Anyone who starts looking for a NinjasProxy replacement is really looking for one specific product at one specific volume: a few gigabytes of residential traffic per month, a handful of static ISP addresses, a mobile pool for account farming, or a rack of dedicated datacenter IPs. A provider that is excellent at one of those can be twice the price on another, so a list of "great proxy services" answers nothing.
We compared ten providers from our catalog product by product, on identical volume steps, and put the numbers into tables you can read side by side. Residential and mobile traffic is compared per gigabyte, ISP and datacenter addresses per IP per month, and the two units never share a column, because $2 per GB and $2 per IP are not the same purchase.
Below you will find the reasons people switch, one summary table with everything at a glance, four price tables by product type, a detailed section on each provider, and a closing table that maps a task to a provider and a price at a realistic volume.
Why people look for a NinjasProxy alternative
The requests that push buyers to switch are always concrete. The first one is the price of the first few gigabytes: many providers only get cheap at 500 GB and above, while a solo scraper or an affiliate manager buys 5 to 30 GB a month and pays the highest rate on the sheet. The spread on that step is huge among the ten providers here: rotating residential traffic at 5-8 GB runs from $0.99 per GB at Evomi to $4.99 per GB at Proxy-Cheap, which is a five times difference for the same nominal product.
The second request is a static address that stays yours. Rotating traffic is useless for logging into an account every day, and ISP or static residential addresses are billed per IP per month, from $1 to $5.29 among these ten. The third is mobile traffic, which some providers sell per gigabyte and others only as a dedicated modem for a flat monthly fee. The fourth is dedicated datacenter IPs for volume scraping of easy targets, where the per-IP rate at 200-250 addresses matters far more than the marketing copy. The fifth is payment: Relayox takes crypto only, while Proxy-Cheap accepts eight methods including AliPay, WeChat Pay, Naver Pay, Kakao Pay and Samsung Pay.
Country coverage, on the other hand, is the criterion that decides the least, and the chart below shows why: the widest product of nine of these ten providers covers between 154 and 220 countries.
Only Evomi stands apart, with 48 countries in its rotating residential product, and only because its residential pool is deliberately narrow, not because the service is smaller. For everyone else the choice comes down to price per unit and which products exist at all, not to the number on this chart.
All 10 NinjasProxy alternatives at a glance
| Provider | Founded | Pool | Entry price | What it fixes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Proxy Seller | 2014 | 20M+ | $2.20/GB residential at 100-150 GB, $1.64/IP datacenter | Widest geography (220 countries) and every product type in one account, plus a 24-hour refund window |
| Proxyscrape | 2018 | 120M+ | $3.50/GB residential at 100-150 GB, $0.023/IP shared datacenter at 5000 IPs | Scraping-first tooling, huge pool, unlimited residential plans and the cheapest shared datacenter IPs here |
| NodeMaven | 2023 | 30M+ | $3.06/GB pay-as-you-go, $4.99/IP ISP | IP quality filtering for tough targets, 190+ countries, 35% first-order promo code |
| CyberYozh | 2014 | 7M+ | $3.90/GB residential at 5-8 GB, $5.29/IP ISP | Static residential and ISP addresses in 52 countries, the broadest static geography in this list |
| CatProxies | 2024 | 20M+ | $2/GB residential at 5-8 GB, $0.11/GB IPv6 at 1000 GB | Cheapest residential traffic on small volumes among the mid-price providers, plus daily plans |
| Relayox | 2026 | 60M+ | $4/GB residential and mobile at 5-8 GB | Crypto-only checkout, 168-hour refund and a $1/200MB trial for a low-risk first test |
| ProxyShard | 2025 | 80M+ | $2/GB residential at any volume, $1.20/IP dedicated datacenter | One flat rate from 1 GB upward, so small orders are not penalised; 15% promo code |
| Proxy-Cheap | 2018 | 85M+ | $1.99/IP ISP, $1.39/IP shared datacenter, $4.99/GB residential | Eight payment methods and cheap static addresses at any quantity |
| Evomi | 2014 | 100M+ | $0.99/GB residential from the first gigabyte, $1/IP ISP | Lowest residential rate with no volume commitment, measured 100% success rate in our test |
| DataImpulse | 2023 | 90M+ | $1/GB residential, $0.50/GB rotating datacenter, pay-as-you-go from $0.80/GB | Cheapest rotating datacenter traffic, 195 countries and a 168-hour refund |
The next chart shows the cheapest per-gigabyte rate anywhere in each provider's catalog. Read it as a floor across all products, not as the residential price: for most of these providers the cheapest gigabyte is datacenter or IPv6 traffic, and the residential rate sits several times higher.
