HProxy vs IPBurger.com: Residential Prices, Monthly Plans and Refunds (2026)

Compared against IPBurger

IPBurger sells residential proxies as monthly plans of 10, 30 and 60 GB, at $5.90 down to $4.48 per GB. HProxy sells the same kind of traffic pay as you go. Our Residential Premium matches IPBurger's city and network targeting at $1.49 for one GB and $1.00/GB at 1,000 GB+. For jobs that only need a country, Residential Lite is $0.50 for one GB. The IPBurger plans and terms below are as we read them on October 22, 2026. Keep in mind that HProxy is the seller on the other side of this comparison.

IPBurger.com vs HProxy at a glance

IPBurger puts every targeting option on every plan and sizes the plans by bandwidth. Our Premium pool is therefore the like-for-like match, while Lite is the low-cost route for jobs that need only a country.

We pulled IPBurger's numbers from its residential page, homepage and Terms of Service through our server. Our numbers come straight from the HProxy catalog, the dashboard's product details, our terms and the refund policy.

What do IPBurger's plans cost per GB?

IPBurger's per-GB rate falls as the plan grows: $5.90 on Starter, $4.97 on Plus and $4.48 on Pro. In our records the three rates held from August 10 to October 22, 2026. The chart takes the two smaller plans, where our catalog gives an exact rate for both pools.

Reading the chart by job:

• City, state or network targeting. Premium at $1.49/GB costs less than IPBurger's best published rate, $4.48 on the 60 GB Pro plan.
• Jobs that need only a country. IPBurger's Starter rate is about twelve times Lite's one-GB price.
• A 60 GB month. IPBurger's Pro plan costs $269. Buying 60 GB of Lite costs $30, with nothing to renew.
• Above 60 GB. IPBurger prices by quote. Our steps are published, from $0.50 for one GB to $0.44 at 2,000 GB+.

Our residential proxy price study sets IPBurger's rates against the wider market.

How do the plans and billing differ?

• Monthly plans. IPBurger's terms say plans "renew automatically by default" when the payment method allows it, such as a card or PayPal. A plan paid with bitcoin does not renew by itself.
• Canceling. You turn off auto-renewal in your account, and service runs to the end of the paid period.
• More traffic mid-month. IPBurger offers mid-cycle top-ups. Its pages do not say whether unused plan traffic carries into the next month.
• Pay as you go. HProxy sells no plan at all. You add $3 or more by crypto, or $10 or more by card, and the terms give that balance no expiry date.

Targeting, sessions and protocols

• Targeting. Every IPBurger residential plan includes country, state, city and ISP targeting. Lite picks a country. Premium goes down to state, city, network (ASN) and device.
• Sessions. IPBurger holds a sticky exit for up to 30 minutes. Premium keeps the same exit anywhere from 3 minutes to 24 hours, handy for logins and long checkouts. Lite ties an exit to a session ID.
• Protocols and login. IPBurger lists HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5, with a password or an allowlisted IP. Our lines use HTTP and SOCKS5, and Premium adds UDP over SOCKS5 plus an allowlist for up to 150 addresses.

Refunds and ID checks

• IPBurger. A first residential purchase can be refunded within 3 calendar days if less than 0.5 GB was used. Renewals are not refundable. Its static ISP plans get 5 days and its VPN 30 days.
• HProxy. For 14 days after a purchase, our refund policy lets you take back any unused balance, paid out to the card or crypto you used. Routed traffic is not refunded.
• ID checks. No documents are needed to open an HProxy account or to make an ordinary purchase.

What IPBurger does better

• A fixed monthly bill. One plan price, with targeting included from the smallest plan.
• Static IPs with VPN protocols. Its static ISP and dedicated IPs also speak SoftEther, L2TP/IPsec and OpenVPN, from $14.41 a month billed annually for static ISP.
• A VPN on the same account, with a 30-day refund window.

What HProxy does better

• Price per GB. Both pools cost less at every plan size IPBurger publishes.
• Nothing to subscribe to. You pay for the traffic you buy, and what you leave unused stays yours.
• Longer sessions and UDP. Premium can keep an exit for a full day and carries UDP over SOCKS5.
• More time for a refund. Unused balance can come back for 14 days, against IPBurger's 3 days and 0.5 GB.
• One wallet for four types. Residential, ISP, datacenter and mobile all draw on the same balance.

Which should you buy?

Pick IPBurger if you want one fixed monthly bill for a few GB. It also fits buyers of static IPs with VPN protocols, or of a VPN from the same seller.

Go with HProxy if you want residential GB for less, with no subscription to manage. Choose Premium for city or network targeting and Lite when a country is enough.

Check a proxy for free

Point our free proxy checker at any proxy to see its exit IP and anonymity level. The free proxy list costs nothing to browse. How to vet a proxy provider is our checklist for the strings attached to a price. HProxy residential begins at $0.50 for one GB, and the full pricing page has every rate.

What this page could not check

• Speed and success. Neither network was tested for this page, our own included, so it says nothing about speed, success rates or blocking.
• Pool and success figures. IPBurger's pool size and success rate are its own numbers, and we state none for HProxy.
• Unpublished terms. IPBurger does not say whether unused plan traffic carries over, or what a mid-cycle top-up costs.
• Dated. Plans and terms may change at any time, so look again after December 22, 2026.

Sources

• IPBurger's residential proxies page and homepage, read via our server on October 22, 2026.
• IPBurger, Terms of Service, read October 22, 2026: renewal, cancellation and refund windows.
• IPBurger's residential rates in our price records on August 10 and September 27, 2026.
• HProxy's catalog and dashboard product details, checked October 22, 2026.
• HProxy's refund policy, terms of service and identity checks page, checked the same day.
• Keyword Planner and Google's search suggestions on October 22, 2026: 260 monthly searches worldwide for "ipburger proxy" and 70 for "ipburger promo code".