The closest ProxyGuys alternatives are other monthly mobile proxies: GridPanel asks $65 to $99 for a US proxy, MarsProxies $95, MobileHop $225. ProxyGuys itself charges $80 a month or $25 a week for one private US 5G proxy with no data cap (its homepage, November 7, 2026). HProxy bills mobile proxies per GB instead, at $1.50/GB.
We run a competing proxy network, so read this page with that in mind. Every price on it comes from the vendor's own page, read on the same day, and the last section says what we could not check.
What ProxyGuys sells
ProxyGuys sells US mobile proxies and nothing else. Its FAQ says so in one line: "ProxyGuys does not offer residential or datacenter proxies." The homepage we read on November 7, 2026 describes one product:
- One private US 5G proxy. "Every ProxyGuys proxy is private to your account", with access to 51 US cities.
- Unlimited traffic. "Unlimited bandwidth & rotations" on both plans.
- Two plans. "Weekly access $25 /week" and "Monthly access $80 /month", the monthly one with priority support.
- Payment and terms. Card or crypto, no contracts, cancel anytime.
The homepage pitches it for social media automation, account creation, sneaker buying and ad checks. Some third-party pages still describe it differently: a NaProxy review lists residential and datacenter plans, and a coupon site prints $600 a month. ProxyGuys' own page contradicts both.
How much do mobile proxies like ProxyGuys cost?
We read the pricing pages of four vendors that sell the same kind of product on November 7, 2026: one dedicated or private mobile proxy, no data cap, a flat price for the month.
ProxyGuys sits near the low end for 5G: GridPanel's US 5G proxy costs $19 more a month, and its US 4G proxy $15 less. MarsProxies charges $95.00 per proxy on its 30-day plan, the same at every quantity up to 1,000. MobileHop sells time in steps, from $9 an hour to $225 a month on its MultiHop plan.
The alternatives side by side
| Provider | Price | Billed |
|---|---|---|
| ProxyGuys | $80 a month | flat, 5G |
| GridPanel | $65 to $99 | flat, 4G or 5G |
| MarsProxies | $95 | per proxy, 30 days |
| MobileHop | $225 a month | flat, MultiHop |
| HProxy | $1.50/GB | per GB |
Prices as each provider printed them on November 7, 2026. All four flat-price vendors promise no data cap.
What the advertised numbers cannot tell you
Flat month or per GB
A flat monthly proxy costs the same whether you send 1 GB or 500 GB. Per-GB billing tracks what you use. Divide the monthly price by your own monthly traffic before you compare, and the cheaper option depends on that one number.
Carriers and cities
ProxyGuys names 51 US cities, and its homepage shows a T-Mobile 5G address in Los Angeles as an example. None of the pages we read publishes how many devices sit behind a city or a carrier. Depth decides whether one city stays usable, and only a test shows it.
What happens on your target
A vendor's speed claims (ProxyGuys lists 40 to 60 Mbps) cover its own line. Success on the site you need is the number that decides a purchase, and no pricing page can print it.
What the public record shows
The registry records the current registration of proxyguys.com on July 5, 2019, through July 5, 2028, last changed on August 27, 2026. The Internet Archive holds captures in 72 different months, from July 2007 to May 2026. Its 2007 and 2009 captures come ten to twelve years before the current registration, so the name was in use before.
Jul 2007
First archive capture
before the current registration
Jul 5, 2019
Current registration
at the .com registry
Aug 27, 2026
Registry record last changed
Nov 7, 2026
Homepage read
$25 a week, $80 a month
Jul 5, 2028
Registration ends
unless renewed
A long registration says nothing about a network's quality. It does rule out the shortest-lived pattern in this market, a site that appears, sells and is gone inside a year.
How to settle it yourself
- Buy the smallest unit each vendor sells: a week at ProxyGuys, an hour at MobileHop, a day or a month at MarsProxies, a gigabyte at HProxy.
- Use your own scraper or browser and your own target.
- Count what came back correctly and what it cost, then divide the spend by the successes.
- Check a sample of exit addresses with an independent checker such as our proxy checker, and confirm the country and the mobile network.
- Buy the one that won on your target, and test again in three months.
Where else buyers look
The same treatment for other mobile proxy vendors:
- GridPanel alternatives
- MarsProxies alternatives
- MobileHop alternatives
- ProxyEmpire alternatives
- Proxyou alternatives
Our guide to the best mobile proxies compares more of them, and mobile vs residential proxies explains when a carrier address is worth its price.
Our side of it
HProxy's mobile proxies are billed per GB at $1.50/GB, pay as you go with a 1 GB minimum. They offer country targeting and sessions that rotate or stay sticky for up to 7 days, over HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5. Our residential proxies start at $0.18/GB. Run the test above. If we lose on your target, you have your answer.
What this page could not check
We bought nothing and tested no provider's network, so this page compares prices and terms as each vendor prints them. Carrier depth, city coverage and success on a target are untested. MarsProxies does not name its pool's country on the page we read, and MobileHop's single-hop prices sit behind a tab we did not read. Proxyou's pricing page refuses Claude agents, so it is left out of the chart. Prices move: check every figure here by January 7, 2027.
Sources
- ProxyGuys, homepage and FAQ, read November 7, 2026.
- GridPanel, 5G USA and 4G USA mobile proxy pages, read November 7, 2026.
- MarsProxies, mobile proxy pricing page, read November 7, 2026.
- MobileHop, homepage pricing, read November 7, 2026.
- Verisign, RDAP record for proxyguys.com, read November 7, 2026.
- Internet Archive, capture index for proxyguys.com, read November 7, 2026.
- HProxy, mobile proxies page, read November 7, 2026.