Rotating residential proxies, $/GB
| Provider | 5-8 GB | 25-38 GB | 100-150 GB | 1000 GB |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Proxy Seller | - | $2.40 | $2.20 | $1.45 |
| Proxyscrape | $4.85 | - | $3.50 | $2.00 |
| NodeMaven | $5.00 | - | $3.75 | $2.75 |
| CyberYozh | $3.90 | - | $2.50 | $1.99 |
| CatProxies | $2.00 | $1.60 | $1.40 | - |
| Relayox | $4.00 | $3.60 | $3.00 | $2.75 |
| ProxyShard | $2.00 | $2.00 | $2.00 | $2.00 |
| Proxy-Cheap | $4.99 | $4.99 | $4.99 | $4.99 |
| Evomi | $0.99 | $0.99 | $0.49 | $0.49 |
| DataImpulse | $1.00 | $1.00 | $1.00 | $0.80 |
Evomi and DataImpulse are already cheapest at the smallest step and stay there, and from 100-150 GB Evomi pulls away from everyone: 100 GB costs $49 there against $100 at DataImpulse, $140 at CatProxies, $200 at ProxyShard, $220 at Proxy Seller, $350 at Proxyscrape, $375 at NodeMaven and $499 at Proxy-Cheap. CatProxies undercuts NodeMaven and Proxyscrape at every step, and ProxyShard does the same at every step below 1000 GB thanks to its flat rate. If you need the full picture of the category, our rotating residential proxy rating compares the same product across the wider catalog, and the residential proxy section covers static and unlimited variants alongside it.
Rotating mobile proxies, $/GB
| Provider | 5-8 GB | 25-38 GB | 100-150 GB | 1000 GB |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Proxyscrape | $4.85 | - | $3.50 | $2.00 |
| NodeMaven | $5.00 | - | $3.75 | $2.75 |
| CatProxies | $4.20 | $3.80 | $3.40 | - |
| Relayox | $4.00 | $3.60 | $3.00 | $2.75 |
| Proxy-Cheap | $5.99 | $5.99 | $5.99 | $5.99 |
| DataImpulse | $2.00 | $2.00 | $2.00 | $1.60 |
| Evomi | $3.75 | $3.60 | $3.20 | $2.60 |
Mobile traffic is genuinely cheap only at DataImpulse, where 30 GB costs $60 while the same volume runs $108 at Proxy-Cheap and $114 at CatProxies. Proxy-Cheap keeps a single $5.99 rate all the way to 1000 GB, so buying more there never improves the unit price, whereas Proxyscrape and NodeMaven start expensive and only become competitive in the thousand-gigabyte range. Providers that sell mobile access as a whole modem rather than as traffic are a different purchase: Proxy Seller and CyberYozh price unlimited mobile from $49 and $50 per port respectively, ProxyShard from $70, and Proxy-Cheap from $26.91, which is covered in our 4G/5G mobile proxy rating.
ISP and static residential proxies, $/IP per month
| Provider | 1 IP | 10 IPs | 100 IPs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Proxy Seller | $3.00 | $2.91 | $2.55 |
| CyberYozh | $5.29 | $5.29 | - |
| Evomi | - | $1.00 | $1.00 |
| Proxy-Cheap | $1.99 | $1.99 | $1.99 |
| CatProxies | $4.00 | $3.50 | $2.60 |
| ProxyShard | $2.00 | $2.00 | $2.00 |
| NodeMaven | $4.99 | $4.99 | $4.99 |
A fleet of 100 ISP addresses costs $100 a month at Evomi, $199 at Proxy-Cheap, $200 at ProxyShard, $255 at Proxy Seller, $260 at CatProxies and $499 at NodeMaven, so the choice at scale is really between the cheap flat rates and the geography you need: Evomi covers 2 countries and ProxyShard 3, while Proxy Seller offers 24 and CyberYozh 52. Proxy Seller and CatProxies are the only two here whose per-IP rate keeps falling with quantity, down to $1.89 and $2.60 respectively, which matters once you pass a few hundred addresses. Our ISP proxy rating and the static residential section go deeper into which countries each provider actually holds.
