give free access, BrightData a $5 credit; NodeMaven, Geonix, ProxyEmpire and MangoProxy sell a trial for under $4. DataImpulse gives 168 hours to ask for a refund.
Pay-as-you-go or a monthly plan?
A monthly plan is cheaper per gigabyte, but at most providers unused traffic burns at the end of the month. Pay-as-you-go costs more per gigabyte and at DataImpulse and NodeMaven never expires. If your volume jumps from month to month, that matters more than the price.
Is there a catch with promo prices?
ProxyEmpire’s grid is quoted with the code EMPIRE50 — enter it at checkout or you’ll see higher numbers. NodeMaven’s CAPYRATE35 takes 35% off a first order only.