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GProxy vs Rayobyte: 2026 Honest Comparison

At a Glance

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.

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Short comparison

Query Parameters: GProxy Rayobyte
Residential network size 10M+ residential IPs (Evomi reseller pool) ~40M residential + 400K static ISP IPs
Datacenter network Shared/private DC IPv4 130K+ DC IPs, 25+ countries, unlimited BW
Country coverage 150+ countries Residential worldwide; DC 25+ countries
Residential entry price $0.85/GB $3.50/GB PAYG (→ $0.50/GB at 5TB+)
ISP proxies $1.50/IP $1.79/IP
Billing model Pay-per-day + pay-as-you-go, no monthly lock-in ($3/day unlimited) PAYG + monthly; strong at high volume
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
Rayobyte $1.79/IP

IPv6 proxies

GProxy $0.03/proxy per 3 days
Rayobyte Not offered

Datacenter proxies

GProxy $0.50/IP shared
Rayobyte 130K+ DC IPs, $0.30/GB rotating, unlimited BW

Rayobyte has a much larger dedicated DC network.

Residential proxies

GProxy $0.85/GB
Rayobyte $3.50/GB PAYG → $0.50/GB at 5TB+

GProxy is cheaper at entry; Rayobyte only matches at multi-terabyte scale.

GProxy vs Rayobyte at a glance

Rayobyte (Lincoln, Nebraska; founded 2015 as BlazingSEO) is an established US provider with ~40M residential IPs, 400K+ static ISPs and a strong 130K+ datacenter network. GProxy is a cheaper, pay-as-you-go provider that undercuts Rayobyte at entry and adds IPv6 and Telegram MTProto.

Pricing

GProxy residential starts at $0.85/GB; Rayobyte at $3.50/GB PAYG, reaching $0.50/GB only at 5TB+. GProxy ISP IPs are also cheaper ($1.50 vs $1.79).

Network and features

Rayobyte wins on datacenter scale, static-ISP pool size and brand track record. GProxy wins on entry price, pay-per-day flexibility, IPv6, Telegram MTProto and crypto/card/SBP payments.

Which should you choose?

Choose Rayobyte for large dedicated DC/ISP pools and high-volume residential; choose GProxy for the lowest entry price and most flexible billing.

Pros and cons

GProxy — pros

  • ✓Residential entry cheaper ($0.85 vs $3.50/GB)
  • ✓ISP proxies cheaper ($1.50 vs $1.79/IP)
  • ✓Pay-per-day billing — $3/day unlimited
  • ✓IPv6 proxies from $0.03 (Rayobyte has none)
  • ✓Dedicated Telegram MTProto + crypto/card/SBP

GProxy — minus points

  • –Smaller residential pool (10M+ vs ~40M)
  • –Much smaller datacenter network
  • –Tiny mobile inventory
  • –Less established brand and support org

Rayobyte — pros

  • ✓Large ~40M residential + 400K static ISP pool
  • ✓130K+ dedicated datacenter IPs with unlimited bandwidth
  • ✓US-based, established since 2015, ethical sourcing
  • ✓Aggressive high-volume residential pricing ($0.50/GB at 5TB+)

Rayobyte — minus points

  • –High residential entry ($3.50/GB)
  • –No IPv6 or Telegram MTProto
  • –ISP slightly pricier per IP
  • –Best rates need multi-terabyte volume

Who needs what

Take GProxy if

Small-to-mid users who want the lowest entry price, cheaper ISP IPs, pay-as-you-go flexibility, IPv6 or Telegram products, and crypto payments.

Take Rayobyte if

Buyers who need a large dedicated datacenter network with unlimited bandwidth, a big static-ISP pool, or multi-terabyte residential volume from a US-based brand.

FAQ

Is GProxy cheaper than Rayobyte? +
At entry, yes. GProxy residential starts at $0.85/GB versus Rayobyte's $3.50/GB pay-as-you-go. Rayobyte only reaches $0.50/GB at 5TB+ volume. GProxy ISP IPs are also cheaper ($1.50 vs $1.79/IP).
Is Rayobyte better for datacenter proxies? +
For scale, yes. Rayobyte runs 130K+ dedicated datacenter IPs across 25+ countries with unlimited bandwidth on most plans — much larger than GProxy's shared/private DC offering. If you need a big dedicated DC pool, Rayobyte leads.
What does GProxy add that Rayobyte lacks? +
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.
Is Rayobyte a US company? +
Yes. Rayobyte is based in Lincoln, Nebraska, founded in 2015 as BlazingSEO and rebranded in 2022. It emphasizes ethical proxy sourcing and a US-based support team.

Total

Rayobyte is the stronger choice for a large dedicated datacenter network, big static-ISP pool, or multi-terabyte residential from an established US brand. GProxy wins on entry price, cheaper ISP IPs, pay-per-day flexibility, and IPv6/Telegram products — the better fit for small-to-mid, budget-sensitive users.

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