Dedicated datacenter proxies, $/IP per month
| Provider | 1 IP | 50 IPs | 200-250 IPs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Proxy Seller | $1.64 | $1.39 | $1.15 |
| Proxyscrape | - | $1.80 | $1.60 |
| Proxy-Cheap | $1.69 | $1.69 | $1.69 |
| ProxyShard | $1.20 | $1.20 | $1.20 |
| CyberYozh | $2.33 | - | - |
ProxyShard is the cheapest choice up to about 100 addresses because its rate never moves, but Proxy Seller crosses below it from 200-250 IPs onward and keeps falling to $0.90 per IP at 2000-3000, which turns a 250-address rack into $287.50 versus $300 at ProxyShard and $422.50 at Proxy-Cheap. Coverage differs sharply too: Proxy Seller sells dedicated datacenter IPs in 41 countries, CyberYozh in 25, Proxy-Cheap in 13, ProxyShard in 8, and Proxyscrape only in the United States. See the dedicated datacenter proxy rating for the full field, and shared datacenter proxies if you can live with a shared IP for far less.
The 10 alternatives in detail
Each provider below is described by the products it actually sells, the prices at volumes you are likely to buy, and the job it is the right tool for.
1. Proxy Seller
Official website: https://proxy-seller.com/
Proxy Seller has been operating since 2014 out of Cyprus and sells the widest product range in this list: rotating residential traffic in 220 countries, ISP and static residential addresses in 24, dedicated datacenter IPs in 41, IPv6 subnets in 17, and both dedicated and shared mobile ports. If the reason you are leaving NinjasProxy is that you need three different proxy types under one login and one invoice, this is the shortest path.
The residential grid starts at $3.50 per GB for a single gigabyte or pay-as-you-go and falls steadily: $2.40 at 25-38 GB, $2.20 at 100-150 GB, $1.45 at 1000 GB and $1.30 at 3000 GB. That is not the cheapest traffic here, but the geography is unmatched, so it is the provider to pick when your target list includes countries nobody else holds. The IPv6 grid is the real bargain: $0.16 per IP up to 30 addresses, $0.11 from 50, and down to $0.05 at 5000, which makes a thousand-address IPv6 rack cost $80 a month. See our individual IPv6 rating if that is the product you need.
ISP addresses start at $3 each and drop to $2.55 at 100 IPs and $1.89 from 1000 upward, so a 1000-address ISP fleet costs $1,890 a month here. The promo code QALCDK_843602 takes 10% off an order, there is a $1.99 paid trial, a 24-hour refund window, city-level targeting, four payment methods including crypto and PayPal, and SDKs for PHP, Python, Node.js, Java and GoLang alongside the API.
Proxy Seller
https://proxy-seller.com/
$0.05/IP Individual IPv6 Proxies
Proxy Type
Mobile Proxies, Residential Proxies, Individual IPv6 Proxies, ISP Proxies, Datacenter Proxies
Pool of IPs
20M+ IP
Date established
2014
Headquarters
Cyprus
Pros & Cons
- High-quality proxies
- Competitive prices
- Wide selection of proxies
- Convenient payment methods
- 24/7 support
2. Proxyscrape
Official website: https://proxyscrape.com/
Proxyscrape, founded in 2018 in Belgium, is built around data collection rather than around account management. The pool is 120M+ addresses, residential coverage is 195 countries, and the catalog includes unlimited residential plans from $2,630 per month, which is the option you take when your monthly traffic is so large that per-gigabyte billing stops making sense.
