ProxyEmpire — residential and mobile proxies

Requests exit through residential IPs from a pool advertised at 30M+ addresses in 170+ countries. You can target by country, region, city, ISP, ASN, OS fingerprint and ZIP code, and connect over HTTP, HTTPS or SOCKS5 with unlimited concurrent sessions.

A single GB costs $7. Monthly plans include 7 GB for $40, 28 GB for $150, 60 GB for $300, 135 GB for $600, 315 GB for $1,250, 500 GB for $1,750 and 1,000 GB for $3,000. Unused traffic rolls over, and volumes above 1 TB are priced individually by sales.

Each static IP is assigned exclusively to your account for the whole subscription and does not rotate between requests, which suits logins, account management and long sessions. IPs are available in 19 countries, including the US, UK, Canada, Germany, France, Japan and Brazil, with country-level targeting and HTTP, HTTPS or SOCKS5.

One IP costs $3.50 per month; the per-IP price falls with quantity: $3.00 for 5, $2.90 for 10, $2.80 for 20, $2.70 for 50, $2.60 for 100, $2.50 for 200, $2.40 for 300, $2.30 for 500, $2.20 for 1,000, $2.10 for 1,500 and $2.00 for 2,000 IPs. Traffic is unlimited, with a 100 GB monthly soft cap per IP under the fair use policy.

Mobile IPs come from live carrier networks, which makes them the highest-trust option for app testing, social platforms and ad checks. The pool is advertised at 4M+ IPs in 170+ countries, with targeting by country, region, city and mobile carrier.

One GB costs $9. Monthly plans include 6 GB for $50, 20 GB for $150, 45 GB for $300, 110 GB for $650, 300 GB for $1,500, 600 GB for $2,550 and 1,000 GB for $4,000. Unused traffic rolls over; larger volumes are quoted by sales.

You rent a whole mobile device with its own carrier IP, so the address is not shared with other customers and you can change the IP on demand. This fits workflows that need a private, persistent mobile identity and a lot of traffic on a few IPs.

In the USA the device runs on Verizon 5G in 52 locations across 39 states and costs $20 per day, $75 per week or $250 per month. A multi-country option with devices in the USA (New York, Texas, Florida), Israel, the UK and Austria costs $125 per month and changes IP several times a day.

Datacenter proxies trade the trust of residential IPs for speed and price, which suits bulk scraping and other high-volume jobs. The network is advertised at 197,000+ IPs in 62 countries with country targeting and HTTP, HTTPS or SOCKS5.

Monthly plans: 40 GB for $25, 100 GB for $55, 200 GB for $95, 500 GB for $225, 1,000 GB for $400 and 5,000 GB for $1,750, which brings the price down to $0.35 per GB. Unused traffic rolls over.

Instead of paying for traffic you buy a fixed-speed channel to the residential network and run as much traffic as it allows, which gives a predictable bill for heavy usage. Targeting is limited to country level in tier-1 countries, and a speed test trial can be requested.

A 1-day pass costs $200 at 100 Mbps, $275 at 200 Mbps, $575 at 500 Mbps and $800 at 1,000 Mbps. Seven-day access costs $650, $900, $1,750 and $2,400, and 30-day access costs $1,500, $2,400, $3,800 and $5,400 for the same speeds.