The self-serve door. A published gigabyte, a small subscription, and a way out if the trial fails.
Published rates. No invented scores.
Compare the proxy before you buy the gigabyte
Residential, ISP, datacenter and mobile on one index. The price is per GB or per IP. A session is rotating, sticky, or a lease. A visit is your page weight, not a third rate.
17Published rate rows
4Proxy types
10Proxy providers in this index
$0Cost to search
Providers
The providers, in editorial order
Decodo first, because a normal team can start and leave. The cheapest cell is labeled on the type page. It does not move this list.
The enterprise door. A real targeting story, and a first invoice that is not three gigabytes.
A platform that also sells proxies. The list rate is $8. The coupon is not the list.
Non-expiring traffic. The first gigabyte is not cheap. The leftover gigabyte still exists next month.
Targeting as the product. Sandbox is $5/GB plus VAT. The monthly plan is a commit.
The $1 residential sticker. It is their number. It is not a lab report.
The datacenter and shared-ISP price list. Residential is a different grid. We do not mash them.
Dedicated static IPs. The price is per address, and the country changes it.
Buyers still ask. On 28 Sep 2026 the public domains showed a seizure notice, so the cell stays Quote and we do not link them.
A US vendor in the consideration set. The entry cell is a quote until their page shows one number.
Start here
The four types that matter
The catalog
Browse by
how you are billed
4 proxy types across 3 meters. Per GB and per IP are not the same product.
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Notes
Pricing notes
Calculators
Tools before you buy
GB cost
Gigabytes times two published rates. The gap, without a fake success rate.
OpenPlan math
Monthly pack versus pay-as-you-go. Unused gigabytes are not a discount.
OpenVisit math
Page loads from a gigabyte. A sticky session is a timer, not a visit price.
OpenType fit
Stable IP, hosting block, or carrier. A type to test, not a winner.
OpenHow it works
Three steps
to a rate you can cite.
Proxy pages mix a floor, a coupon, and a pool-size claim. We keep the entry rate, the unit, and the note. Your own URL test outranks the order.
Browse types- 01
Name the type
Rotating residential, a static ISP, a datacenter list, or a carrier exit. The unit comes with the choice.
- 02
Read the entry cell
The smallest published plan, not the 1 TB floor. Quotes stay quotes. Coupons are not the list price.
- 03
Test, then pay
Open the provider. Confirm VAT, expiry and KYC. A blocked request is not a discount.
Why ProxyTopSite
Built for people
who pay the invoice.
We print published rates and we label vendor claims. Outbound buttons can be affiliate. They never reorder a row.
17Fields we try to keep honest
SampleCatalog, not a live feed
EntryRates, not volume floors
What we show
More than
a cheapest-gigabyte race.
- Entry rate before the volume floor
- Per GB and per IP kept apart
- Vendor pool claims labeled as claims
- Affiliate links labeled. They never reorder a row
FAQ
Proxy prices,
without the fog.
What does ProxyTopSite compare?+
Published proxy prices for residential, ISP, datacenter and mobile. Per GB and per IP stay in separate units. Quotes stay blank. We do not print a success rate we did not measure.
Why isn’t the cheapest provider first?+
The default order is for someone who has not tested their own URLs. A team that can start and leave beats a sticker. Your test outranks the order. The cheapest cell is still labeled on the type page.
Do you earn commissions?+
Yes, some outbound buttons are affiliate. They are labeled. A higher commission does not move a provider up the list. Decodo stays first because a normal team can start and leave.
How current are the prices?+
This is a catalog reviewed 28 Sep 2026 from public pages, including vendor sites and cited July 2026 grids. Always confirm the live rate. A wrong number is a bug.
What will you not help with?+
Account farming, credential abuse, paywall bypass, and ticket or sneaker bots. The legitimate jobs are public data you are allowed to collect, ads, allowed SEO checks, and tests of properties you control.