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GProxy vs NodeMaven: 2026 Honest Comparison

At a Glance

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.

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Short comparison

Query Parameters: GProxy NodeMaven
Residential network size 10M+ residential IPs (Evomi reseller pool) 30M+ residential + 250K mobile IPs
Country coverage 150+ countries 190+ countries
Residential entry price $0.85/GB $2.20/GB (lower on monthly)
Sticky sessions Rotating + session support Sticky sessions up to 7 days
IP quality filter Standard pool Built-in IP quality filter (~95% clean)
Billing model Pay-per-day + pay-as-you-go, no monthly lock-in ($3/day unlimited) PAYG + monthly with cashback & rollover
IPv6 proxies $0.03/proxy per 3 days ($0.22 / 30 days) Not offered
Telegram MTProto Dedicated Telegram MTProto from $1/mo Not offered
Payment methods Crypto (USDT/BTC), cards (Visa/Mastercard), SBP Cards + crypto

Competitor data — from public pages at the time of publication. Prices may change.

Prices by proxy types

ISP proxies

GProxy $1.50/IP
NodeMaven ISP proxies available

IPv6 proxies

GProxy $0.03/proxy per 3 days
NodeMaven Not offered

Mobile proxies

GProxy Small pool, included in $25/mo unlimited tier
NodeMaven 250K mobile IPs

Residential proxies

GProxy $0.85/GB
NodeMaven $2.20/GB PAYG (lower on monthly)

GProxy entry is ~2.5x cheaper; NodeMaven charges a premium for its IP-quality filter.

GProxy vs NodeMaven at a glance

NodeMaven is a premium provider (30M+ residential IPs, 190+ countries) famous for its IP-quality filter and sticky sessions up to 7 days. GProxy is a cheaper, pay-as-you-go provider that undercuts NodeMaven on price and adds IPv6 and Telegram MTProto.

Pricing

GProxy residential starts at $0.85/GB; NodeMaven at $2.20/GB pay-as-you-go (lower on monthly). GProxy is cheaper at entry and offers a $3/day unlimited option.

Network and features

NodeMaven wins on IP cleanliness and session length (7-day sticky). GProxy wins on price, pay-per-day flexibility, IPv6, Telegram MTProto and crypto/card/SBP payments.

Which should you choose?

Choose NodeMaven for the cleanest IPs and longest sticky sessions; choose GProxy for the lowest price and most flexible billing.

Pros and cons

GProxy — pros

  • ✓Residential entry ~2.5x cheaper ($0.85 vs $2.20/GB)
  • ✓Pay-per-day billing — $3/day unlimited
  • ✓IPv6 proxies from $0.03 (NodeMaven has none)
  • ✓Dedicated Telegram MTProto from $1/mo
  • ✓Crypto, cards and SBP accepted

GProxy — minus points

  • –Smaller residential pool (10M+ vs 30M+)
  • –No 7-day sticky sessions
  • –No built-in IP-quality filter
  • –Tiny mobile network

NodeMaven — pros

  • ✓Sticky sessions up to 7 days (best-in-class)
  • ✓IP quality filter for very clean IPs
  • ✓30M+ residential + 250K mobile, 190+ countries
  • ✓Traffic rollover and cashback on monthly plans

NodeMaven — minus points

  • –Higher entry price ($2.20/GB)
  • –No IPv6 or Telegram MTProto
  • –Premium positioning costs more per GB
  • –No pay-per-day day-pass option

Who needs what

Take GProxy if

Users who want the lowest price and pay-as-you-go flexibility, or who need IPv6/Telegram products and crypto payments.

Take NodeMaven if

Multi-accounters and scrapers who need the cleanest IPs and very long (up to 7-day) sticky sessions and will pay a premium for quality.

FAQ

Is GProxy cheaper than NodeMaven? +
Yes. GProxy residential starts at $0.85/GB versus NodeMaven's $2.20/GB pay-as-you-go. NodeMaven's monthly plans lower the per-GB rate but GProxy stays cheaper at entry and offers a $3/day unlimited option.
What is NodeMaven known for? +
Two things: an IP-quality filter that screens for very clean residential IPs, and sticky sessions that hold the same IP for up to 7 days — far longer than the 10–30 minute industry norm. Those are its main reasons to pay a premium.
What does GProxy offer that NodeMaven doesn't? +
Standalone IPv6 proxies (from $0.03/proxy per 3 days), dedicated Telegram MTProto proxies (from $1/mo), pay-per-day billing, and crypto/card/SBP payments.
Which is better for multi-accounting? +
NodeMaven's 7-day sticky sessions and IP-quality filter are excellent for long-lived accounts. GProxy is better when budget and flexibility matter more than maximum IP cleanliness, or when you also need IPv6/Telegram proxies.

Total

NodeMaven is worth the premium if you need the cleanest IPs and 7-day sticky sessions for delicate multi-accounting. GProxy wins on price ($0.85 vs $2.20/GB), pay-per-day flexibility, IPv6 and Telegram products, and crypto payments — the better default for cost-sensitive users.

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