Talordata

Talordata is a Hong Kong based provider that launched in 2025 and went straight after one thing: the price of a gigabyte of rotating residential traffic. There is no long product catalog here, no mobile network, no datacenter pool. There is rotating residential traffic with close to full country coverage, static residential and ISP addresses sold per IP, and a SERP API on top.

What makes it worth a separate look is the gap between its per gigabyte price and everything else on the market at the same volume. That gap is large enough that it changes the monthly budget of a scraping project, not just the invoice line. The rest of this review is about where that cheap traffic holds up, where the per IP products fall apart, and what it costs to find out for yourself.

Proxy Type

Available Countries

Interface Language

Payment Methods

Integrations

Specifications

IP address rotation

Money-back period (hours)

Free trial

Targeting by city

Other Features

• Rotating residential proxies
• Static residential and ISP addresses
• SERP API access
• Country-level targeting
• Crypto and local payments
• 24/7 customer support

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Our Review

Author Caproxy Team

Published: 2026-08-06
Last updated: 2026-08-07

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Who Talordata Is For and Who Should Skip It

The buyer this provider is built for runs continuous data collection and pays for it by the gigabyte. Marketplace price monitoring, SERP tracking, catalog parsing, feeding a crawler that never stops: in all of these the bill is a straight multiplication of volume by rate, and a rate of $0.75/GB at 100-150 GB against $2.20/GB at the same step from a mid market competitor is not a rounding difference. If you already know your monthly traffic and it runs into hundreds of gigabytes, this is the type of provider you shortlist. Our rotating residential rating shows how far below the usual band that puts Talordata.

Skip it if your work depends on proxy types that are simply absent. There are no mobile proxies and no datacenter proxies in the lineup at all, so account farming on mobile IPs, arbitrage traffic that requires carrier addresses, or cheap bulk datacenter IPs for undefended targets are all outside what this provider sells. For those tasks the page you want is mobile proxies or datacenter proxies, not this one.

The second group that should think twice is anyone buying static addresses by the IP. Talordata charges $5.00 per IP for static residential and ISP addresses, and that number does not move: it is $5.00 for a single address and $5.00 at 400-500 addresses. For multi accounting, where you buy static IPs in batches and hold them for months, this is the most expensive option among the providers compared below. Read the static residential section before committing to a batch here.

What It Actually Costs

The full grid sits above in the pricing block, so the useful thing here is the arithmetic. At 100-150 GB the rate is $0.75/GB, which puts a 120 GB month at $90. At 250-350 GB it drops to $0.70/GB, so a 300 GB month costs $210. At 1000 GB the rate is $0.65/GB, which is $650 for the month. The distance between the entry step and the floor is small in absolute terms: $0.99/GB at 2 GB against $0.65/GB at 1000 GB, a difference of 34 cents across the entire grid.

That flatness is the real characteristic of this pricing model, and it cuts both ways. A small buyer testing on 2 GB pays $1.98 and gets a rate that most competitors do not offer even to their thousand gigabyte customers. A large buyer, on the other hand, gets almost nothing extra for scaling: moving from 250-350 GB to 1000 GB saves five cents per gigabyte, so a jump from 300 GB to 1000 GB multiplies the bill by roughly three even though the volume grew more than three times. There is no volume negotiation baked into the published grid past $0.65.

The chart below shows how little the rate moves as volume grows, which is the opposite of how most residential grids behave.

Static addresses have no volume logic at all. One ISP address costs $5.00, and so does each of 500 of them. Twenty addresses cost $100 per month, a hundred cost $500 per month, and buying more never improves the unit price. If you plan to grow a static fleet, model the cost as a straight line and compare it against providers whose per IP price actually falls, because here it never will.

One thing to settle before you pay: confirm with support how long purchased traffic stays valid, since that single condition decides whether buying a large block up front is cheaper than buying monthly.

Where Talordata Loses to the Competition

The five providers below are the ones worth putting next to it: all of them sell rotating residential traffic on the same volume steps, and three of them also sell static addresses per IP, which is where the comparison turns against Talordata.

Rotation Residential Proxies, $/GB

On a 1000 GB month the cheapest competitor here bills $1450 against $650, a difference of $800 for the same volume; against the most expensive of the six it is $5000 against $650. Even at a modest 300 GB the nearest rival costs $600 while Talordata costs $210, so the annual gap on a single steady project runs into thousands of dollars.

The grouped chart below puts all six providers on the same three volume steps, and the shape is the same at every step: one bar far below the rest.

