ResiProx

ResiProx is a usage-based residential and mobile proxy provider that has carved out a niche as a value-tier alternative to Bright Data, Oxylabs, and Decodo. The pitch is straightforward: a large rotating residential pool, a separate mobile carrier pool, and a flat per-GB rate with no monthly minimum or seat license. It is built primarily for scrapers, account farmers, sneaker copping operators, and SMB marketing teams who need a working proxy stack without negotiating an enterprise contract.

On network size, ResiProx publicly claims roughly 80M+ residential IPs and 18M+ mobile IPs spanning 180+ countries, with city, state, and ZIP-code targeting included at no surcharge. The residential pool is sourced through a peer SDK model (typical of mid-market residential providers), while the mobile pool runs on 3G/4G/5G LTE carrier connections. Both pools support rotating sessions for scraping and sticky sessions of up to 30 minutes for workflows like checkout flows, account creation, and session-bound logins.

Pricing is the headline feature. Residential plans on the published pricing page start at $20 for 3 GB ($6.67/GB at the entry tier) and scale down to $2.70/GB at the 1,000 GB volume tier — and ResiProx has historically run promo rates as low as $1.75/GB on bulk commits. Mobile starts at $10/GB for 1 GB and drops to $5/GB at 500 GB. There is a $3.97 trial combo for new users, but ResiProx does not publish a formal refund or money-back window, so buyers should clarify that in chat before committing to a larger top-up.

Where ResiProx genuinely competes is on price-to-feature ratio. Unlimited concurrent sessions are included on every plan, ZIP-level geo-targeting is free rather than enterprise-gated, and the dashboard exposes both gateway endpoints (host:port:user:pass) and a request-builder for credential rotation. Practitioners report sub-second response times on US targets and reasonable success rates against mid-tier anti-bot stacks; expect it to struggle more than tier-one providers against the hardest JA3-fingerprinting and Cloudflare Enterprise targets. Support is live chat during business hours plus a support@resiprox.com inbox with roughly one-business-day turnaround.

The ideal ResiProx customer is the operator who has outgrown Webshare's static residential plans but is not ready to sign a $500/month minimum with Oxylabs or Bright Data. If you are running scraping for SERP data, e-commerce intel, social media management, or sneaker checkouts, ResiProx is a credible mid-tier pick — particularly if your workload is bursty and a per-GB model fits better than a subscription. Heavy enterprise buyers running compliance-sensitive workloads or extremely high concurrency should still default to the established tier-one names, where SOC 2, audited IP sourcing, and named account managers are baked in.

Limitations worth flagging up front: Trustpilot reviews on ResiProx are mixed, with a recurring thread of complaints around refund handling and occasional pool freshness on niche geos. Documentation is lighter than what you get from Decodo or Bright Data, and there is no public SLA. If you depend on a specific country outside the US/EU/UK core, run a paid trial against your actual target before committing to a 100 GB+ plan.