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GProxy vs ProxyEmpire: 2026 Honest Comparison

At a Glance

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.

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Short comparison

Query Parameters: GProxy ProxyEmpire
Residential network size 10M+ residential IPs (Evomi reseller pool) 30M+ residential IPs
Mobile network ~67 active mobile IPs (included in $25/mo unlimited tier) 5M+ mobile IPs (3G/4G/5G)
Country coverage 150+ countries 170+ countries
Residential entry price $0.85/GB $3.50/GB promo ($7/GB list)
Billing model Pay-per-day + pay-as-you-go, no monthly lock-in ($3/day unlimited) Monthly plans; unlimited data rollover
Data rollover No rollover (pay only for the days you use) Unlimited monthly 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

IPv6 proxies

GProxy $0.03/proxy per 3 days
ProxyEmpire Not offered

ProxyEmpire does not sell standalone IPv6.

Mobile proxies

GProxy Small pool, included in $25/mo unlimited tier
ProxyEmpire Dedicated 5M+ mobile network, custom plans

ProxyEmpire wins on mobile scale.

Datacenter proxies

GProxy $0.50/IP shared
ProxyEmpire From $0.35/GB rotating DC

Residential proxies

GProxy $0.85/GB
ProxyEmpire $3.50/GB promo (list $7/GB); ~$1.50/GB enterprise

GProxy residential entry is ~4x cheaper than ProxyEmpire's promo rate.

GProxy vs ProxyEmpire at a glance

ProxyEmpire is a large residential and mobile proxy provider (30M+ residential, 5M+ mobile IPs, 170+ countries) known for unlimited monthly data rollover. GProxy is a leaner, pay-as-you-go provider that undercuts ProxyEmpire heavily on entry price and adds IPv6 and Telegram MTProto products ProxyEmpire doesn't sell.

Pricing

GProxy residential starts at $0.85/GB with a $3/day unlimited option and no monthly lock-in. ProxyEmpire residential runs $3.50/GB on promo ($7/GB list), dropping toward ~$1.50/GB only at enterprise volume. For small and mid-sized workloads GProxy is materially cheaper.

Network and features

ProxyEmpire wins on raw scale and mobile: a bigger residential pool and a real 5M+ mobile network across 3G/4G/5G, plus unlimited data rollover. GProxy wins on flexibility and product breadth: pay-per-day billing, IPv6 proxies from $0.03, dedicated Telegram MTProto from $1/mo, and crypto/card/SBP payments.

Which should you choose?

Choose ProxyEmpire for large-scale mobile and rollover; choose GProxy for the lowest entry cost, no commitment, and IPv6/Telegram needs.

Pros and cons

GProxy — pros

  • ✓Residential entry ~4x cheaper ($0.85 vs $3.50/GB)
  • ✓Pay-per-day billing — $3/day unlimited, no monthly commitment
  • ✓IPv6 proxies from $0.03 (ProxyEmpire has none)
  • ✓Dedicated Telegram MTProto from $1/mo
  • ✓Crypto, cards and SBP accepted

GProxy — minus points

  • –Smaller residential pool (10M+ vs 30M+)
  • –Tiny mobile network vs ProxyEmpire's 5M+ mobile IPs
  • –No unlimited data rollover
  • –Younger brand with less public track record

ProxyEmpire — pros

  • ✓Large 30M+ residential pool
  • ✓5M+ mobile IPs across 3G/4G/5G
  • ✓Unlimited monthly data rollover on all plans
  • ✓170+ country coverage

ProxyEmpire — minus points

  • –Much higher residential entry ($3.50–7/GB)
  • –Best rates need monthly commitment
  • –No IPv6 or Telegram MTProto products
  • –Rollover only helps if you pre-buy monthly GBs

Who needs what

Take GProxy if

Small-to-mid scrapers and multi-accounters who want the lowest entry price, pay-as-you-go flexibility, crypto payments, or IPv6/Telegram products.

Take ProxyEmpire if

Teams that need a large mobile network at scale, wide country coverage, or unlimited rollover of pre-purchased monthly bandwidth.

FAQ

Is GProxy cheaper than ProxyEmpire? +
Yes on entry pricing. GProxy residential starts at $0.85/GB versus ProxyEmpire's $3.50/GB promotional rate (list price $7/GB). At high enterprise volumes ProxyEmpire can reach ~$1.50/GB, but GProxy stays cheaper for small-to-mid usage and adds a $3/day unlimited option.
Does ProxyEmpire have a bigger network? +
Yes. ProxyEmpire advertises 30M+ residential and 5M+ mobile IPs across 170+ countries, larger than GProxy's ~10M+ residential pool and small mobile inventory. If raw pool size and mobile scale are your priority, ProxyEmpire leads there.
What does GProxy offer that ProxyEmpire doesn't? +
Standalone IPv6 proxies (from $0.03/proxy per 3 days), dedicated Telegram MTProto proxies (from $1/mo), pay-per-day billing, and payment via crypto, cards and SBP. ProxyEmpire sells none of these.
Does GProxy have data rollover like ProxyEmpire? +
No. ProxyEmpire lets unused monthly GBs roll over. GProxy solves the same problem differently with pay-per-day and pay-as-you-go billing — you only pay for what you use, so there is nothing to roll over.

Total

Pick ProxyEmpire if you need a large mobile network, the widest country list, or unlimited rollover of pre-bought bandwidth. Pick GProxy if you want the lowest entry price, no monthly commitment, crypto payments, or IPv6/Telegram MTProto products. For most small-to-mid users, GProxy is the cheaper and more flexible starting point.

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Other comparisons

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.
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