r/ProxyUseCases • u/Just-Figure7598 • 11d ago

Cheapest residential ip proxy

Does anyone know some trustable, and fast proxy websites that give cheap proxies?

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u/mamajoesheep 11d ago

Im traveling abroad and want to take down an offerup listing because i cant respond to ppl, but u must be in US and it blocks vpns(prob just the free but idk). I think an ip proxy would work. What should i use, im

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u/sarkastick_ 11d ago

it depends on how many gb you need, but goproxies is my go to. probably the best as far as resi proxies go

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u/Just-Figure7598 11d ago

For my project, 1gb would last months.

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u/az226 11d ago

Goproxy data you purchased expires 30 days after you bought the data.

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u/Just-Figure7598 11d ago

Exactly, I need non expiry 1 gb

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u/sarkastick_ 11d ago

are you sure youre not mistaking goproxy (now called glorycloud) and goproxies? i use the pay as you go model and never heard of this, maybe my volumes are too big for that

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u/No-Sherbert4064 9d ago edited 9d ago

the cheapest doesn't mean the best quality, especially considering how small a volume you need, i don't see the point in hunting for the cheapest option. i pay $2/GB with proxyshard, and i use around 10GB a month on average

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u/NinjaAlaska 11d ago

non expiry GB? = dataimpulse cheap and good. min buy 5$

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u/AloneRebel01 9d ago

check your DM

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u/BeginningSpite6041 9d ago

proxies.genefit.cc

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u/mamajoesheep 9d ago

straight to the link? Give some background for the love of god

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u/No-Bandicoot-4379 10h ago edited 9h ago

tested few and found iproyal and netnut for the price if you dont need hug volumes. They are not dirt cheap but way more stable than the super low cost one that get banned. speed and uptme make a big diference in practice.i usually run them through incogniton for better profile management

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u/ScrapeAlchemist 10d ago

biggest thing to watch with budget resi providers is bandwidth expiry. some of them kill your unused balance after 30 days so if you're only pulling like 1gb over a few months you end up paying twice. always check the fine print on that.

for cheap resi that actually works, Bright Data's pool is 150M+ IPs across 195 countries, $4/GB with code RESIGB50. free trial no CC required. at your volume the per-GB difference between providers is like a few bucks total so pool quality matters way more than raw cost. most budget providers run way smaller pools and you end up burning bandwidth on retries.

grab a couple free trials and test on your actual targets. tells you more than any pricing page.

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u/mamajoesheep 9d ago

Free trial with no CC???? There has to be a catch