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

Proxyrack.com on October 22, 2026: residential at $1.10 per GB on a $110 monthly plan, per-thread unlimited plans, KYC before use, and where HProxy costs less.

HProxy TeamAugust 11, 2026Updated October 22, 20269 min read

HProxy vs ProxyRack: The Rate and the Plan (2026)

Proxyrack sells residential proxies three ways: by the GB, by the thread and by the port. The per-GB product, Premium Residential, is the one to set beside ours. It targets countries, cities and ISPs. On October 22, 2026, its smallest plan was 100 GB a month for $110, or $1.10 per GB. A month that uses the whole plan undercuts our Residential Premium. Premium bills $1.49/GB for the first GB and reaches $1.00/GB only at 1,000 GB+. On a lighter month, or for country-level work on our Lite pool at $0.50/GB, we cost less. Everything about Proxyrack here comes from its own site and help center, read through our server on October 22, 2026. We sell residential proxies ourselves, so our verdict deserves a skeptical read.

Proxyrack.com vs HProxy at a glance

ProxyrackHProxy
Residential by the GB$110 a month for 100 GBPremium $1.49/GB to $1.00/GB; Lite $0.50/GB to $0.44/GB
How you payMonthly plans that renewTop-ups from $3, no plan
Other residentialPer thread from $300; per port from $299.90Lite and Premium only, by the GB
Mobile$1.10 a GB, plans from $44$1.50/GB, no plan
TargetingCountry, city, ISP, OSCountry on Lite; city, state, ASN, device on Premium
Sticky sessionsFrom 3 minutes, no stated maximumPremium 3 minutes to 24 hours; Lite per session ID
UDPOn every residential planOn Premium
Refund72 hours, Paddle payments onlyUnused balance, 14 days
ID checkBefore the proxies workNone at sign-up
Trial$5 for 3 days, unlimited plan onlyNone
PaymentCards, PayPal, bank transfer, Alipay, WeChat Pay and moreCards, crypto, Alipay, Pix, QRIS

What does Proxyrack charge for residential traffic?

Proxyrack prices each residential product in its own unit:

  • Premium Residential, by the GB. Monthly plans start at 100 GB for $110 and slide up to 1,000 GB. Our September 27 records hold 500 GB at $425, or $0.85 per GB. Yearly billing takes 17 percent off.
  • Unlimited Residential, by the thread. There is no GB limit, and you pay per thread, from $300 a month for 100 threads.
  • Private Residential, by the port. Private ports with unlimited data start at $299.90 a month.
Price per GB of residential traffic, Proxyrack plans and HProxy rates
Proxyrack, 100 GB plan$110 a month
$1.10
Proxyrack, 500 GB plan$425 a month, September 27
$0.85
HProxy Premium, first GBpay as you go
$1.49
HProxy Premium, 1,000 GB+pay as you go
$1.00
HProxy Lite, first GBcountry targeting
$0.50
Lite costs less per GB than any Proxyrack plan, and Premium's rates sit above the 500 GB plan.
Source: Proxyrack's Premium GEO residential page, read through our server on October 22, 2026, with the 500 GB plan from our records of September 27, 2026; HProxy's price catalog · hproxy.comProxy.

On October 22, 2026, Proxyrack's plans cost less per GB than Premium at both volumes we could read, provided the month uses the plan. Premium's lowest rate, $1.00/GB at 1,000 GB+, still sits above the $0.85 of the 500 GB plan.

Set against our pools:

  • A full month of city targeting. Proxyrack's $1.10 on 100 GB undercuts Premium at the same volume, and its 500 GB plan undercuts Premium's floor.
  • A light month. Proxyrack bills at least $110 for Premium Residential. Premium charges $1.49/GB per GB used, so 20 GB comes to a fraction of that.
  • Country-level work. Lite's first GB costs 55 percent less than Proxyrack's $1.10, and its rate drops again from 100 GB.
  • Heavy data use. A per-thread plan meters no GB at all, so very large transfers can cost less there than at any per-GB rate.
Unlimited ResidentialPer monthPer thread
100 threads$300$3.00
500 threads$750$1.50
1,000 threads$1,250$1.25
2,000 threads$2,000$1.00
5,000 threads$4,500$0.90

A thread is one connection open at a time, so these plans sell parallel work and never meter the data. Our guide to how much proxies cost lists going rates by proxy type.

What does a month that uses less than the plan cost?

