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GProxy comparisons with other proxy services
Honest comparisons of GProxy with Bright Data, Oxylabs, Smartproxy, and other providers. Prices, features, pros and cons — based on public data.
GProxy vs Bright Data
Bright Data is the largest proxy network on the market with 400M+ residential IPs and 195-country coverage, but starts at $4/GB. GProxy serves a smaller pool (~9K active proxies, 150+ countries) at $0.49–0.85/GB residential and from $0.03 per IPv6 proxy. We are the budget pick; Bright Data is the enterprise pick.
GProxy vs Oxylabs
Oxylabs runs a 175M+ residential IP network across 195+ countries with premium SLAs, starting at $6/GB (5 GB tier). GProxy serves a smaller pool (~9K active proxies, 150+ countries) at $0.49–0.85/GB residential and $0.03 per IPv6 proxy. Oxylabs targets enterprise data teams; GProxy is the budget-flexible alternative for SMB and individual buyers.
GProxy vs Smartproxy
Smartproxy rebranded to Decodo in 2024. They run a 115M+ residential IP pool across 195+ countries starting at $3.75/GB (3 GB tier). GProxy serves ~9K active proxies in 150+ countries at $0.49–0.85/GB residential. Decodo is the mid-market choice for data teams; GProxy is the budget-flexible choice for individual buyers and SMB.
GProxy vs Webshare
Webshare runs an 80M+ residential network in 195 countries with a notable free tier (10 datacenter proxies free forever) and rotating residential from $3.50/GB. GProxy serves ~9K active proxies in 150+ countries at $0.49–0.85/GB residential and $0.03 per IPv6 proxy. Webshare won on cheap datacenter at scale; GProxy wins on residential PAYG and IPv6.
GProxy vs SOAX
SOAX runs 155M+ residential, 33M+ mobile, 2.6M+ ISP IPs in 195+ countries on a unified credit system, starting at $3.60/GB (25 GB Starter $90/month). GProxy is the budget-flexible alternative: ~9K active proxies in 150+ countries, $0.49–0.85/GB residential, IPv6 from $0.03 per proxy, pay-per-day available.
GProxy vs IPRoyal
IPRoyal runs 32M+ residential proxies in 195+ countries with the notable 'traffic never expires' policy, starting at $1.75/GB. They also offer 4.5M+ mobile IPs (3G/4G/5G) from $117/month. GProxy is positioned closer to the budget edge: $0.49–0.85/GB residential, IPv6 from $0.03 per proxy, pay-per-day billing.
GProxy vs NetNut
NetNut runs an 85M+ residential network with direct ISP partnerships (one-hop connectivity) in 195+ countries, starting at $2.92/GB (72 GB tier $210/month). GProxy is the budget alternative: ~9K active proxies in 150+ countries at $0.49–0.85/GB residential, IPv6 from $0.03 per proxy, pay-per-day available.
GProxy vs Bright Data vs Oxylabs
Bright Data and Oxylabs are the two biggest enterprise-grade proxy providers: Bright Data has 400M+ residential IPs in 195 countries, Oxylabs has 175M+ in 195+. Both start residential at $4–6/GB. For most buyers comparing these two, the third option — GProxy — is 5-7x cheaper at entry and offers products neither catalog has, like standalone IPv6 proxies.
GProxy vs Bright Data vs Smartproxy (Decodo)
Bright Data is the largest provider with 72M+ residential IPs and enterprise pricing. Smartproxy (now Decodo) is a mid-market competitor with 55M+ IPs and more accessible plans. Both are serious players but expensive for small businesses. GProxy offers residential from $0.85/GB — 4-6x cheaper than both.
GProxy vs Bright Data vs SOAX
Bright Data is the largest proxy provider with 72M+ IPs and enterprise pricing. SOAX offers 155M+ IPs with real-time IP validation starting at $6.60/GB. Both serve different segments. GProxy offers residential from $0.85/GB — up to 8x cheaper.
GProxy vs Smartproxy vs Webshare
Two budget-tier alternatives to enterprise providers. Smartproxy rebranded to Decodo (2024) and runs a 115M+ residential network starting at $3.75/GB. Webshare was acquired by Oxylabs (2022) and offers 80M+ residential plus a free-forever datacenter tier (10 IPs). Both target SMB, both are reasonable; GProxy is the third option with residential PAYG from $0.85/GB and standalone IPv6.
GProxy vs IPRoyal vs Webshare
IPRoyal and Webshare are two budget proxy providers popular among freelancers and small businesses. IPRoyal offers residential from $1.75/GB with 32M+ IPs. Webshare has a freemium model with 10 free proxies and datacenter from $0.05/IP. GProxy is cheaper for residential: from $0.85/GB.
GProxy vs Oxylabs vs Smartproxy
Oxylabs and Smartproxy (now Decodo) are both Lithuania-based proxy providers with overlapping product lines. Oxylabs targets enterprise data teams (175M+ residential IPs, starts $6/GB); Smartproxy/Decodo targets mid-market (115M+ IPs, starts $3.75/GB). For budget buyers, GProxy offers residential PAYG from $0.85/GB and standalone IPv6 proxies neither competitor sells.
GProxy vs Oxylabs vs SOAX
Oxylabs is a Lithuanian enterprise provider with 100M+ residential IPs, SERP API, and Scraper API. SOAX offers 155M+ IPs with real-time validation. Both target business clients. GProxy offers residential from $0.85/GB for those who don't need enterprise features.
