Choose OrionProxies for
Cost-sensitive scraping, SEO monitoring, and data collection teams that want residential traffic from $0.34/GB.
OrionProxies is the lower-cost option for bandwidth, while IPRoyal offers a larger advertised pool, unlimited sessions, and non-expiring traffic.
Facts checked against official provider pages on July 17, 2026. Pricing can change.
OrionProxies
$0.34/GB
14.2M+ IPs
IPRoyal
$7.35/GB PAYG
64M+ residential IPs
Choose OrionProxies for
Cost-sensitive scraping, SEO monitoring, and data collection teams that want residential traffic from $0.34/GB.
Choose IPRoyal for
Teams that value non-expiring traffic, a larger advertised pool, unlimited sessions, or sticky sessions lasting up to seven days.
| Criterion | OrionProxies | IPRoyal |
|---|---|---|
| Entry residential rate | $0.34/GB | $7.35/GB for 1 GB PAYG; $7.00/GB with subscription |
| Advertised residential pool | 14.2M+ IPs | 64M+ IPs |
| Geographic coverage | 195+ countries | 195+ countries |
| Session controls | Automatic rotation | Instant change, timed rotation, and sticky sessions up to 7 days |
| Protocols | HTTP, HTTPS, and SOCKS5 | HTTP, HTTPS, and SOCKS5 |
| Concurrent sessions | Up to 1,000 | Unlimited |
| Purchase model | Usage-priced with no commitment | Pay as you go or subscription; traffic does not expire |
Based on published entry residential rates checked July 17, 2026, OrionProxies starts at $0.34/GB. IPRoyal lists 1 GB at $7.35/GB pay as you go or $7.00/GB with its subscription discount.
Yes. IPRoyal advertises 64M+ residential IPs, while OrionProxies advertises 14.2M+ residential IPs. Pool size is only one selection factor; test the locations and targets your workload actually uses.
IPRoyal is the clearer fit when long sticky sessions are essential because it advertises sticky sessions lasting up to seven days. OrionProxies is better positioned here for lower-cost rotating residential traffic.
OrionProxies is a direct IPRoyal alternative for teams prioritizing a low published per-GB rate, 195+ country coverage, and HTTP(S) or SOCKS5 support.
We compared public residential proxy pricing, advertised network size, geographic coverage, protocols, targeting, and session policies. This is a product comparison based on provider-published facts, not an independent speed or success-rate benchmark. Verify pricing and target availability before purchasing.
Residential proxies
OrionProxies prioritizes low-cost, simple residential bandwidth; Bright Data prioritizes enterprise scale, granular targeting, compliance, and tooling.
Residential proxies
OrionProxies is built around low-cost residential bandwidth; Oxylabs offers a much larger pool and enterprise-oriented targeting and account features.