anyIP sells one monthly plan that covers its residential and mobile proxies at the same price. The smallest plan costs $25 a month for 5 GB, which is $5 per GB. The largest costs $1,000 for 500 GB, or $2 per GB. We read those plans on its pricing page on October 25, 2026. Its headline of "as low as $2/GB" needs the $1,000 plan. On the smallest plan, 48 of 66 residential sellers in our price records charge less than its $5. Our residential proxies cost $0.50/GB for one GB, with no monthly plan.
The sections below turn its plans into a price per GB at each level of use. Then they place anyIP in the market and quote its refund rules. The last two cover when staying is the better choice and how to test a switch.
What does anyIP cost in 2026?
$25 to $1,000 a month, on four plans that each include a set amount of data. We read them on October 25, 2026:
| Plan | Price a month | Data, price per GB |
|---|---|---|
| Micro | $25 | 5 GB, $5.00 |
| Basic | $80 | 20 GB, $4.00 |
| Pro | $300 | 100 GB, $3.00 |
| Enterprise | $1,000 | 500 GB, $2.00 |
Each plan sells extra data at its own rate, from $5 per GB on Micro down to $2 on Enterprise. Residential and mobile exits cost the same, in 38 or more countries. A banner on the site announces a price increase.
A sticky session holds for up to 7 days. Rotation runs every 1, 5 or 60 minutes, once a day, or once a week. They filter by country, ISP, region and GPS coordinates, and speak HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5. anyIP takes card, over 70 cryptocurrencies or a wire transfer.
What does a GB really cost on anyIP at your monthly use?
$25 at 1 GB a month and $2 at 500 GB, because the $25 plan is the smallest you can buy. The chart takes the cheapest fitting plan at each level of use, as a price per GB:
Below 5 GB, the plan floor sets the price. A month of 2 GB costs $25, or $12.50 per GB. AIMultiple makes the same point about the whole market. It says a 10 GB buyer pays two to two and a half times a seller's lowest price, because of monthly minimums.
Unused data moves to the next month only if you renew within 7 days of the plan's end. Canceling the plan resets the data left on it. Our residential balance never expires, so a quiet month costs nothing.
How does anyIP's price compare with the market?
Its smallest plan sits above the middle: 48 of 66 residential sellers in our records price their smallest plan below $5 per GB. The 66 sellers fall into these price bands:
anyIP's $5 Micro plan would sit in the $5 to $8 band. The median smallest residential plan costs $3.50 per GB, and the median largest $1.00, so its $2 on Enterprise is double that median. Its mobile price matches its residential one, against a median $4.00 smallest plan and $2.20 largest across 33 mobile sellers.
Its homepage sets its price against "over $20/GB" at other providers. The highest smallest plan in our records was $12.50 per GB, and none of the 66 reached $20.
When is staying with anyIP the better choice?
When you use both residential and mobile exits, move steady volume each month, and need targeting or sessions we do not offer. anyIP gives you four things on one plan:
- One price for both pools. Residential and mobile data draw on the same plan.
- GPS-level targeting. Its filters reach down to coordinates, past the state, city and ASN on our Premium pool.
- Week-long sessions on home IPs. A sticky residential session holds for up to 7 days, where ours holds up to 24 hours.
- Seats for a team. Plans carry from 2 team members up to an unlimited number.
At 500 GB a month, a buyer pays $2.00 per GB for both kinds of exit on one plan. If that matches your month and those features matter, staying is a fair choice.
When does an alternative fit better?
When your use is light or uneven, or you do not want a monthly plan at all. Below 5 GB a month, the plan floor makes each GB cost $5 to $25. The data left over is lost if you cancel.
Our residential proxies bill per GB with no plan: $0.50/GB for one GB by country, falling to $0.18/GB at 1,000 GB+. Premium, with state, city and ASN targeting, costs $1.49/GB for one GB and $1.00/GB from 1,000 GB+. Our mobile proxies cost $1.50/GB from 1 GB, with sticky sessions up to 7 days. The full ladder is on the residential pricing page.
How does HProxy compare with anyIP, product by product?