ISP and Static Residential Proxies, $/IP per month

A hundred static addresses cost $500 a month here against $179 at the cheapest option in the table, and the gap widens with every address you add, because Talordata is the only participant whose per IP price never falls. NodeMaven is the closest in price and also keeps a flat rate, but it sits one cent below at every step. The one thing Talordata has here that most of them do not is breadth: 62 countries for static and ISP addresses, against 11 at Webshare, 24 at Proxy Seller, 50 at BrightData and 6 at NodeMaven. If your task needs a static address in a country the others do not carry, the price stops being the deciding factor. The wider picture on this product is in our ISP proxy rating.

What You Get With the Gigabyte and What Testing Costs

Country coverage is the first thing to check when a price is this far below the market, because narrow geography is the usual reason a cheap pool is cheap. That is not the case here. The chart below compares country counts across all six providers.

Talordata lists 195 countries and regions for rotating residential, level with the widest coverage in this group and ahead of two established providers, while the price per gigabyte is a fraction of theirs. Coverage is therefore not the trade off. Pool size is where the competitors put a number on it: 150M+ at BrightData, 120M+ at Proxyscrape, 80M+ at Webshare, 30M+ at NodeMaven, 20M+ at Proxy Seller. A headline pool figure tells you less than it looks like it does, so judge the pool the way it actually matters: run your own targets through it during a test period and watch how often the same address comes back and how often it is already flagged.

Which brings up what that test costs. Here the comparison is straightforward.

Talordata gives 200 MB of free traffic to try the network, and you ask support for it rather than clicking a button in the dashboard. That covers a real test against your own target sites, which is the only test that decides anything, and it costs nothing at all: cheaper than the paid trials at Proxy Seller and NodeMaven. There is no refund window afterwards, so size the first paid order to what the trial told you. Providers that combine a free trial with a real refund window, like the 72 hour case in the table, carry less risk on a first large order, so if you plan to buy a big block immediately, buy the small block first here.

Payment is the quiet advantage. Six methods are accepted, including crypto, AliPay, Google Pay and Apple Pay alongside cards and PayPal. NodeMaven accepts two, Webshare three, and both Proxyscrape and BrightData five. For buyers outside the card friendly markets, and for anyone who prefers to keep payment details away from proxy usage, that matters more than a promotional discount.

Reputation and What the Market Says

Talordata launched in 2025, which puts it among the newest names in this comparison by a wide margin: the others date back to 2014, 2018 and 2023. On the market it is known first of all as a price play, cheap rotating residential traffic bundled with a SERP API, and that is how it comes up in scraping communities and in the affiliate marketing Telegram chats where proxy costs are discussed openly. The conversation there is almost entirely about the per gigabyte rate, which is consistent with what the pricing grid shows: this is a provider people bring up when the budget is the constraint.

Its rating in our catalog is 4.87, which reflects a strong product on the rotating residential side and a lineup that is narrower than the established names. The honest summary is that a provider one year old has not yet accumulated the multi year track record that a company operating since 2014 has, and that is a factor to price into a decision about a large prepaid block.

Two Real Scenarios

Continuous marketplace scraping, 300 GB per month

A price monitoring pipeline pulling product pages across several marketplaces burns traffic steadily rather than in bursts. Rotating residential is the right product, and at the 250-350 GB step the rate is $0.70/GB, so 300 GB comes to $210 per month, or $2520 a year. The same 300 GB at the nearest competitor's step price of $2.00/GB is $600 a month, and at $6.00/GB it is $1800 a month. Over a year that is $7200 and $21,600 respectively against $2520. If the pipeline works on this pool at all, the saving is not marginal. Practical setup guidance for this kind of job is in our web scraping proxy guide.

Localized SERP checks across many countries

A team verifying how search results look in a long list of markets needs addresses that stay put per country. Static residential covers 62 countries here, so 20 addresses across 20 markets cost $100 per month at $5.00 per IP. The same 20 addresses would be cheaper elsewhere on the per IP rate, and at 50 or 100 addresses the difference becomes serious money: 50 addresses cost $250 here against $94.50 at $1.89 per IP. The case for Talordata in this scenario is not price but the country list, since the cheapest static provider in the comparison carries only 11 countries. Choose on geography, and if the countries you need are covered by a cheaper provider, buy there.

Verdict

Buy Talordata if rotating residential traffic is your main cost line and your monthly volume is measured in hundreds of gigabytes. On that product it is the cheapest in this comparison at every volume step, and it does not pay for that price with narrow geography: 183 countries is competitive with providers charging several times more. Test it with a small purchase before committing, because there is no refund window to fall back on.

Do not buy it if you need static addresses by the IP, where the flat $5.00 rate is the worst deal in this group at every quantity except in the countries no one else covers. Do not buy it if you need mobile or datacenter proxies, since neither exists in the lineup. And if your project cannot tolerate the risk profile of a provider that started in 2025, keep the volume small until it has proven itself on your own targets.

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