Rotating residential traffic is priced for volume buyers: $4.85 per GB at 5-8 GB is the second-highest small-order rate here, but it falls to $3.50 at 100-150 GB, $2.00 at 1000 GB and $1.50 at 5000 GB. Mobile traffic follows exactly the same grid, and it only comes from 3 countries (Austria, the United Kingdom and the United States), so treat Proxyscrape mobile as a narrow geo tool rather than a global one.
The standout line is shared datacenter IPs: $0.025 per IP at 1000-1500 addresses and $0.023 at 5000, which puts a thousand-IP shared pool at around $25 a month. Dedicated datacenter IPs are US-only and run $1.90 down to $1.40 at 400-500 addresses. There is a free trial, a 72-hour refund window, city-level targeting and five payment methods including AliPay and PayPal. For a scraping stack built on top of this, our guide to the best proxies for web scraping covers the pairing with tooling.
Proxyscrape
https://proxyscrape.com/
$0.023/IP Shared Datacenter Proxies
Proxy Type
Mobile Proxies, Residential Proxies, Datacenter Proxies
Pool of IPs
120M+ IP
Date established
2018
Headquarters
Belgium
Pros & Cons
- High-quality proxies
- The cost of proxies is below average
- Many payment methods available
- There is a plan with unlimited traffic for residential proxies
- Data center proxies can be purchased starting from 1,000 units (cannot be purchased individually)
3. NodeMaven
Official website: https://nodemaven.com/
NodeMaven, founded in 2023 in Estonia, is the most expensive per-gigabyte option in this list and sells that price on a single argument: IP quality filtering before the address is handed to you. On hard targets the metric that matters is not the sticker rate but how many requests you burn on dead addresses, and that is what this provider optimises. Coverage is 190+ countries residential and 102 countries mobile, from a 30M+ pool.
Traffic costs $5.31 per GB at 2 GB, $5.00 at 5-8 GB, $3.98 at 40-60 GB, $3.75 at 100-150 GB, $3.56 at 200 GB and $2.75 at 1000 GB, with pay-as-you-go from $3.06. In monthly money, 200 GB is $712 at list price; the promo code CAPYRATE35 takes 35% off a first order, which brings that first invoice to a very different number and makes the provider worth testing before you commit. Mobile traffic uses the same grid, so there is no premium for the mobile pool.
ISP addresses are a flat $4.99 per IP at every quantity from 1 to 500, in 6 countries. That flat rate is fine for 5 or 10 logins and expensive for a hundred, so buy ISP here for quality-sensitive accounts and elsewhere for fleets. There is a $3.50 trial, payment by card or crypto, city-level targeting and no money-back window, so use the trial rather than the refund policy as your safety net. If rotating traffic is new to you, we walk through the configuration in our step-by-step rotating residential setup guide.
NodeMaven
https://nodemaven.com/
$2.75/GB Rotation Residential Proxies
Proxy Type
Mobile Proxies, Residential Proxies, ISP Proxies
Pool of IPs
30M+ IP
Date established
2023
Headquarters
Estonia
Pros & Cons
- High-quality proxies
- Many positive reviews
- With monthly plans, unused traffic is carried over to the next month
- Pay-as-you-go option available
- Limited payment methods
4. CyberYozh
Official website: https://app.cyberyozh.com/
CyberYozh has been around since 2014, operates from Serbia, and covers the whole product spectrum: rotating residential in 154 countries, ISP and static residential in 52, datacenter in 25, mobile in 23, plus a US-only shared mobile plan at $50 per port. The pool is the smallest here at 7M+, and residential traffic is priced above average: $3.90 per GB all the way from 1 GB to 10-13 GB, $3.20 at 40-60 GB, $2.50 at 100-150 GB, $2.20 at 500-600 GB and $1.99 at 1000 GB.
That price is worth paying for exactly one reason, and it is a strong one: 52 countries of static residential and ISP addresses at $5.29 per IP. No other provider in this list comes close on static geography, and if your work depends on holding a permanent address in Croatia, Denmark, Hungary or Greece rather than in the usual handful of countries, this is the only entry that solves it. Dedicated datacenter IPs start at $2.33 and shared ones at $1.85.
