Provider research / 2026

Compare residential proxy providers

Side-by-side comparisons of OrionProxies with IPRoyal, Bright Data, and Oxylabs, using published pricing, network, targeting, protocol, and session details.

Provider facts last checked July 17, 2026.

Reviews
3
Orion entry
$0.34
Coverage
195+
Buyer guide

How to compare proxy providers

  1. 01 / COST

    Calculate effective price

    Compare the rate at your actual volume, minimum spend, expiration rules, targeting fees, and promotional terms.

  2. 02 / COVERAGE

    Check relevant locations

    A global pool is useful only when enough usable IPs exist in the countries, states, cities, or ASNs you need.

  3. 03 / CONTROL

    Match session behavior

    Confirm rotation intervals, sticky-session duration, concurrency, authentication, and HTTP or SOCKS support.

  4. 04 / TEST

    Run your workload

    Measure success rate, latency, and usable IP diversity against representative targets before scaling spend.

FAQ

Proxy comparison questions

What should I compare when choosing a residential proxy provider?

Compare the effective price at your expected traffic volume, usable IP availability in your target locations, rotation and sticky-session controls, protocol support, concurrency, onboarding requirements, and support.

Are the prices in these proxy comparisons current?

The provider pages in this comparison hub were checked on July 17, 2026. Proxy pricing and promotions change, so each page links to the official provider source for a final check.

Is the largest residential proxy pool always best?

No. Advertised pool size can indicate reach, but the relevant measure is availability and performance for your locations and target sites. Run a representative test before committing significant spend.

Residential proxies from $0.34/GB

Access 14.2M+ residential IPs across 195+ countries with HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 support.