HProxy vs Rayobyte.com: Residential Prices, Scale Plans and the Terms (2026)

Compared against Rayobyte

HProxy's Residential Premium costs less per GB than Rayobyte's Premium Residential below 1,000 GB. From 1,000 GB, Rayobyte's $0.70 costs less. Its Scale plans cost about a cent per GB for verified businesses that need no targeting. Our Lite costs less than every Rayobyte pay-as-you-go tier for country-level work. Rayobyte offers more targeting, UDP and HTTP/3, and it blocks login pages for every customer. We read Rayobyte's prices, product pages and terms on October 22, 2026. We sell residential proxies, so weigh our view with that in mind.

Rayobyte.com vs HProxy at a glance

Rayobyte sells two residential products on one network. Premium Residential is pay as you go, with targeting. Scale Residential is a monthly plan with no targeting, for verified businesses.

Rayobyte's figures come from its pricing page, its product pages, its KYC and security pages and its terms, read through our server on October 22, 2026. Our own rows come from the price catalog behind our checkout and from our refund policy.

What a GB of residential traffic costs

Rayobyte's Premium Residential gets cheaper the more you buy at once. It costs $3.50 per GB from 1 to 49 GB, $2 from 50 GB, $1.50 from 250 GB and $0.70 from 1,000 GB. Through sales it starts at $0.50. Every tier includes country, city, ZIP code and ASN targeting.

How to read it for your job:

• Targeted work below 1,000 GB. Premium costs less than Rayobyte at every tier up to 999 GB.
• Targeted work from 1,000 GB. Rayobyte's $0.70 costs less than Premium's $1.00/GB.
• Country-level work. Lite at $0.50/GB and $0.44/GB costs less than any Rayobyte pay-as-you-go tier.
• ZIP code or device OS targeting. Only Rayobyte offers ZIP. Both offer device targeting.

Take 50 GB as an example. Rayobyte charges $100 for it at the $2 tier, and the same 50 GB of Lite costs $25.

Scale Residential, for verified businesses

Scale is Rayobyte's lowest residential rate. It is sold on monthly plans only, with no targeting, and the network picks the IP. Each plan allows 1 request at once per $1 of plan.

Scale opens only "to verified businesses after a compliance review". Our pools cannot match these rates for untargeted volume. If you run a registered business with broad crawls in the hundreds of thousands of GB a month, Scale is the cheaper option.

Targeting, sessions and UDP

• Targeting. Rayobyte's Premium Residential targets country, state, city, ZIP code, network (ASN) and device OS. Our Premium covers country, state, city, network (ASN) and device, and Lite stops at the country.
• Sessions. Rayobyte holds an IP "up to 120 minutes, with a sticky session". Our Premium keeps a sticky exit for anything from 3 minutes to a full day. Whether a job needs a long session at all is covered in rotating vs static residential proxies.
• UDP. Rayobyte lists "SOCKS5, SOCKS5 UDP and HTTP/3, as well as HTTP and HTTPS". On our side, UDP runs over SOCKS5 on Premium, enabled per proxy line.
• Requests at once. Rayobyte lists Premium Residential as unlimited, and Scale at 1 per $1 of plan.

The application, blocked sites and refunds

• Before you buy. Rayobyte's KYC page says every residential user must "complete a short trial and application process before we sell them residential IPs". The trial is 50 MB. Its security page adds that unusual use triggers ID checks on any account. HProxy asks for no documents when you sign up or make an ordinary purchase. The identity checks page lists the rare cases where we do.
• Blocked sites. Rayobyte blocks "banks, government sites, login pages and any site that reports abuse, for every customer". That rules out jobs that sign in to accounts through its network.
• Refunds. Rayobyte's terms, last modified July 30, 2024, say "Subscription Fees are not refundable". It may still grant a refund "in its sole and absolute discretion". Under our refund policy, unused balance can come back within 14 days by the same card or crypto you paid with. GB you have already used are not refunded.
• Payment. Our checkout takes card, crypto, Alipay, Pix and QRIS. The smallest top-up is $3 in crypto and $10 by the other methods, as payment options shows.

Where Rayobyte is the better pick

• Targeted traffic from 1,000 GB, where its $0.70 costs less than Premium, and less again through sales.
• Untargeted volume for a verified business. Scale costs about a cent per GB.
• More targeting and protocols. ZIP code, device OS, SOCKS5 UDP and HTTP/3.
• Unlimited requests at once on Premium Residential.
• A free first test, with no credit card.

Where HProxy is the better pick

• Targeted traffic below 1,000 GB, where Premium costs less at every Rayobyte tier.
• Country-level work at any size, where Lite costs less than every Rayobyte pay-as-you-go tier.
• No application. Sign up and buy from one GB, with no trial to pass first.
• Sessions up to 24 hours on Premium.
• A refund. 14 days on unused balance, crypto included.
• One balance for every proxy type: residential, ISP, datacenter and mobile. How that balance works is in our common questions.

Who should pick which

Pick Rayobyte for targeted traffic from 1,000 GB, for ZIP code targeting or HTTP/3, or for Scale if you run a verified business with untargeted volume.

Pick HProxy for targeted traffic below 1,000 GB, or for country-level traffic at any size, with no application before you buy. Lite fits country-level work. Premium is the pick once a job names a state, a city, a network or a device, or needs UDP or a long session.

Try it before you decide

Before you pay anyone, point your tool at our free proxy checker or at an address from our live free proxy list to confirm its proxy settings work. Our residential pools start at $0.50 per GB for one GB, and full pricing shows every step of both ladders. How to avoid IP bans while scraping helps whichever network you pick, and how to vet a proxy provider covers what to check before you buy. Our Rayobyte company page covers its history from Blazing SEO. The cheapest residential proxies in 2026 puts Rayobyte beside the rest of the market.

Limits of this comparison

• No proxy tests. We ran no traffic through Rayobyte or through our own pools for this page. It says nothing about speed, success rates or blocks.
• Pool sizes. Rayobyte's device counts are its own claims. We make none about ours.
• Unstated terms. The pages we read do not say whether unused pay-as-you-go GB expire at Rayobyte, and do not list its payment methods.
• Our balance. Our GB have no scheduled expiry date. Under our terms, the pool behind a purchase is covered for its first 30 days.
• One day. Prices and terms change without notice. Check again after December 22, 2026.

Sources

• Rayobyte, pricing page, Premium Residential and Scale Residential product pages, read through our server on October 22, 2026.
• Rayobyte, KYC and compliance page and security and compliance page, read October 22, 2026.
• Rayobyte, Terms of Service, last modified July 30, 2024, read October 22, 2026.
• HProxy, the price catalog and the product sheet in our dashboard, as of October 22, 2026.
• HProxy, our refund policy, identity checks page, terms and checkout minimums, as of October 22, 2026.
• Google Keyword Planner, read October 22, 2026: "rayobyte" 3,600 searches a month worldwide, "rayobyte proxy" 320, "blazing seo" 140.