GProxy vs Smartproxy (Decodo) vs SOAX
Smartproxy (rebranded to Decodo) is a Lithuanian mid-market provider with 55M+ IPs and SERP API from $50/mo. SOAX offers 155M+ IPs with real-time validation at $6.60/GB. Both are mid-priced. GProxy is a budget alternative from $0.85/GB.
GProxy vs Bright Data vs IPRoyal
Bright Data is the largest proxy provider (72M+ IPs, enterprise tools, from $5.04/GB). IPRoyal is a budget provider (32M+ IPs, from $1.75/GB). Different weight classes, different use cases. GProxy offers residential from $0.85/GB — cheaper than both.
GProxy vs Oxylabs vs Webshare
Oxylabs is an enterprise provider with 100M+ IPs, Scraper API, and SERP API from $49/mo. Webshare is a freemium provider with 10 free proxies and datacenter from $0.05/IP. Polar opposites. GProxy is the sweet spot: residential from $0.85/GB without enterprise complexity.
GProxy vs Smartproxy (Decodo) vs IPRoyal
Smartproxy (Decodo) and IPRoyal are two Lithuanian mid-range providers. Smartproxy offers 55M+ IPs, SERP API and Site Unblocker from $3.75/GB. IPRoyal has 32M+ IPs and residential from $1.75/GB. GProxy is the budget alternative from $0.85/GB.
GProxy vs Bright Data vs Webshare
Bright Data is the largest enterprise provider (72M+ IPs, SERP API, Web Unlocker, from $5.04/GB). Webshare is a freemium provider (10 free proxies, datacenter from $0.05/IP, residential $4.50/GB). GProxy at $0.85/GB residential is cheaper than both.
GProxy vs Oxylabs vs IPRoyal
Oxylabs is an enterprise provider with 100M+ IPs, Scraper API and SERP API from $49/mo. IPRoyal is a budget provider with 32M+ IPs and residential from $1.75/GB. GProxy offers residential from $0.85/GB — cheaper than both.
GProxy vs SOAX vs IPRoyal
SOAX offers 155M+ IPs with real-time validation at $6.60/GB. IPRoyal has 32M+ IPs and residential from $1.75/GB. SOAX is pricier but more precise. IPRoyal is cheaper but simpler. GProxy at $0.85/GB is cheaper than both.
GProxy vs SOAX vs Webshare
SOAX is a premium provider with 155M+ IPs and real-time validation at $6.60/GB. Webshare is freemium with 10 free proxies and datacenter from $0.05/IP. Different niches: precision vs volume. GProxy residential from $0.85/GB is cheaper than both.
GProxy vs ProxyEmpire
ProxyEmpire runs a large 30M+ residential and 5M+ mobile network across 170+ countries with unlimited monthly data rollover. GProxy is far cheaper to start ($0.85/GB vs $3.50/GB), bills pay-per-day with no commitment, and adds IPv6 and Telegram MTProto that ProxyEmpire does not sell.
GProxy vs Infatica
Infatica is a Singapore-based provider (founded 2019) with a 35–40M residential IP pool, mobile and datacenter proxies, and a scraping API. GProxy is much cheaper to start ($0.85/GB vs $4/GB pay-as-you-go), bills pay-per-day, and adds IPv6 and Telegram MTProto Infatica doesn't sell.
GProxy vs NodeMaven
NodeMaven is a premium-quality provider with a 30M+ residential pool, an IP-quality filter and sticky sessions up to 7 days. GProxy is cheaper to start ($0.85/GB vs $2.20/GB), bills pay-per-day, and adds IPv6 and Telegram MTProto NodeMaven doesn't offer.
GProxy vs Rayobyte
Rayobyte (US, founded 2015 as BlazingSEO) is an established provider with ~40M residential IPs, 400K+ static ISPs and a strong 130K+ datacenter network. GProxy is cheaper to start ($0.85/GB vs $3.50/GB), bills pay-per-day, and adds IPv6 and Telegram MTProto Rayobyte doesn't sell.
GProxy vs PacketStream
PacketStream is a US peer-to-peer residential network with a simple flat $1/GB rate and ~7M IPs. GProxy is cheaper per GB ($0.85), offers far more product types (ISP, datacenter, IPv6, mobile, Telegram MTProto), and bills pay-per-day.
GProxy vs PIA S5 Proxy
PIA S5 Proxy sells a large per-IP residential SOCKS5 network through a desktop S5 client with crypto, no-KYC checkout. GProxy uses a per-GB + pay-per-day model that works in any browser or tool, accepts cards as well as crypto and SBP, and adds IPv6 and Telegram MTProto.
GProxy vs 922 S5 Proxy
922 S5 Proxy sells residential SOCKS5 per IP on a prepaid, pay-as-you-go balance with crypto and no KYC. GProxy bills per GB (or $3/day unlimited), works in any browser or tool, accepts cards as well as crypto and SBP, and adds IPv6 and Telegram MTProto.
GProxy vs Geonode
Geonode is a budget own-network provider with residential from $1/GB, a pay-as-you-go and an unlimited (Mbps-priced) model, and a 2M+ IP pool. GProxy is a bit cheaper at $0.85/GB, has a larger 10M+ residential pool, and adds IPv6, Telegram MTProto and pay-per-day billing.
GProxy vs ProxyRack
ProxyRack (since 2014) offers metered residential at ~$5/GB and an unmetered thread-based unlimited model, with a 5M+ IP pool. GProxy is far cheaper per GB ($0.85), covers more countries, and adds IPv6, Telegram MTProto and pay-per-day billing.