Residential proxies for enterprise procurement
Today, checked up to Oct 24, 2026: 25 of the 43 residential plans priced at 1,000 GB say they offer published refund terms and traffic that lasts 30 days or more. The cheapest is Evomi at $490, and 5 of the ten cheapest providers at 1,000 GB have a plan that does.
| Provider and plan | Checkout for 1,000 GB | Billing | The catch | Refund | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EvomiCore Residential Monthly | $490 | Monthly | Above the largest published package, so part of this total is the published overage rate. | Within 30 days, on a first purchase of the product, with under 1 GB and under 10% of it used | Oct 24, 2026 |
| GeonodeResidential monthly subscription | $500 | Monthly | Renews monthly; unused traffic rolls over while you keep the subscription. | Within 7 days | Oct 24, 2026 |
| 9ProxyTraffic-based residential, 180-day expiry | $800 | Pay once | Pay once; the traffic expires 180 days after you buy it. | No refunds | Oct 24, 2026 |
| ProxyScrapeResidential, 30-day expiry | $1,500 | Pay once | Pay once; the traffic expires 30 days after you buy it. | Within 3 days, if the conditions in its terms are met | Oct 24, 2026 |
| SOAXScale unified credits | $1,500 | Monthly | Renews monthly; unused traffic rolls over. | Generally none; exceptions may apply | Oct 11, 2026 |
| ShifterResidential monthly bandwidth, Non-Geo pool | $1,598, buys 2,500 GB | Monthly | You buy 2,500 GB to use 1,000 GB; the unused 1,500 GB expires after 30 days. | Within 3 days, on a first purchase, with under half the plan's traffic used | Oct 24, 2026 |
| anyIPEnterprise | $2,000 | Monthly | Above the largest published package, so part of this total is the published overage rate. | Within 14 days, for unused traffic paid by card | Oct 24, 2026 |
| MarsProxiesResidential PAYG, non-expiring | $2,095.80 | Pay once | Pay once; the traffic never expires, so nothing you buy is lost. | Within 1 day, only if the proxies are inactive or defective | Oct 13, 2026 |
| ProxyEmpireRotating residential monthly | $3,000 | Monthly | Renews monthly; unused traffic rolls over. | Generally none; each request is reviewed | Oct 9, 2026 |
| BytefulResidential Data monthly volume pricing | $5,848.05, buys 2,999 GB | Monthly | You buy 2,999 GB to use 1,000 GB; the spare 1,999 GB never expires, so it waits for next time. | Within 1 day, if use stays under 2 GB or a quarter of the plan, whichever is lower | Oct 9, 2026 |
One plan per provider: the cheapest that covers 1,000 GB and meets the job's requirements. 18 priced plans do not say whether they have published refund terms and traffic that lasts 30 days or more, so they are left out rather than counted as meeting it (Bright Data, DataImpulse, Decodo, Froxy, Infatica, NodeMaven, Oxylabs, Proxy-Seller, Rayobyte, Squid Proxies, Thordata and Webshare). A refund window is the time you have to ask, not a promise of a refund: providers' terms often allow one only while little traffic has been used, or only for a fault on their side, so read them before you count on one.
When a company buys proxies, the purchase goes through someone who has to approve it: the cost for a month, what happens to traffic left over, what the refund terms are, who checks the buyer’s identity and how the invoice is taxed. The table above lists the cheapest residential plans priced at 1,000 GB a month whose providers state a refund policy (including “no refunds”) and sell traffic that lasts a month or more, so a team using it through the month does not lose it.
Use case · The live comparison uses prices checked up to Oct 24, 2026; every figure in the text keeps the date it was checked.
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What to settle before you sign
- The refund terms. Several providers refund nothing, and most of the others only within two weeks of purchase. Every plan in the table publishes its terms; the plans with a refund window list the ones that offer one.
- The identity check. Some providers verify the buyer, or the use, before the account works. Plan for it in the timeline; the list of providers without an identity check shows who does not, and why some do.
- Tax on the invoice. Some providers print prices before VAT, and a company invoice adds it; the table says so beside the plans it applies to (tax-exclusive pricing).
- Traffic beyond the plan. Some plans charge a published rate per extra GB, and others stop until you buy more (overage); the plans with a published overage rate say what a heavy month costs.
- The billing. A monthly plan renews at the same price until cancelled; a pay-as-you-go balance does not (pay as you go against a monthly plan).
Plans only a company can buy
Some providers sell their cheapest rates only to verified businesses, after a review of who is buying and why. A company can qualify, so price those plans too: the residential comparison at 1,000 GB shows them, each with the catch that it opens only to verified businesses, after a review.
When a quote is the cheaper route
At this size most providers also sell by quote, through their sales team. The checkout totals in the table are what you pay without asking anyone; use them as the price a quote has to beat, and ask for the refund terms, the overage rate and the tax treatment in writing with it.
What the table does not tell you
It ranks plans by cost and by what their providers’ pages say. It does not test the providers’ networks or support, and we do not take commission into account in any ranking.
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Only plans with this job's requirements compete here, as in the table at the top: published refund terms and traffic that lasts 30 days or more. Choose another proxy type to compare every plan of that type.
Evomi
$490Core Residential Monthly · Monthly
Checked Oct 24, 2026 · $0.49 per GB used
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