HProxy vs Infatica.io: Residential Prices, the ID Check and the Refund Rule (2026)

Compared against Infatica

Every residential rate Infatica publishes costs more per GB than one GB of our Residential Premium. Its lowest is $2.08 on a yearly pack of 12,000 GB. Infatica also asks every customer for a government ID and a selfie before the first purchase, and refunds only double payments and outages. It does offer ZIP and ISP targeting, PayPal and EPS payments, and a $4 trial. We read Infatica's pricing page, product page, KYC page, refund policy and terms on October 22, 2026. We sell residential proxies, so weigh our view with that in mind.

Infatica.io vs HProxy at a glance

Infatica, a Singapore company, sells residential traffic pay as you go or in packs billed monthly, with 20 percent off when billed for a year. Every plan carries country, city and ISP targeting, with ZIP listed on its residential page.

Infatica's column draws on its pricing page, residential page, KYC page, refund policy and terms of March 19, 2026, read through our server. HProxy's columns draw on our catalog and our refund policy.

What a GB costs at Infatica

Infatica's pay-as-you-go rate is $4 per GB. Monthly packs lower it to $3.84 on 25 GB ($96), $3.60 on 100 GB ($360), $2.90 on 241 GB ($700), $2.70 on 500 GB ($1,350) and $2.60 on 1,000 GB ($2,600). Billed for a year, the packs cost 20 percent less, down to $2.08 per GB on 12,000 GB.

What this means for a buyer:

• Country-level work. Lite at $0.50/GB and $0.44/GB costs a fraction of any Infatica rate.
• City or network targeting. Premium at $1.49/GB for one GB costs less than even Infatica's yearly 12,000 GB pack.
• ZIP code targeting. Infatica lists it, and our pools do not offer it.

For scale, Infatica's smallest monthly pack is $96 for 25 GB. Lite delivers the same 25 GB for $12.50, with no renewal.

The check before the first purchase

Infatica's KYC page leaves no room for doubt. At checkout you are sent to a verification page to "take a photo of your government-issued ID" and "take a selfie", handled by Veriff. The page adds that the check "cannot be skipped", with "no exceptions". Its compliance team may ask for more details or refuse service.

HProxy has no such step. An account and an ordinary purchase need no documents, and our identity checks page lists the few cases where we ask.

A narrow refund rule and a trial that turns into a plan

• Refunds. Infatica's refund policy names two cases: an unintended double payment, or an outage outside planned maintenance. It refuses a refund once the trial has started, more than 10 days after payment "even if the Customer hasn't started to use the Service", or for payments under $5. Its terms call payments "final and non-refundable, except at our sole discretion". With us, unused balance can be refunded for 14 days to the card or crypto it came from, under our refund policy.
• Trial. The trial costs $4. Its terms set it at 7 business days or 1 GB, and say that unless you cancel, access "will automatically continue" and you are billed. Packs then renew each month with the fee "debited automatically upfront".
• Our model. Nothing renews at HProxy. You top up when you need traffic, from $3 in crypto or $10 by card, Alipay, Pix or QRIS.

Targeting, sessions and protocols

• Targeting. Infatica lists country, city and ISP on its pricing page, and country, city and ZIP on its residential page. Our Premium works by country, state, city, network (ASN) and device, and Lite by country alone.
• Sessions. Infatica offers "customizable session time" without a figure in minutes. Proxyway's 2023 review gives 5 to 60 minutes. Premium keeps an exit from 3 minutes to 24 hours.
• Protocols. Infatica lists HTTP and SOCKS. Premium adds UDP over SOCKS5 for the proxy lines where you switch it on.

Where Infatica is the better pick

• ZIP code and ISP targeting on every pack.
• PayPal and EPS, along with Visa, Mastercard, Amex and Discover.
• A $4 trial to test your own targets, if you cancel in time.
• A wide product range: residential IPv6 at $6 per GB pay as you go, static ISP proxies from $1.95 per IP with unlimited traffic, and datacenter and mobile lines. Our guide to datacenter vs residential proxies explains which type a job needs.

Where HProxy is the better pick

• Residential price per GB below every Infatica rate, with Lite far lower for country-level work.
• No ID check before buying.
• A refund that covers unused balance, for 14 days.
• No renewal and no trial to cancel.
• UDP over SOCKS5 and sessions up to 24 hours on Premium.
• All proxy types on one balance: residential, ISP, datacenter and mobile.

Who should pick which

Pick Infatica if you need ZIP targeting, want to pay by PayPal or EPS, or want its static ISP or IPv6 products, and you are fine with an ID check first.

Pick HProxy for residential traffic at a lower price per GB, with no documents to buy and a refund on what you have not used. Lite suits country-level work. Premium suits jobs that need a state, a city, a network, a device, UDP or a long session.

Try it before you decide

Neither our proxy checker nor our live free proxy list costs anything, and together they show whether a tool's proxy settings work. After that, residential starts at $0.50 per GB for one GB, and the pricing page lists every rung. How to vet a proxy provider covers the questions to ask any seller, and the cheapest residential proxies in 2026 places Infatica among the rest.

Limits of this comparison

• No proxy tests. We did not send traffic through Infatica or through our own pools here. Speed, success rates and blocks are outside this page.
• Pool sizes. Infatica's pool figures are its own claims, and we make none about ours.
• Gaps in Infatica's pages. They give no session length in minutes and do not say whether unused monthly traffic carries over. The 5 to 60 minutes come from Proxyway's review.
• Our balance. HProxy GB have no scheduled expiry date, and our terms cover the pool behind a purchase for 30 days.
• One day. Packs and policies change without notice. Check again after December 22, 2026.

Sources

• Infatica, pricing page and residential proxies page, read through our server on October 22, 2026.
• Infatica, KYC Compliance page and Refund and Cancelation Policy, read October 22, 2026.
• Infatica, Terms of Service, last updated March 19, 2026, read October 22, 2026.
• Proxyway, In-Depth Infatica Review, published June 16, 2023, read October 22, 2026, for the session range only.
• HProxy, catalog and dashboard product sheet, October 22, 2026.
• HProxy, refund policy, identity checks page, terms and checkout minimums, October 22, 2026.
• Google Keyword Planner, read October 22, 2026: "infatica" 4,400 searches a month worldwide, "infatica proxy" 390.