Payment is by card, crypto or Capitalist, there is a 24-hour refund window, no free trial, and the CAPROXY code gives 5% off a first order. City-level targeting is not available, so plan for country-level work.
CyberYozh
https://app.cyberyozh.com/
$1.85–$2.37/IP Shared Datacenter Proxies
Proxy Type
Mobile Proxies, Residential Proxies, ISP Proxies, Datacenter Proxies
Pool of IPs
7M+ IP
Date established
2014
Headquarters
Serbia
Pros & Cons
- Quality proxies
- Large IP pool in over 100 countries
- Virtual numbers for SMS activation
- User-friendly interface
- Additional commission when topping up the balance
5. CatProxies
Official website: https://catproxies.com/
CatProxies launched in 2024 from Romania and prices residential traffic more aggressively than any other mid-tier provider here: $2.50 per GB for a single gigabyte, $2.00 at 5-8 GB, $1.80 at 10-13 GB, $1.60 at 25-38 GB, $1.50 at 40-60 GB, $1.40 at 100-150 GB and $1.26 at 250-350 GB, across 195 countries from a 20M+ pool. At 30 GB that is $48 a month, against $117 at NodeMaven and $145 at Proxyscrape for the same volume.
The second reason to look here is dynamic IPv6 traffic: $0.20 per GB at 100-150 GB, $0.11 at 1000 GB and $0.07 at 5000 GB. For scraping targets that accept IPv6, that is a different order of magnitude from residential billing. There are also daily plans starting at $4 per day, which is the right shape for a one-week campaign rather than a monthly subscription, and unlimited residential plans from $2,100. ISP and static residential addresses cost $4 per IP at small quantities, $3.20 from 20 upward and $2.60 at 100, in 24 countries. Mobile traffic runs $4.50 down to $2.80 at 250-350 GB in 44 countries.
One condition to accept before you pay: there is no money-back window. There is a free trial and the CAPROXY code gives 10% off any plan except unlimited residential, so test first and buy the small step before scaling up. Payment is by card, crypto, AliPay or YooMoney.
CatProxies
https://catproxies.com/
$0.07/GB Dynamic IPv6 Proxies
Proxy Type
Mobile Proxies, Residential Proxies, Dynamic IPv6 Proxies, ISP Proxies, Datacenter Proxies
Pool of IPs
20M+ IP
Date established
2024
Headquarters
Romania
Pros & Cons
- High-quality proxies
- Excellent price/performance ratio
- Plans with unlimited proxies available
- Support for IPv6 residential proxies
- Great and user-friendly website design
- The company is involved in charity
- Limited payment methods
- KYC is required before use
6. Relayox
Official website: https://relayox.com/
Relayox is the youngest entry here, founded in 2026 in Cyprus, and it deliberately sells only two things: rotating residential and rotating mobile traffic, both on one identical price grid across 195+ countries from a 60M+ pool. $4.25 per GB at 2 GB, $4.00 at 5-8 GB, $3.80 at 15-20 GB, $3.60 at 25-38 GB, $3.30 at 40-60 GB, $3.00 at 100-150 GB and $2.75 from 200 GB upward, where it flattens out.
Paying the same rate for mobile as for residential is the interesting part of that grid: at 100 GB, mobile traffic here costs $300 against $599 at Proxy-Cheap and $375 at NodeMaven. Residential traffic at the same volume is more expensive than at CatProxies or DataImpulse, so the case for Relayox is mobile work, not residential.
The checkout accepts crypto only, which rules it out for anyone who needs a card invoice and makes it a natural fit for anyone who prefers not to leave one. Risk on the first purchase is low: a $1 trial for 200MB and a 168-hour refund window, the longest in this list alongside Evomi and DataImpulse. City-level targeting is available.
