Alternatives · ProxyEmpire
The HProxy alternative to ProxyEmpire.
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.
Price, side by side
What you pay: HProxy vs ProxyEmpire
HProxy residential is $0.44/GB, pay as you go, no monthly commitment and a balance that never expires. ProxyEmpire's published entry rate is $3.50/GB (none, 1GB pay as you go, at the EMPIRE50 promo rate). Their cheapest verified rate is $0.75/GB, which needs VENDOR-CONFIRMED: their rotating-residential page states Custom Plans From $0.75/GB under a 5 TB+ tier. No published self-serve tier reaches it..
Their entry rate is about 8× our residential price.
| Product | HProxy | ProxyEmpire entry | ProxyEmpire cheapest |
|---|---|---|---|
| Residential | $0.44/GB | $3.50/GB | $0.75/GBVENDOR-CONFIRMED: their rotating-residential page states Custom Plans From $0.75/GB under a 5 TB+ tier. No published self-serve tier reaches it. |
| Static ISP | $2.50/IP | — | $2.00/IPnone stated for the IP fee itself, but bandwidth must be bought separately |
ProxyEmpire prices captured 10 August 2026 from their public pricing, linked in the full comparison. HProxy prices are live from our catalog. Where a rate needs a monthly commitment, it is noted; ours never do.
Why people switch to HProxy
- Pay as you go from $0.44/GB, with no subscription and no minimum spend.
- A balance that never expires, so unused traffic is not lost at month end.
- A network we verify around the clock, so you buy working addresses, not a headline pool number.
- Residential, ISP, mobile and datacenter in one account, with city-level targeting.
When ProxyEmpire is the right pick
We would rather be straight than salesy. Some buyers genuinely fit ProxyEmpire better, and the full comparison says exactly when. If you need a large enterprise platform, a signed account or tooling we do not build, that is a fair reason to pay up. If you mostly need clean IPs without the platform or its bill, that is what HProxy is for.