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Proxy Costsobserved 2026-07-25

IPBurger proxy pricing

Every IPBurger plan we hold, priced in the unit it is actually sold in, with the source and date for each figure.

Cheapest IPBurger plan we can price · one figure per meter, never blended

Observed 2026-07-25. Prices move; check the provider's page before buying.

What the pricing page does not put next to the price

Unused bandwidth
Expires after 30 days
Bandwidth pooling
account wide
Concurrent sessions
Unlimited
Sticky session, longest
30 minutes

These come from the provider's own documentation, FAQ or terms rather than its pricing page. They are the fields that decide what a plan really costs, which is why we collect them.

IPBurger · Traffic · $ per GB

6 of 13 plans

Sold by the gigabyte. These rows share a denominator, so they can be ranked against each other.

PlanTypesSold asSmallest purchaseBandwidth expiryConcurrencySource
Residential Starterresidentialmonthly bandwidth plan$49no published allowance30 daysUnlimitedProvider page
Residential Plusresidentialmonthly bandwidth plan$149no published allowance30 daysUnlimitedProvider page
Residential Proresidentialmonthly bandwidth plan$199no published allowance30 daysUnlimitedProvider page
Mobile Startermobilemonthly bandwidth plan$59no published allowance30 daysUnlimitedProvider page
Mobile Plusmobilemonthly bandwidth plan$149no published allowance30 daysUnlimitedProvider page
Mobile Promobilemonthly bandwidth plan$269no published allowance30 daysUnlimitedProvider page

No conversion exists between GB and IPs

IPBurger · Inventory · $ per IP per month

3 of 13 plans

Sold by the IP, port or proxy. These rows share a denominator with each other and with nothing above.

PlanTypesSold asSmallest purchaseBandwidth expiryConcurrencySource
Static Residential / ISP annualISP and static residentialper ipnonenot publishedNot publishedNot publishedProvider page
Fresh Dedicated annualdatacenterper ipnonenot publishedNot publishedNot publishedProvider page
Private Dedicateddatacenterper ipnonenot publishedNot publishedNot publishedProvider page

Below this line there is no published figure at all

IPBurger · Unpriced · no public price

4 of 13 plans

The provider quotes on request, publishes nothing, or its page could not be read. There is no numerator either, so nothing is shown as a figure.

PlanTypesSold asSmallest purchaseBandwidth expiryConcurrencySource
Residential Custom (over 60GB)residentialquote onlynonenot publishedNot publishedNot publishedProvider page
Mobile Custom (over 60GB)mobilequote onlynonenot publishedNot publishedNot publishedProvider page
Static Residential / ISP custom allocationISP and static residentialquote onlynonenot publishedNot publishedNot publishedProvider page
Private Dedicated custom volumedatacenterquote onlynonenot publishedNot publishedNot publishedProvider page

Compare these against every other provider on the residential page, datacenter page, ISP and static residential page, mobile page.

Where IPBurger's own pages disagree with each other

On 2 plans, this provider publishes figures that contradict each other. We show both rather than quietly picking one, and neither enters a ranking.

What IPBurger does not publish

4 plans have no public price and are quoted on request. These stay listed rather than dropped, because a comparison that hides the awkward rows is not a comparison.

How IPBurger compares with the rest of the market

IPBurger sells 4 of the four proxy types we track. We hold 13 of its plans, 9 with a public price.

What it publishes, against what the market publishes

Terms IPBurger publishes away from its pricing page

If you are comparing IPBurger against something else

The cheapest plans we can price for the same proxy types, at 50 GB a month for traffic-metered types and 10 IPs for per-IP types. Ranked by what you would pay, nothing else.

Where IPBurger sits in the wider picture

What the whole category costs

IPBurger sells into these categories. Each guide gives the market range and what decides where a plan sits in it.

Cheaper alternatives to IPBurger, priced at a stated volume · All 47 providers