Relayox
https://relayox.com/
$2.75/GB Rotation Residential Proxies
Proxy Type
Mobile Proxies, Residential Proxies
Pool of IPs
20M+ IP
Date established
2026
Headquarters
Cyprus
Pros & Cons
- 190+ countries on both rotating products
- Pool of 20M+ IP addresses
- Trial package for $1
- Money-back window of 168 hours
- New proxy provider
- Cryptocurrency is the only payment method
7. ProxyShard
Official website: https://proxyshard.com/
ProxyShard started in 2025 in the United States and runs the simplest pricing model of the ten: $2 per GB of rotating residential traffic at every volume from 1 GB to 5000 GB, across 195+ countries from an 80M+ pool. For a buyer of 5 or 10 GB that is one of the two or three best rates available, since most competitors reserve their discounts for the hundred-gigabyte steps. For a buyer of 1000 GB it is the opposite: $2,000 a month here against $490 at Evomi and $800 at DataImpulse.
Datacenter addresses are the other strong line: $1.20 per dedicated IP at every quantity from 1 to 1500, in 8 countries, which is the lowest single-IP datacenter price in this comparison. ISP and static residential addresses are a flat $2 per IP up to 1500 addresses, but only in 3 countries (the Czech Republic, the United States and Turkey), so check that your target country is one of them before planning a fleet. Unlimited residential is available from $699, and there are daily plans from $4.
The CAPROXY code gives 15% off datacenter and residential proxies, applies to new and existing customers and works up to five times per account, which effectively pushes the flat residential rate below $2 per GB on repeat orders. Payment is by card, crypto, Google Pay or Apple Pay, and city-level targeting is available.
ProxyShard
https://proxyshard.com/
$1.20/IP Dedicated Datacenter Proxies
Proxy Type
Mobile Proxies, Residential Proxies, ISP Proxies, Datacenter Proxies
Pool of IPs
80M+ IP
Date established
2025
Headquarters
United States
Pros & Cons
- Affordable pricing across all proxy types.
- Supports HTTP, SOCKS5, and UDP on most products.
- City, region, and ISP targeting for residential proxies.
- Unlimited traffic available for mobile and residential unlimited plans.
- A new proxy provider
- No volume discounts
8. Proxy-Cheap
Official website: https://proxy-cheap.com/
Proxy-Cheap, founded in 2018 in Lithuania, holds an 85M+ pool and accepts more payment methods than anyone else here: card, crypto, PayPal, AliPay, WeChat Pay, Naver Pay, Kakao Pay and Samsung Pay. If your problem with a previous provider was the checkout rather than the proxies, that alone can settle the question.
The pricing is polarised. Rotating residential traffic is a flat $4.99 per GB from 1 GB to 1000 GB and mobile a flat $5.99, both without any volume discount, which makes this the most expensive traffic in the comparison at every step above the smallest. Static products go the other way: ISP and static residential addresses cost $1.99 per IP at any quantity up to 1500, in 20 countries, and shared datacenter IPs $1.39, dedicated $1.69, in 13 countries. IPv6 addresses run $0.18 down to $0.15 at 400-500.
The combination suits a specific buyer: someone who needs a stable set of static addresses and only occasional rotating traffic, paying from a wallet a European provider usually does not accept. Buying your monthly hundred gigabytes here instead of the cheap alternatives costs several hundred dollars more, so keep the two purchases separate. Mobile ports are available from $26.91 per IP in 37 countries, and city-level targeting is supported.
Proxy-Cheap
https://proxy-cheap.com/
$0.15/IP Individual IPv6 Proxies
Proxy Type
Mobile Proxies, Residential Proxies, Individual IPv6 Proxies, ISP Proxies, Datacenter Proxies
Pool of IPs
85M+ IP
Date established
2018
Headquarters
Lithuania
Pros & Cons
- User-friendly interface
- High-quality proxies
- Many payment options
- Wide range of plans
- Reliable proxy provider
- No volume discounts
9. Evomi
Official website: https://evomi.com/
Evomi operates from Switzerland, has been running since 2014, and holds the largest residential pool in this list at 100M+. We tested its residential endpoint against an IP echo service and got 8 successful responses out of 8 attempts, with a median response time of 635 ms and a 90th percentile of 698 ms. Combined with the price, that is the strongest overall case among these ten.