The table sets what each of us publishes side by side. Its prices were read on October 25, 2026, and ours are today's:
| What you compare | anyIP | HProxy |
|---|---|---|
| Billing | a monthly plan | pay as you go |
| Smallest purchase | $25 for 5 GB | 1 GB |
| Home IPs, small buy | $5.00 per GB | $1.49/GB on Premium |
| Home IPs, by country | same plan | $0.50/GB on Lite |
| Home IPs, large buy | $2.00 at 500 GB | $1.00/GB at 1,000 GB+ |
| Mobile, per GB | same as home IPs | $1.50/GB |
| Unused data | kept if renewed in 7 days | home IP balance never expires |
| Sticky sessions | up to 7 days | 24 hours, 7 days on mobile |
| Targeting | country to GPS | country to ASN on Premium |
| Ways to pay | card, crypto, wire | card, crypto, Alipay, QRIS, Pix |
Where anyIP loses is the small buyer. Its smallest plan costs $5 per GB, above the $3.50 median, and its data is lost on cancel. Where it wins is one plan for residential and mobile exits, with filters down to GPS coordinates.
With us, a card payment starts at $10 and crypto at $3, and PayPal is not offered. The pricing page lists every product.
What do anyIP's refund rules and terms say?
That a refund is possible within 14 days of the first purchase of a plan, in a policy last updated May 18, 2026. The rest of the policy:
- Pro-rated. A refund covers only the data you have not used.
- Card only. Crypto payments are final, and renewals are not refunded.
- Business buyers. Buying a plan confirms you act for a business, so consumer cooling-off rights do not apply.
- Auto-renewal. Plans renew each period unless you cancel first.
Its terms name Elegant networks LTD as the owner. Its page for AI assistants names ELEGANT NETWORKS PTE. LTD, incorporated in Singapore, and says anyIP was founded in 2017. The registry records anyip.io as registered on April 7, 2020, through Gandi, with its term running to April 7, 2028.
What does anyIP claim about its network?
Different numbers on different pages. Its homepage claims 100M+ residential and mobile IPs, a request success rate of about 98.6% and about 0.6 seconds a response. Its page for AI assistants claims 48M+ residential IPs, a success rate above 99.3% and a median of about 0.539 seconds. We tested none of these figures, and they are anyIP's own.
How do you test a switch before you cancel?
Use up your data first, because canceling resets what is left. Then check three things:
- Measure your month. Read the data you used in the dashboard. Under 5 GB, you are paying the $25 floor.
- Look up the exit. Our free IP lookup shows the network that owns an address, and the proxy checker runs the same test through a proxy.
- Run your real target. Buy the smallest amount on the other side, run your own job, and count what works.
Which other sellers come up as anyIP alternatives?
The other sellers we cover the same way, each priced from its own pages:
- NodeMaven alternatives
- DataImpulse alternatives
- Evomi alternatives
- ProxyEmpire alternatives
- ProxyMobile alternatives
- ArabProxy alternatives
- Arnproxy alternatives
For the market as a whole, our guides to what residential proxies cost and to pay-as-you-go residential proxies set out the numbers.
What this page could not check
- No test of any network. We measured no speed, success rate, pool size or sourcing at anyIP or at any seller, ours included.
- One read of its pages. Every anyIP price comes from its pages on October 25, 2026, under a banner that announces a price increase.
- Not in our records. anyIP has no rows in our price records, so its place in the market comes from its own page set against 66 other sellers.
- Its own claims. Pool sizes, success rates, response times and the 2017 founding year are anyIP's statements.
- Check by January 26, 2027. Sooner if the announced increase lands, since every anyIP figure here would change.
Sources
- anyIP, pricing page, read October 25, 2026.
- anyIP, residential proxies pricing page, read October 25, 2026.
- anyIP, homepage, read October 25, 2026.
- anyIP, Refund and Return Policy, last updated May 18, 2026, read October 25, 2026.
- anyIP, License Agreement, effective August 20, 2020, read October 25, 2026.
- anyIP, Official Information About anyIP, read October 25, 2026.
- Identity Digital, the .io registry, RDAP record for anyip.io, read October 25, 2026.
- AIMultiple, 12 Best Cheap Residential Proxies, modified October 1, 2026, read October 25, 2026.
- HProxy price records: the residential price lists of 66 sellers, captured July 2 to October 22, 2026, and the mobile lists of 33 sellers.
- HProxy, residential, mobile and payment pages, read October 25, 2026.