Premium Residential renews every month, and its help center explains top-ups for more data within a month. We found no article on GB left over at renewal. If they lapse, the plan's real rate climbs as use falls:

  • 100 GB used. The rate is the advertised $1.10.
  • 50 GB used. The rate doubles to $2.20.
  • 20 GB used. The rate reaches $5.50.

Ask Proxyrack whether unused GB roll over before choosing a plan size. Miss a cancellation, and its refund policy offers to pause the account for up to three months in place of a refund.

An HProxy balance has nothing to renew. Our terms put no expiry date on traffic you buy. They guarantee the specific pool for the first 30 days. After that, unused balance waits for any compatible pool that is running.

How do targeting, sessions and protocols compare?

  • Targeting. Proxyrack targets country, city and ISP and can pick exits by OS or uptime. It has no state targeting. Premium adds state, ASN and device to country and city, and Lite stays at country level. Our residential proxies page describes both pools.
  • Sessions. A Proxyrack sticky port holds an IP for at least 3 minutes, with no stated maximum, and a random port changes it on every request. Premium sessions last from 3 minutes to 24 hours, and Lite holds an exit per session ID.
  • Protocols. Proxyrack lists HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4, SOCKS5 and UDP, with UDP on every residential plan. Both of our pools take HTTP and SOCKS5, and Premium relays UDP.
  • Allowlists. Proxyrack's geo-targeting works only with a username and password, never with an IP allowlist. Premium accepts an allowlist of up to 150 addresses.
  • Blocked sites. Proxyrack blocks financial sites, any URL containing "bank", and .gov domains.

How do refunds, ID checks and payments compare?

  • Proxyrack refunds. Its pricing page promises a 3-day money-back guarantee. For Premium Residential, the refund policy narrows that to unused GB within 72 hours, for payments through Paddle only. Bank transfers are excluded, and its terms of use call fees non-refundable outside case-by-case decisions.
  • HProxy refunds. We return unused balance on request for 14 days under our refund policy, to the card or crypto wallet you paid from. Gigabytes you used are not refunded.
  • ID checks. Proxyrack's help center says proxy details appear only after you confirm your email and your identity, which can mean an ID document. We ask for no ID at sign-up or on an ordinary purchase.
  • Trial. $5 buys three days of Unlimited Residential, the only product the offer covers. Our smallest top-up is $3 in crypto, or $10 by card, and there is no trial.
  • Payment. Through Paddle, Proxyrack takes PayPal, cards and bank transfers. Through Payssion it takes Alipay, WeChat Pay, UnionPay and other local methods, and crypto is missing from its list. We take cards, crypto, Alipay, Pix and QRIS.

Where is Proxyrack the better pick?

  • Steady city-level volume. A month that fills 100 GB or more costs less per GB than Premium.
  • Very heavy data use. Unlimited plans charge by the thread, with no GB meter.
  • Mobile at volume. Its mobile falls to about $0.57 per GB on a 300 GB month, while our mobile proxies cost $1.50/GB at any size.
  • Static IPs in bulk. Static US datacenter plans start at $100 a month, sized at 100, 200 or 500 IPs in its refund policy. Our records of September 27 show US ISP IPs at $1.25 each. Our datacenter proxies cost $1.58/IP a month and our ISP proxies $2.70/IP, each from a single address.
  • Long sticky sessions and more protocols. No stated session maximum, SOCKS4, and UDP on every residential plan.
  • A $5 trial and PayPal, both missing at HProxy.
  • A long record. TechRadar reviewed Proxyrack in August 2020, and its domain dates from April 2012. Our account of what happened to ProxyBonanza shows why that counts.

Where is HProxy the better pick?

  • Light, irregular or one-off jobs. Nothing renews, and a top-up can be as small as $3.
  • Country-level work. Lite costs less than half of Proxyrack's cheapest residential GB.
  • State, ASN and device targeting on Premium.
  • No identity check to buy.
  • Two weeks to ask for money back on unused balance, by card or crypto.
  • Crypto, Pix and QRIS at checkout.
  • Mobile without a plan, billed at $1.50/GB with nothing to renew.

Which seller fits which job?

Pick Proxyrack if your city-level volume reliably fills 100 GB or more each month. It also suits transfers so large that a per-thread plan beats any per-GB rate, and buyers who want a $5 trial first.