Residential traffic costs $0.99 per GB from the very first gigabyte, including pay-as-you-go, and $0.49 from 100-150 GB upward all the way to 5000 GB. Nobody else here starts that low without a commitment: 10 GB costs about $9.90 and 300 GB costs $147. Shared datacenter traffic is $0.45 per GB at 1 GB and $0.30 at 1000 GB, and ISP or static residential addresses are $1 per IP at every quantity from 5 to 500.
Two limits define who this is not for. The rotating residential product covers 48 countries, far fewer than the 179 to 220 of the other providers, and the ISP product covers only Germany and the United States. If your task needs an address in a country outside that list, no price makes up for it, and Proxy Seller or CyberYozh is the answer instead. Mobile traffic runs $3.98 per GB pay-as-you-go down to $2.20 at 5000 GB in 48 countries. There is a free trial, a 168-hour refund window, seven payment methods including AliPay, WeChat Pay and Twint, and the CAPROXY5 code gives 5% off all plans except Core Residential.
Evomi
https://evomi.com/
$0.30/GB Shared Datacenter Proxies
Proxy Type
Mobile Proxies, Residential Proxies, ISP Proxies, Datacenter Proxies
Pool of IPs
100M+ IP
Date established
2014
Headquarters
Switzerland
Pros & Cons
- Competitive prices
- High-quality proxies
- User-friendly interface
- A pay-as-you-go plan is available with no monthly fees
- VAT is additionally charged when paying by card
10. DataImpulse
Official website: https://dataimpulse.com/
DataImpulse, founded in 2023 and operating from the United States, is the pay-as-you-go option: $0.80 per GB prepaid residential, $1 per GB on the standard grid at every step from 5-8 GB to 700-850 GB, and $0.80 from 1000 GB. Coverage is 195 countries residential and mobile, 122 countries datacenter, from a 90M+ pool with city-level targeting.
Two lines make it the best value per dollar here after Evomi. Rotating datacenter traffic costs $0.50 per GB and $0.45 from 1000 GB, which is the cheapest datacenter traffic in this comparison and the right tool for high-volume collection from targets that do not scrutinise the ASN. Mobile traffic is $2 per GB at every step and $1.60 from 1000 GB, less than half of what Proxy-Cheap or CatProxies charge for the same gigabyte. Details of that category are in our rotating datacenter proxy rating.
The workflow is simple: top up the balance, choose the proxy type, and traffic is drawn from that balance instead of a fixed monthly plan, which fits irregular workloads much better than a subscription.
Where this price is not appropriate is anything that depends on a permanent address: there are no ISP or static residential products here, so account work needs a second provider. Payment is by card, crypto or AliPay, there is a 168-hour refund window and no free trial, so a small first top-up is the sensible way to evaluate it.
DataImpulse
https://dataimpulse.com/
$0.45–$0.50/GB Rotation Datacenter Proxies
Proxy Type
Mobile Proxies, Residential Proxies, Datacenter Proxies
Pool of IPs
90M+ IP
Date established
2023
Headquarters
United States
Pros & Cons
- Low proxy cost
- State/City/Zip/ASN Targeting
- Pay-as-you-go (traffic does not expire)
- No free trial
Which NinjasProxy alternative to pick for your task
| Task | Provider | Product and price at a realistic volume |
|---|---|---|
| Large-scale scraping of protected targets | Evomi | Rotating residential, $0.49/GB from 100-150 GB, so 300 GB is $147 |
| Cheap datacenter traffic for easy targets | DataImpulse | Rotating datacenter traffic at $0.50/GB, $0.45/GB from 1000 GB |
| Antidetect profiles and multi-accounting | NodeMaven | Filtered residential at $3.98/GB on 40-60 GB, 35% off a first order with CAPYRATE35 |
| Static ISP addresses, small set | Proxy-Cheap | ISP at $1.99/IP in 20 countries, so 10 addresses cost $19.90 a month |
| Static ISP addresses, large fleet | Proxy Seller | ISP from $2.55/IP at 100 addresses down to $1.89/IP from 1000 |
| Mobile proxies billed by traffic | DataImpulse | Rotating mobile at $2/GB in 195 countries, $1.60/GB from 1000 GB |
