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An honest, sourced price comparison against 24proxy providers. Each one is measured on what it actually charges, next to HProxy's pay-as-you-go residential from $0.44/GB with no subscription and a balance that never expires.
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Bright Data alternative
HProxy vs Bright Data on price, network and ownership: a cheaper Bright Data alternative for residential proxies, and when the enterprise machine is worth paying up for.
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DataImpulse alternative
HProxy vs DataImpulse on price and model: two pay-as-you-go networks with non-expiring balances, where HProxy is cheaper on residential and DataImpulse wins on its low entry deposit and pool.
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Decodo alternative
HProxy vs Decodo on price, billing and tooling: a cheaper Decodo alternative for residential proxies, and where the polished Smartproxy platform still earns its subscription.
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Evomi alternative
HProxy vs Evomi on price and billing: Evomi's $0.49/GB residential undercuts HProxy, but it needs a monthly plan, so here is the breakeven and when each one is actually cheaper.
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Froxy alternative
HProxy vs Froxy on residential price, plans and the HEATWAVE sale: the one thing Froxy publishes that almost nobody in this market does, and what changes on 1 September 2026.
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GeoNode alternative
HProxy vs Geonode on price: HProxy is the cheaper flat rate up to about 100 GB, and Geonode's tier rate dips below it only at large committed volume.
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Infatica alternative
HProxy vs Infatica on price, KYC and network: a cheaper Infatica alternative for residential proxies, and where Infatica's cheap datacenter, mobile network and ethical sourcing genuinely win.
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IPBurger alternative
IPBurger sells residential in monthly buckets rather than metered bandwidth, and its cheapest published rate is still far above ours. When a small predictable bill is worth it, and when it is not.
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Ipfoxy alternative
IPFoxy's residential runs from $5.99/GB down to $1.99/GB, but the cheap rate needs $1,999 up front and every package carries a validity window. What that clock costs a workload that pauses.
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IPRoyal alternative
HProxy vs IPRoyal on price, KYC and billing: a cheaper IPRoyal alternative that keeps the pay-as-you-go, non-expiring model, and where IPRoyal still earns its place.
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MarsProxies alternative
HProxy vs MarsProxies on residential price, the advertised {{comp:marsproxies:residential:floor}} we could not find a tier behind, and the per-IP, per-day model MarsProxies sells everything else on.
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Massive alternative
HProxy vs Massive on price and model: a much cheaper residential alternative at {{price}}, and where Massive's ethically sourced, AI-focused network is worth the premium.
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NodeMaven alternative
HProxy vs NodeMaven on price, model and IP quality: a much cheaper NodeMaven alternative for residential proxies, and when NodeMaven's IP quality filter is worth the premium.
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Oxylabs alternative
HProxy vs Oxylabs on price, network and billing: a cheaper Oxylabs alternative for residential proxies, and when the enterprise platform is worth paying up for.
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PacketStream alternative
HProxy vs PacketStream on price, model and range: two flat-rate pay-as-you-go residential networks, where HProxy is cheaper per GB and sells more proxy types on one balance.
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Proxy Cheap alternative
HProxy vs Proxy-Cheap on residential price and model: a flat {{price:flat}} alternative with no promo cliff, and where Proxy-Cheap's cheap static and datacenter catalog still wins.
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ProxyEmpire alternative
HProxy vs ProxyEmpire on residential price and model: a much cheaper flat {{price:flat}} alternative, and where ProxyEmpire's unlimited rollover and mobile coverage still win.
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Proxyrack alternative
ProxyRack publishes one of the lowest residential rates in this market, and reaching it means buying a 100 GB plan every month. What 5, 20, 100 and 300 GB actually cost on each side, worked out.
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ProxyScrape alternative
HProxy vs ProxyScrape on price, data expiry and free proxies: a cheaper ProxyScrape alternative for residential proxies, and where ProxyScrape's free list and cheap datacenter proxies genuinely win.
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Rayobyte alternative
HProxy vs Rayobyte on price and billing model: a cheaper Rayobyte alternative at normal volumes, and the honest point where Rayobyte's per-GB rate undercuts ours at scale.
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Shifter alternative
HProxy vs Shifter on price, model and sourcing history. Shifter sells monthly plans with no pay as you go, and its advertised ISP rate exists on no published tier.
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SOAX alternative
HProxy vs SOAX on price, billing model and targeting: a cheaper SOAX alternative for residential proxies, and when SOAX's credit plans and granular geo targeting are worth paying for.
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Thordata alternative
HProxy vs Thordata on residential price and model: a cheaper flat rate at every normal volume, and the one thing Thordata does better than almost anyone.
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Webshare alternative
HProxy vs Webshare on price, model and free tiers: a cheaper Webshare alternative for residential proxies, and where Webshare's free plan and datacenter IPs genuinely win.
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