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Prices checked up to Oct 24, 2026

Proxy price index: what proxies cost

The middle price across providers for the same amount, read from each provider's own price page: half the providers charge less, half charge more. Each provider counts once, at its cheapest way to buy that amount.

Prices checked up to Oct 24, 2026; recalculated every time the prices are checked again.

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Residential proxies

BuyingMedianMiddle halfLowestProviders
10 GB $5.00 per GB $3.00 to $8.00 $0.79Geonode 26
100 GB $3.00 per GB $1.50 to $4.90 $0.49Evomi 24
1,000 GB $1.55 per GB $0.80 to $2.60 $0.10RayobyteIt opens only after a compliance review, for verified businesses 22

Prices checked between Jul 25, 2026 and Oct 24, 2026.

Mobile proxies

BuyingMedianMiddle halfLowestProviders
10 GB $6.90 per GB $5.00 to $10.00 $2.85ProxyScrape 17
100 GB $3.63 per GB $3.00 to $5.50 $1.10ProxyRack 16
1,000 GB $2.60 per GB $1.60 to $4.80 $1.50ProxyScrape 11

Prices checked between Jul 25, 2026 and Oct 24, 2026.

Datacenter proxies

BuyingMedianMiddle halfLowestProviders
10 IPs $1.42 per IP a month $0.35 to $2.37 $0.30Webshare 7
100 IPs $1.00 per IP a month $0.04 to $1.00 $0.03Webshare 7

Prices checked between Sep 21, 2026 and Oct 24, 2026. Shared and dedicated IPs count together; only plans rented by the month.

ISP (static residential) proxies

BuyingMedianMiddle halfLowestProviders
10 IPs $2.90 per IP a month $1.80 to $3.30 $0.47Decodo 11
100 IPs $1.80 per IP a month $1.25 to $2.60 $0.30Webshare 11

Prices checked between Oct 9, 2026 and Oct 24, 2026. Shared and dedicated IPs count together; only plans rented by the month.

How the index is worked out

  1. For each amount (10 GB, 100 GB, 1,000 GB for residential and mobile; 10 and 100 IPs for datacenter and ISP), every plan with a price checked on the provider's own page is priced the way you would buy it: the smallest package that covers the amount, or the published rate times the amount, with monthly, one-time and prepaid plans all competing.
  2. Each provider keeps only its cheapest checkout for that amount, so a provider with many plans counts once.
  3. The checkout is divided by the amount: dollars per GB, or per IP for a month. A package bigger than you need counts at its full price, as you would pay it.
  4. The median is the middle of those prices; "middle half" runs from the provider a quarter of the way up the list to the one three quarters up.

Free plans, prices quoted only on request and prices we could not confirm are left out. Prices exclude VAT where the provider shows it separately. The same prices drive the comparison, and the price history lists every change the daily check has recorded.