| Mobile traffic with wide geo and a long refund window | Relayox | Mobile at $3.00/GB on 100-150 GB, $2.75/GB from 200 GB, 168-hour refund |
| Narrow geo task, unusual country | CyberYozh | Static residential and ISP at $5.29/IP across 52 countries |
| Dedicated datacenter rack | ProxyShard | $1.20/IP flat up to 1500 addresses; Proxy Seller is cheaper from 200-250 IPs |
| Small orders without a volume penalty | CatProxies | Residential at $2.00/GB on 5-8 GB, plus daily plans from $4 |
| Crypto-only payment | Relayox | Crypto checkout, $1 trial for 200MB, residential and mobile on one grid |
| Scraping toolkit plus cheap shared IPs | Proxyscrape | Shared datacenter at $0.025/IP on 1000-1500 addresses, 195-country residential |
If you want one recommendation per scenario: Evomi for residential traffic at any volume, because $0.99 per GB from the first gigabyte and $0.49 from 100 GB has no competitor here; DataImpulse for datacenter and mobile traffic at $0.50 and $2 per GB; Proxy Seller when the country list is long or the ISP fleet is large, down to $1.89 per IP from 1000 addresses; NodeMaven when a blocked request costs more than the gigabyte did. One thing to settle before you pay anywhere: ask support how long purchased traffic stays valid, since that single answer changes the real cost of a large prepaid package more than any discount code.
FAQ
- What is the cheapest NinjasProxy alternative for residential traffic?
- Evomi, at $0.99 per GB from the first gigabyte and $0.49 per GB from 100-150 GB upward. DataImpulse is next at $1 per GB, with pay-as-you-go from $0.80. The catch with Evomi is coverage: its rotating residential product spans 48 countries.
- What should I use instead of mobile proxies billed per port?
- Traffic-based mobile plans. DataImpulse charges $2 per GB at every step and $1.60 from 1000 GB, and Relayox charges $3.00 per GB at 100-150 GB and $2.75 from 200 GB. A dedicated mobile port starts at $26.91 at Proxy-Cheap, $49 at Proxy Seller, $50 at CyberYozh and $70 at ProxyShard, which only pays off if you need a single exclusive modem.
- Which of these providers offer a trial?
- Proxy Seller has a paid trial for $1.99, NodeMaven for $3.50, Relayox gives 200MB for $1, and Proxyscrape, CatProxies and Evomi have free trials. CyberYozh and DataImpulse do not offer one, so start with a small paid order there.
- Who gives a refund if the proxies do not work?
- Evomi, DataImpulse and Relayox have a 168-hour money-back window, Proxyscrape 72 hours, Proxy Seller and CyberYozh 24 hours. NodeMaven and CatProxies have no refund window, which is why their trials matter.
- Where are static ISP addresses cheapest?
- Evomi at $1 per IP and Proxy-Cheap at $1.99 per IP, both flat regardless of quantity. If you need many addresses and falling rates, Proxy Seller goes from $2.55 at 100 IPs to $1.89 from 1000. For unusual countries, CyberYozh covers 52 at $5.29 per IP.
- Does country coverage really matter when choosing?
- Rarely. Nine of these ten providers cover between 154 and 220 countries in their widest product, so the number stops being a differentiator. It matters in two cases: Evomi's residential product covers 48 countries, and static products are always narrower than rotating ones, from 2 countries at Evomi to 52 at CyberYozh.
- Do the promo codes work on every plan?
- Not always. QALCDK_843602 gives 10% off an order at Proxy Seller, CAPYRATE35 gives 35% off a first order at NodeMaven, CAPROXY gives 10% at CatProxies on every plan except unlimited residential, CAPROXY gives 15% off datacenter and residential at ProxyShard for up to five orders, CAPROXY5 gives 5% at Evomi on all plans except Core Residential, and CAPROXY gives 5% off a first order at CyberYozh.
- Which provider suits irregular workloads without a subscription?
- DataImpulse, where you top up a balance and draw traffic from it at $0.80 per GB residential. Proxy Seller offers pay-as-you-go residential at $3.50 per GB, NodeMaven at $3.06 per GB, and Evomi at $0.99 per GB.