Pick HProxy if your months vary, your jobs are small, or you would rather not verify your identity to buy. For targeting below the country, Premium reaches city, state and ASN, and Lite does country-level work for less.

Before you buy either

Our free proxy checker reports a proxy's exit IP and anonymity level. The free proxy list supplies test addresses for a setup. Our checklist for vetting a proxy provider applies to both sellers, us included. The residential proxy price study shows where Proxyrack's rate sits in the market.

What this page could not check

  • No test traffic. Nothing on this page comes from sending traffic through Proxyrack or through us, so speed and block rates are left out.
  • Plan sizes past 100 GB. The Premium Residential slider loads its prices in the browser. The 500 GB price comes from our September 27 records, and the 1,000 GB price stayed unknown.
  • Leftover GB. Proxyrack's help center does not say whether GB left at renewal carry into the next month.
  • The $49.95 card. Its product name does not come through in the text we read.
  • Crypto. Its payment list shows none, while TechRadar's 2020 review mentioned crypto.
  • Next check. Proxyrack has changed its entry plan more than once, so look again after December 22, 2026.

Sources

  • Proxyrack, pricing, Premium GEO residential, unmetered residential and mobile pages and the homepage, read through our server on October 22, 2026.
  • Proxyrack, llms.txt and llms-full.txt, its product and parameter reference, read October 22, 2026.
  • Proxyrack, Refund Policy and Terms of Use (last updated June 19, 2021), read October 22, 2026.
  • Proxyrack help center, read October 22, 2026: payment methods, refunds, the KYC process, Premium Residential, upgrades and credits, mobile data, promotional prices, coupons and blocked domains.
  • Proxyrack's prices in our records on July 2, August 3 and September 27, 2026.
  • TechRadar, "ProxyRack proxy service review", August 14, 2020; RapidSeedbox, "Proxyrack Review and Alternatives", modified April 6, 2026.
  • Domain records for proxyrack.com.
  • Our own side: the HProxy price catalog, the product sheets in our dashboard, our terms and our refund policy, October 22, 2026.
  • Keyword Planner (Google), worldwide monthly searches on October 22, 2026: "proxyrack review" 50 and "proxyrack coupon" 30.

Frequently asked questions

Is HProxy cheaper than Proxyrack?

It depends on how much you use and how you target. For city or ISP targeting at 100 GB or more every month, Proxyrack's Premium Residential costs less per GB: $1.10 on its 100 GB plan, and $0.85 on 500 GB in our records of September 27, 2026. Our Residential Premium costs $1.49 for one GB and $1.00 at 1,000 GB+. Light months cost less with us, since Proxyrack bills at least $110, and so does country-level work on Residential Lite at $0.50 a GB.

How much does Proxyrack cost?

Its pricing page on October 22, 2026 starts Premium Residential at $110 a month for 100 GB, Unlimited Residential at $300 for 100 threads and Private Residential at $299.90. Mobile starts at $44 a month, static US datacenter at $100 and the Scraping API at $119. Every plan renews monthly, with discounts for longer billing periods.

Why does Proxyrack's homepage show $49.95?

A card on its homepage still gives $49.95 a month as a starting price, while the comparison table on the same page and the pricing page start residential at $110. Our records of July 2, 2026 and a RapidSeedbox review modified on April 6, 2026 tie $49.95 to a 10 GB plan, which the October pricing page no longer lists.

Does Proxyrack have a free trial?

There is no free one. A $5 trial gives three days of Unlimited Residential, and the homepage says the offer covers that product only. Every plan carries a 3-day money-back guarantee. HProxy has no trial, and its smallest top-up is $3 in crypto.

Can I get a refund from Proxyrack?

Within 72 hours, and only for payments through Paddle, which handles PayPal and cards. On Premium Residential, the refund covers unused GB only, and bank transfers cannot be refunded. At HProxy, you have 14 days to ask for unused balance back, paid out to the original card or wallet.

Does Proxyrack require ID verification?

Yes. Its help center says proxy details appear in the dashboard once you have verified your email and your identity, which can mean showing an identity document. Purchases through Paddle require identity verification too. HProxy asks for no ID at sign-up or on an ordinary purchase.

Is there a Proxyrack coupon?

Its checkout has a coupon field, and its help center lists 5, 10 and 15 percent off for quarterly, half-yearly and yearly billing, while the Premium Residential page shows yearly billing at 17 percent off. Its help center adds that a promotional price may not carry over to renewals.

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