Proxy-Seller alternatives ranked by 20 GB checkout

At a 20 GB residential requirement, Proxy-Seller’s cheapest eligible covering checkout is $60 for a 25 GB monthly bundle. Four providers in the dated effective dataset have a lower publishable checkout at the same volume: Geonode, Evomi, DataImpulse, and ProxyScrape. This list is ordered by what the buyer must pay, not by affiliate status, brand size, or an advertised unit rate. It compares published price only, not success rate, latency, or support quality. Proxy-Seller residential pricing, retrieved 2026-07-25T16:03:55Z · Calculation method and dataset scope

Ranked residential checkout table

The engine charges for the complete published purchase even when some traffic goes unused. It excludes quote-only rows, add-ons that require another product, plans that do not cover 20 GB, and rows whose source state prevents ranking.

Why this list has four alternatives, not five

An earlier version included Squid Proxies at $40. Its held residential rows are source-conflicting because the provider’s pages disagree about rotation and refund terms. The rows remain visible on the Squid Proxies provider page, but the shared price-eligibility boundary does not let them set the dated checkout ranking. No other eligible provider displaces the four alternatives below Proxy-Seller, so this page removes Squid instead of cloning the old list. Squid Proxies residential plans and terms, retrieved 2026-07-25T17:41:11.108Z

1. Geonode

Geonode is the clear checkout winner at $18.45 for 25 GB, saving $41.55 against Proxy-Seller’s $60 bill. It publishes rotating and sticky access, country, city, and ASN targeting, and traffic that does not expire. State and ISP targeting are absent from its recorded fields, while concurrency and sticky duration are not published. A workload that needs ISP selection or a known 24-hour session therefore still has a reason to keep Proxy-Seller. Geonode residential pricing, retrieved 2026-07-25T15:42:45Z · Proxy-Seller product details, retrieved 2026-07-25T16:03:55Z

2. Evomi

Evomi’s $49.99 Core monthly checkout covers 100 GB, leaving 80 GB unused at the stated requirement. It publishes unrestricted concurrency, rotating and sticky access, a 24-hour sticky limit, and a broad targeting set. The traffic expires after 30 days and does not roll over. Proxy-Seller’s recorded advantage is state targeting; the two rows otherwise publish comparable concurrency and sticky duration. Evomi residential pricing and validity terms, retrieved 2026-07-25T16:33:08.221Z

3. DataImpulse

DataImpulse costs $50 for 50 GB and records that the traffic does not expire. It also publishes state, ZIP, and ASN targeting. Its concurrency ceiling and sticky duration are not published, while Proxy-Seller publishes unrestricted sessions and a 24-hour sticky limit. Those missing capacity fields matter for a highly parallel workload or a login flow that must retain one IP for many hours. DataImpulse residential pricing, retrieved 2026-07-25T16:33:08.221Z · Proxy-Seller features and terms, retrieved 2026-07-25T16:03:55Z

Evomi and DataImpulse differ by one cent. Keep the exact checkout order, but do not pretend that one cent outweighs their different traffic lifetime and published session controls.

4. ProxyScrape

ProxyScrape has the closest lower checkout at $53, a $7 difference from Proxy-Seller. It publishes unrestricted concurrency, rotating and sticky modes, and country, state, and city targeting. Its sticky sessions stop at 120 minutes, traffic expires after 30 days, and unused traffic does not roll over. Proxy-Seller publishes a 24-hour sticky limit and ISP targeting, although its own expiry and rollover rules remain unpublished. ProxyScrape residential product details, retrieved 2026-07-25T16:33:08.221Z

Reasons to stay with Proxy-Seller

Proxy-Seller is not only the $60 incumbent. Its selected plan publishes unrestricted concurrent sessions, rotating and sticky access, sticky sessions lasting up to 24 hours, and country, state, city, and ISP targeting. The traffic expiry and rollover rules are not published, so they cannot be treated as permissive. The plan has a 30-day billing period and a one-day refund window. Proxy-Seller residential features and terms, retrieved 2026-07-25T16:03:55Z

Choose Geonode first when checkout cost dominates and its published controls cover the workload. Treat Evomi and DataImpulse as near-equal on price, then choose by traffic lifetime and session requirements. ProxyScrape is the smallest cash change from Proxy-Seller. Staying with Proxy-Seller is defensible when unrestricted concurrency, 24-hour sticky sessions, or ISP targeting are already part of the workflow. Before renewing, obtain the unpublished expiry and rollover terms, and recheck every linked checkout because this is a dated price comparison rather than a permanent ranking.