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Provider review · reviewed 2026-09-28

DataImpulseproxy review

DataImpulse publishes residential at $1 per GB plus VAT, with traffic that does not expire, and mobile at $2 per GB. After an intro block, a $50 minimum top-up shows up in third-party readings of their terms. The price cell in this catalog is the vendor’s rate.

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Rows in sample2
First priced cell$1.00/GB
Scopes2
DoorBudget meter

Open DataImpulse

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Other providers to test

Same fields, different door. Open the vendor or read the review. Rank does not follow the commission.

Our reading

Who this provider is for

I do not rank DataImpulse first. I rank the rate as the cheapest published residential cell, and I tell you it is a vendor rate from a budget meter. Use it when you have a target list and you are willing to test. Do not use a $1 sticker as proof of a pool. If the gigabytes fail, the sticker was theatre.

Open it if Cost-sensitive residential or mobile tests where non-expiry matters and you will measure your own success.

Skip it if You need a vendor your security team has already papered, or you wanted city-level targeting documented like the larger self-serve plans.

How we compare rates

Strengths

  • The lowest published residential $/GB in this sample
  • Non-expiring traffic, on their terms
  • A separate mobile rate, so we do not invent one

Limits

  • The number is theirs. We did not buy a terabyte and audit it
  • A minimum top-up changes the real first bill
  • Support and targeting depth are not why this row exists

Same standard, every vendor

What we checked on DataImpulse

Four checks. Not a score, and not a paid rank.

01

Door

Budget pay-as-you-go. Read the minimum top-up before you call $1 the invoice.

02

Entry rate

Vendor: $1/GB residential, $2/GB mobile, plus VAT, traffic does not expire.

03

What we refuse to score

DataImpulse does not get a success rate, a millisecond average, or a pool-size audit on this page. Those are claims. Your URL list is the test.

04

Money

Outbound buttons can be affiliate. They are labeled. The order is editorial. A cheaper cell does not automatically outrank a provider you can start and leave.

Residential
$1.00/GB + VAT
Mobile
$2.00/GB
Source
Vendor published rate

Published rates

DataImpulse rate sample

Published entry rates only. A blank price is a quote, not a zero.

TypesScopeBillingSessionRateOpen provider
ResidentialVendor rate: $1/GB plus VAT, traffic does not expire. A $50 minimum top-up applies after the intro block. This is the vendor’s number, not a lab result.CountryPay as you goRotating or sticky$1.00/GBOpen type
MobileVendor rate: mobile at $2/GB. Same caveat as their residential meter. Confirm the live top-up before you treat $2 as a contract.CarrierPay as you goRotating$2.00/GBOpen type

Cheap is a hypothesis

A $1 gigabyte that needs two retries is $2 of failures. I will not pretend to know your retry rate. I will not hide the sticker either. Test a small top-up on the URLs that pay your rent.

How I would start

  1. 01

    Read the top-up rule

    Intro pricing and the minimum after it are different bills.

  2. 02

    Separate mobile

    $2 is not $1. The catalog does not merge them.

  3. 03

    Stop if the pages fail

    Do not scale a broken meter because the homepage was cheap.

FAQ

DataImpulse questions

Is DataImpulse really $1 per GB?+

That is the rate they publish for residential, plus VAT, with non-expiring traffic. It is a vendor price. Confirm it on their site and watch the minimum top-up.

Sources

Where these numbers come from

Vendor pages and cited public grids. Affiliate buttons are labeled. They do not move the table.

Types

Residentialfrom $1.00/GB · DataImpulseMobilefrom $2.00/GB · DataImpulse